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The upcoming RTX Spark PCs—the first consumer laptops with all Nvidia chips in more than a decade—are increasingly trying to prove they’re gaming PCs, rather than just a new vehicle built to push AI in your face. At Gamescom this week, Nvidia shared that it had pulled even more major publishers into supporting the company’s…

Even though Solo Leveling Season 2 came to a conclusion a little over a year ago, Crunchyroll still doesn’t have an anime that can match its caliber. Now that a teaser for the anime’s next installment has been released, excitement among fans to watch the new installment has only grown. However, it will still be…

Ian Bogost, PhD, the Barbara and David Thomas Distinguished Professor at Washington University in St. Louis and a contributing writer at The Atlantic, joined Academy President and CEO Nick Dirks for a wide-ranging discussion about video games, artificial intelligence, and culture. Their “fireside chat” was part of the 2026 Blavatnik Science Symposium. It comes on…

In all my years as a journalist, anime interviews have become the one assignment that makes me audibly sigh immediately after the rush of excitement at an email in my inbox. Why? They’re increasingly proving to be a behind-the-scenes headache that’s quite an affront to my craft, and a huge hassle with pyrrhic payoff long…

Tom Holland is grateful for the opportunity to be out on the road promoting work he’s actually “really proud of,” conceding that he’s had the opposite experience in the past.

AI, PI, and Doing The Maths On Fantastic Four #14 by Ryan North and Andrea Di Vito (Spoilers). Did I get it wrong? Or did Marvel Comics?

Whenever Hollywood launches a new shared cinematic universe, it’s hard to avoid comparing it to Marvel. In the 2010s, the Marvel Cinematic Universe transformed into the film industry’s biggest franchise by telling a sprawling, interconnected saga consisting of 23 films, bringing together a plethora of separate sub-franchises in a way audiences hadn’t seen before. Marvel…