Activating the Handheld Mode Boost on Switch 2 will improve dual-hand graphics for retrocompatibility games, but remember to consider its potential effects like faster battery drain and disabled touchscreen functions before enabling it.
Yodobashi Camera store chains in Japan have introduced a restriction for purchasing Mega Dream Ex and Nihil Zero expansion boosters, prioritizing young fans who play the Pokémon TCG, while providing investors with more affordable resale options.
Kim Gordon’s new album “Play Me,” featuring thought-provoking music videos, is out now via Matador Records. Don’t miss her upcoming tour dates across North America, including cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco! Tickets are available now.
The indie game “Black Sailors: A Santos Bay Tale,” developed by Mandinga, is a decolonial project that aims to challenge Eurocentric views and shed light on the diverse African diaspora in Brazil while facing prejudiced attacks, yet remains steadfast in its commitment to respectfully portray ancestral history and combat industry biases.
This strategic partnership between BYD and Manchester City FC represents a united pursuit of sustainability, innovation, and excellence in the realm of sports and beyond.
Here’s an exciting development for the gaming industry: EGDC, a Saudi investment fund linked to PIF, has increased its stake in Capcom to 10%, signaling growing Saudi involvement in global entertainment sectors, including potential bids on Electronic Arts.
NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 application in Resident Evil Requiem sparks debate within the gaming community, as developers find a balance between AI-enhanced photorealism and preserving their unique game aesthetics.
This unexpected win by KPop Demon Hunters at the Oscars has marked a rare break in Disney’s long-standing dominance of the Best Animated Feature category, which they had won 15 times over the past 26 years.
Get ready for an exhilarating continuation of the Abbott family’s journey in ‘A Quiet Place: Part III,’ as Paramount Pictures and director John Krasinski bring three new cast members on board, along with returning favorites Emily Blunt, Millicent Simmonds, Noah Jupe, Cillian Murphy, Jack O’Connell, Jason Clarke, and Katy O’Brian. The film officially begins production, with a theatrical release planned for July 30, 2027!
Scream 7’s astounding opening weekend box office performance, earning $177 million, has solidified its position as Paramount’s top horror franchise debut (excluding inflation), surpassing the previous records set by Scream and Scream 2 in the ’90s.