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PlayStation founder Ken Kutaragi has pushed back against fans’ anger over Sony’s plan to discontinue physical game discs, calling it a “mentality issue.” One game industry veteran claims that cutting discs is “only” ever pushed by publishers as they seek better profit margins.

Ken Kutaragi, known as “The Father of PlayStation,” has backed Sony’s controversial decision to scrap discs on PS5. Kutaragi, who ran Sony’s gaming business through its first three console generations, told VGC that while he understands the backlash, it isn’t “economically reasonable.”

Many fans think The Flash is a one trick pony that can run really fast. However, the truth is that his speed opens up a universe of possibilities, making him one of the most versatile heroes on the Justice League roster. We’ve all heard of The Flashpoint Paradox, where Barry Allen broke the Speed Force…

This autumn marks a special occasion in the Marvel universe: Spider-Man, perhaps the most popular superhero of all time, has reached issue #1,000 in the comics series.

October has arrived, and the latest issue of Kovels Antique Trader is getting into the spirit of the season with a little “Monster Mash.” From vintage Halloween decorations and classic movie monsters to Oktoberfest celebrations and the traditions of Día de los Muertos, this month’s stories explore the history behind some familiar autumn favorites.

Celebrate the 1000th issue of “The Amazing Spider-Man” at Mutiny Comics and Coffee.

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The Etherington Brothers latest, free How to THINK When You Draw digital magazine, Issue Seventeen, is available for a limited time only – is available now.

Few properties can claim the intergenerational appeal and lasting pop cultural impact of Charles Schulz’s Peanuts. Debuting seventy-six years ago as a four-panel comic strip in just a handful of newspapers, the Peanutsgang have become a global sensation and multimedia juggernaut, with its characters — Snoopy especially — more omnipresent than ever through television, streaming…

In the quarter-century since September 11, 2001, the terrorist attacks that occurred on that day have become many things. A world-changing cataclysm. An excuse for illegal wars and horrific crimes. A political slogan. But in the moment that they happened, they were simply a national tragedy worse than what most Americans had experienced before.