Author: James
On July 6, Microsoft leadership announced a new wave of mass layoffs within Xbox, this time affecting 1600 full-time employees, as well as numerous contractors, with another 1600 expected through the company’s 2027 fiscal year. This round of layoffs not only saw the decimation of studios like id Software; it also targeted many who worked…
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A Fortnite-inspired Scare Zone is coming to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Orlando and Universal Studios Hollywood. It is an immersive and thrilling scare zone inspired by Fortnitemares, the game’s signature Halloween event.
Did Marvel get bitten by a radioactive spider? Because its Comic-Con International: San Diego (SDCC) schedule is looking extra super this year. Stacked with sneak peeks, shopping lists, and surprise guests, there’s something on the floor for every member of the Marvel multiverse.
The forecast for Netflix in July is a heat dome of new releases, starting with Will Ferrell’s new comedy The Hawk, in which the Saturday Night Live veteran plays an aging golf pro trying to reignite his career in a last-ditch effort to complete the grand slam. If that sounds a little too city slicker-ish…
A new 1/6th-scale action figure is on the way from Hot Toys: the Hulk from Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Disney has had varying levels of success when it comes to bringing back some of their animated classics in brand new ways. While the recent live-action Moana failed to be a hit at the box office, the same couldn’t be said for the live-action takes on The Lion King, Lilo & Stitch, and Beauty and…
DC Studios will be segueing into body horror, as shown in the official trailer for upcoming comic book film Clayface.
A California man who bought an Xbox game console that was marked up amid President Donald Trump’s tariffs regime is suing Microsoft, claiming the company pocketed government refundsand never distributed them back to consumers.
In a press conference today outside Hall H at the San Diego Convention Center, Mayor Todd Gloria announced an agreement between Comic-Con International, the Convention Center, and other tourism and hospitality partners to keep the convention in San Diego through 2030.