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“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has broken box office records left and right by offering us the best live-action Spidey story in decades. It also gives us a commendably complex and heartfelt story that brings rich humanity to Peter Parker (Tom Holland) as he focuses on being Spider-Man while opting against reviving the relationships he lost…

Bandai Namco, Shueisha, and Toei have unveiled the complete program for One Piece Day ’26, livestreamed worldwide across August 22-23. The 2026 edition will be held at 2024’s Chiba venue, Makuhari Messe convention center, moving from Tokyo Big Sight, the location for One Piece Day ’25 celebration.

Marvel Studios Multiverse Saga changed the way fans consumed MCU content. Beginning with WandaVision, Marvel used Disney Plus to bolster its slate by pushing out short streaming series intended to fill the gaps between character appearances in films. Now, as the studio’s second saga comes to an end, fans have begun to wonder if its…

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Sony has recently raised prices across its gaming business and decided to move away from physical game discs.

For the first time, the monthly Steam Hardware Survey shows a majority of gamers are playing on systems with at least 10GB of VRAM.

Valve’s Steam Machine is one of the most-expensive pieces of hardware we’ve seen in years, but it’s already about to be beaten.

TL;DR: Steam’s July 2026 survey shows 16GB VRAM GPUs now slightly outnumber 8GB ones (25.9% vs 25.3%), driven partly by better Radeon reporting and new RDNA 4 cards, though most gamers still use under-16GB cards and 8-12GB GPUs remain common. Voice: Kosta AndreadisSpeed 0:00 / 2:57 Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio.

Looking at the raw stats makes one thing clear — the Xbox Series X is more powerful than the PlayStation 5. Both use an AMD RDNA 2 GPU, but the Xbox Series X has a larger GPU with 52 compute units, while the PS5’s smaller GPU has 32 compute units. Because of this, the Series…

Artist, designer and (disclaimer!) Aftermath logo creator Andrew Elmore has for the past three years been working on an absolutely monumentalfeat of video game history: a complete catalogue of every Namco Museum release, and as part of that, every game featured within.