At last, a new movie that’s as beautiful and insane as The Fifth Element
Stop everything and watch the trailer for Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.
Stop everything and watch the trailer for Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.
Gaze-based technology "can also track whether the users have viewed them."
This week I'm joined by Cyrus Farivar, and we also have an interview with Frankie Adams.
This average action film looks so much worse through the lens of its original form.
If your system breaks, you may kiss all your in-game progress goodbye.
Embattled creator leaves just one year after launch of Rift headset.
"Six ways Buzzfeed has misled the court... and a picture of a kitten."
Sequel players will have to abandon progress from the first MMO.
Closing the door on another piece of recent gaming history.
Yes, games exist beyond Breath of the Wild—and they give us hope for the new console.
Blizzard runs into problems rebalancing end-game challenge based on player gear.
People are more important than profit in this stylish Japanese RPG.
New scenes show off funny writing, great supporting cast, and Peter's character arc.
Some gamers may be ready to ditch the disc drive to save on hardware.
Beautiful 12-sided bimetallic pound coin has a hidden, secret security feature.
John Scalzi’s latest novel is a thought experiment about the fall of civilization.
Destiny’s final tour helps players confront the value of their successes.
How do you feel about lemur eyes so pristine and bright, they stare into your soul?
Compare and contrast with Mehdi's marketing push for the plan back in 2013.
Plus, Ars shares what stood out from a festival that plays this alongside Terrence Malick.
Original version's patch to 1.18 will make it free; remastered gameplay revealed.
Investigate Cthulhu and his buddies in 1930s Arkham.
You know the violence, but there were text-adventures, skiing, space, and ants(!) too.
Would go a long way towards preserving arcade classics' aspect ratios.
CEO predicts "Wii-like" sales potential amid instant sell-outs of new shipments.
A phenomenal teen-acting ensemble gets screwed by feature-length aspirations, bad VFX.
This week we're joined by Wes Chatham, the actor who plays the character Amos.
Or, how I agreed to review a space film and got a low-five from Jake Gyllenhaal.
Some fun, but this film won't fill sci-fi's newly emerging "Best Picture nominee" niche.
Free seven-day beta includes fully rebuilt netcode, speed boosts between matches.
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