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Collectibles are speculative investments. They don’t generate interest, and resale prices can swing dramatically. But still, scarcity, nostalgia and major cultural moments can create opportunities for collectors who know what to watch.

YouTube gaming violence rules leave room for GTA 6 videos to earn ad revenue, but creators will need to keep graphic scenes out of the opening seven seconds. The change comes ahead of Grand Theft Auto 6’s November 19 launch, giving gameplay channels a new editing rule to remember.

The ten English-language volumes of Fool Night — a seinen manga about dying people surgically converted into oxygen-producing plants as a government-sanctioned response to ecological collapse — will be complete on the shelf on September 15, when Viz Media releases Vol. 10 under its VIZ Signature imprint at viz.com for September 15. That is eleven…

Today, the success of NBC’s TV shows largely stems from its extensive procedural universes, “Law & Order” and “One Chicago” among them. But long before either of them premiered, NBC ran three different interconnected series that helped the network thrive.

Following a leak that revealed that Lego plans to release a new set based on the original PlayStation console, the samek

Video games and the word “quality” rarely go hand in hand these days. Sure, each year sees excellent releases with games like “Clair Obscure: Expedition 33” and “Black Myth: Wukong,” but way too many are plagued with bugs and performance issues. It’s enough to make you think you could do a better job at beta…

DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint is one of the most important in the history of the entire comic industry. It all started waaaay back in 1982, when Alan Moore was chosen to write Saga of the Swamp Thing. DC realized that British creators could bring something different to the American industry and the doors were opened…

vintage artificial intelligence — Title screen from A.I., a 1987 program by Cary Hammer, in the Internet Archive’s vintage artificial intelligence collection. Credit: Internet Archive

There’s a mission about halfway through Red Dead Revolver that I have not forgotten even in the 22 years since I first played Rockstar’s original Western. It’s called “The Traitor.” The player takes over the villainous General Javier Diego of the Mexican army in a flashback, as he attempts to take control of a bridge…

Lanternshas successfully turned one of DC’s most fantastical superheroes and lore into a grounded detective mystery show, and you can tell by the way fans have been left buzzing after every episode. The premiere threw some pretty big questions on the table (who killed Hal Jordan? Why doesn’t John Stewart have the Power Ring ten…