The new Spiderman game uses United Ireland flag in the game instead of the Tricolour
Well, they can add the creators of Spiderman to that list, as they apparently support a United Ireland too: that is, if the most recent game is anything to go…
Halo 4 PC Review: A Near-Perfect Ending
Halo 4 caps off The Master Chief Collection on PC nearly perfectly.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Highlights a Big Problem with The Game Awards 2020
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order appears at The Game Awards 2020 with one nomination, highlighting a problem with the structure of the ceremony.
The Best Razer Black Friday Deals on PC Accessories
Black Friday is just around the corner and Razer launches its Black Friday deals for its PC peripherals including the Viper, Kraken, and more.
Mando Mondays: Explore The Mandalorian: The Ultimate Visual Guide and More!
Every Monday, MandoMondays.com is dropping new products inspired by The Mandalorian, and StarWars.com is highlighting just a few of all the major new reveals. Set your tracking fobs and happy…
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory – Is ‘the World of Fiction’ Final Fantasy’s Realm?
The ending of Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory may explain where TWEWY and certain Final Fantasy characters come from in Kingdom Hearts.
Former G4TV Hosts Describe Reuniting with the Cast as ‘Slipping on an Old Shoe’
Former G4TV hosts Adam Sessler and Kevin Pereira share what it was like to have the original cast come together for the upcoming Reunion Special.
‘The Meaning of Hitler’: Film Review | DOC NYC 2020
Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker’s documentary delves into decades’ worth of cultural fascination with the Nazi leader and its political ramifications today.
Sickening Yet Riveting Documentary ‘Collective’ Shows A Cynical Nation In Collapse
A common political cliché says that it’s not the scandal that gets you; it’s the cover-up. Alexander Nanau’s coruscating documentary “Collective” supersizes that formulation. Nanau begins with a terrible tragedy,…
‘Leap of Faith’: A Reverential Look At William Friedkin’s ‘The Exorcist’ [Review]
If you’ve read William Friedkin’s 500-page autobiography, “The Friedkin Connection,” or the interviews he has done with The Criterion Collection, you know the veteran filmmaker is a raconteur of the…