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A special kind of horror hides in morality plays. These stories often look at people who put a lot of effort into formulating a strong argument for murder. Husbands and wives tend to dominate in this space. What makes them the perfect subject for this is their capacity to conjure a deep hatred for one…
Welcome back to The Beat Digest, a twice-weekly round-up of the biggest comics-related news stories we’ve missed every Tuesday and Friday. Is there a story out there you think we should cover? Be sure to let us know in the comments.
Beat Saber gets into the spooky spirit with its latest shock drop, the theme from Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Jr.
This was during the Jailer 2 Super Show where Rajinikanth revealed how Mithun finally agreed to do the film but only after putting one condition for his character. Entertainment desk October 14, 2026 / 13:24 IST Jaoler 2 is all set to release tomorrow
Welcome back to The Beat Digest, a twice-weekly round-up of the biggest comics-related news stories we’ve missed every Tuesday and Friday. Is there a story out there you think we should cover? Be sure to let us know in the comments.
For many of us, videogames – like comics – have been a part of our lives for as long as we can remember, so when #My9Games started making the rounds it seemed like a perfect excuse to opine on the games that brought us to the hobby, and helped define our tastes. And since we…
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Welcome back to The Beat Digest, a twice-weekly round-up of the biggest comics-related news stories we’ve missed every Tuesday and Friday. Is there a story out there you think we should cover? Be sure to let us know in the comments.
Microsoft has filed a patent application that inserts advertisements into video games during boss fights, cutscenes, or quest completions. The core mechanic grants players “credits” that allow ad-free gameplay for a set duration after watching an ad.
Ever since the days of “Kung-Fu Master” and “Double Dragon,” the beat ’em up genre has been a prominent staple in arcades. Blending hard-hitting action and cooperative multiplayer fun, the genre has redefined itself with progressively more ambitious brawling experiences. There is something cathartic about bursting through waves of enemies, made all the more entertaining…