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Looking back at Nintendo’s consoles over the years, there are far more hits than there are misses. With everything from the Nintendo Entertainment System to the Nintendo Switch 2, the company has remained one of the biggest names in gaming for decades, but it has stumbled a couple of times. Notably, the Nintendo Wii U…

The Weekly ☆ Character Showcase is an article series where we introduce one character from the Dragon Ball universe each week. This time, we’re looking at Liu-Shinron from the TV anime “Dragon Ball GT”.

Science fiction has long served as a genre to escape to, for decades offering audiences the chance to get lost in imaginary worlds through the pages of novels and comic books. But as filmmaking tools took hold throughout the early 20th century, movies became regular entertainment outlets and vehicles for sci-fi worlds of their own.…

For a cryptocurrency company, a stadium logo once offered a shortcut to mainstream recognition. The familiar crest helped an unfamiliar exchange reach people outside crypto markets.

The Fury of Firestorm #7 sees Firehawk explain Ronnie’s explosive actions to the Justice League as the future of Firestorm hangs in the balance.

1975 was a pivotal turning point in history — President Gerald Ford announced the end of the Vietnam War, “Chicago” opened on Broadway, “Jaws” made $260 million in the box office, and the following five songs would go on to define pop history.

Mail Metro Media signs Sky Vegas for year-long sponsorship deal with Tales from the Celebrity Trenches

The 13th Liberation DocFest Bangladesh will screen 17 documentaries selected from 188 submissions at the Liberation War Museum in Agargaon, Dhaka, from October 29 to 31.

Cosplayer Lidiya “Olidushka” Lepechkina went to the underwater vessel called The Maw from the horror game Little Nightmares to transform into Six, who tries to survive in eerie conditions and stop being a helpless victim.

As the industry continued its steady rebound from the video game crash of 1983, 1987 proved there was still plenty of life in arcades. From beat’em ups to shoot’em ups, the arcade scene was as robust as ever in the ’80s. Moving beyond the initial technical limitations of the medium, video games from 1987 were…