Pokemon Sword and Shield’s Rumored Third DLC Has a Starter Problem
The rumors about Kalos returning to Pokemon Sword and Shield via DLC are continuing to spiral, but there could be problems involving the starters.
‘The Good Lord Bird’ Review: Ethan Hawke Delivers a Fiery History Lesson in Antiracism
Ethan Hawke’s ferocious portrayal of abolitionist John Brown is the roaring engine of Showtime’s rousing James McBride adaptation.
Everything You Should Know Before Starting Baldur’s Gate 3 Early Access
Baldur’s Gate 3 is coming to early access in just a few days, and here is everything players should know before purchasing.
Harry Potter Video Game Tier List
While Harry Potter fans patiently wait for more details about Hogwarts Legacy, here is a ranking of all Harry Potter games.
25% of Ubisoft Employees Have Witnessed Or Experienced Workplace Misconduct
Michel Ancel, creator of Beyond Good and Evil, left after accusations of toxic leadership. Tommy François and Maxime Béland, two executives within Ubisoft, were placed on administrative leave while an…
Critic’s Notebook: Jim Carrey’s Joe Biden Can’t Save Toothless ‘SNL’ Season 46 Premiere
‘Saturday Night Live’ struggled to keep up with the dizzying news cycle with host Chris Rock, musical guest Megan Thee Stallion and Jim Carrey’s Joe Biden impersonation launching a new…
Destiny 2’s Traveler May Be in Danger, But Not How You Think
As Destiny 2 prepares for a showdown between the Traveler and the Darkness, the latter may not be the biggest threat from a storytelling perspective.
Hades Developer Reveals Why Supergiant Games Took the Early Access Route
Hades Creative Director Greg Kasavin reveals the reasoning for the game starting in early access before its eventual release two years later.
Commanders in Crisis #1 Launches a Superhero Murder Mystery
Image Comics’ latest series, Commanders In Crisis by Steve Orlando and Davide Tinto, has superheroes investigate a murder impacting the world.
‘Red, White And Blue’: John Boyega Is Superb In Steve McQueen’s Challenging, And Unafraid ‘Small Axe’ Film [NYFF Review]
One of the great joys of the New York Film Festival has been watching Steve McQueen’s new film anthology “Small Axe.” Composed of five works set between the late-’60s and…