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The adult-oriented animated sitcom Family Guy has been on the air for more than two decades, and in that time, only one episode has ever been banned despite the series regularly delving into controversial territory. The series aired its pilot on January 31, 1999, and the rest of the season was released starting in April…
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There might not be a Marvel Comics hero with more bizarre villains than Spider-Man. Over his time in comics, Spider-Man has fought a guy named Big Wheel, whose weapon of choice is a giant rolling wheel, and the Kangaroo, a villain whose power is to leap like a kangaroo. Even some of these weird villains…
COLUMNS CON FRAGMENTATION IS THE ONLY WAY FORWARD Column by Rob Salkowitz Posted by Rob Salkowitz on November 2, 2026 @ 6:04 pm CT
A 92-rated game from the late 2010s has been removed from the Xbox Store. Those who already own the game can continue to download it and play it as normal. Those on Xbox One, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X who don’t own it now have no option to purchase the game. The delisting…
Marvel has a pretty impressive collection of superhero movies these days. Some make billions of dollars, others inspire endless arguments about which comic book characters deserve their own franchises, and a few are best forgotten. But there’s one Marvel movie from the ’90s that never got a proper theatrical release, despite having a finished film…
John Turturro as Harry Lehman in ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York.’ (Sony Pictures Classics)
At a time when memory costs have driven up the price of a new PlayStation 5, locating a discounted console is incredibly challenging. As of this writing, a PlayStation 5 Digital Edition with 825 GB of storage will set you back $599.00, which isn’t exactly cheap, seeing as it doesn’t come with a disc drive.…
Officially, the mood was festive in the Jacob K. Javits Center, where New York Comic Con celebrated its 20th annual convention on October 8–11. But inside the convention hall, the faint scent was undeniable: Change was in the air.
“Gaming is the Only Industry Pretending to Not Use AI” Says Senior Business Strategy Manager at Xbox
AI is a contentious subject when it comes to being used in video games, and we’ve seen multiple studios raked over the coals when AI use has been ‘discovered’ in releases by the game playing public. However, according to one Xbox employee, the industry’s reluctance to embrace the technology is increasingly at odds with the…