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A man has gone viral for unexpectedly liking the video game Dressmaker, a cozy indie game inspired by real dressmaking that’s been trending online since it was released in late September.
Beloved actor Patrick Stewart has died following a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia, his official social media pages announced. He was 86.
Sony has just launched the ELF-MN1, a compact but screenless 3D LCD for viewing compatible digital figures, special content, and anime avatars without glasses or a headset. The 6-inch glass-free display is based on a transparent acrylic stand and allows you to view media from a laptop or smartphone.
Leading vehicle builders, motorsports champions and entertainment figures will connect with attendees at the 2026 SEMA Show, November 3–6 in Las Vegas, adding high-profile appearances and vehicle reveals to a week centered on new products, industry innovation and business connections. (Still need to register for the 2026 SEMA Show? Get started here).
Posted in: Comics, Solicits | Tagged: Kamen America, mega man x, street fighter, udon
“The Jennifer Hudson Show” kicked off its fifth season with double-digit ratings growth, TheWrap can reveal exclusively.
I’ll never forget the moment my concept of what an action figure could be changed. It was the late 1990s. I was walking around either a Spencer’s, Sam Goody, or something equally of the era, and saw something on the shelf I’d never seen before. It looked sort of like an action figure, but it…
PC gaming has always been on the cutting edge of gaming technology. Ray-tracing, upscaling, multi-frame generation – as the wheel of innovation turns and new tech becomes available, PC is the place to be if you want to be the first to check them out. The most recent example of this comes with the launch…
Posted in: Comics, Solicits | Tagged: david lapham, fred van lente, gi joe, Reckah Comics, The Future Is
The eBay Most Wanted Collection brings iconic video game cars to SEMA 2026, auctioning four custom rides to benefit breast cancer treatment.