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The Xbox Series X is an impressive gaming console, but its custom chip is no longer the high-end offering it once was. The console features a custom RDNA 2 GPU with 52 compute units running at a locked 1.825GHz, producing 12.155 teraflops of GPU compute power, paired with eight Zen 2 CPU cores at up to…

From the very first scene of Possession, there’s an undeniable sense that the past cannot stay buried, no matter how secure the seal.

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…

Whether fan editors are getting jobs as full-time movie marketers at HBO or Spotify superfans are snagging specially saved concert tickets, the power of fandom is shaping how businesses across the board operate. So how are marketers taking fandom into strategic account?

Some crime stories ask who committed the murder. Heartwood, a new comic book that’s the focus of a Kickstarter from innovative British independents PSYComics and Scratch Comics, asks a more uncomfortable question: why do some victims disappear twice – first from life, and then from memory?

There have been several Batsuits that have appeared in DC movies. However, the latest Batman movie has brought in one of the most powerful Batman suits in all of comics, and it’s not one that Bruce Wayne would wear. The new movie is Batman Knightfall Part 1, and it tells the classic story of Bane…

Marvel has hundreds of awesome superheroes, and because of just how many heroes there are, they naturally occupy different roles. If every hero were like the Hulk, then the stories would get boring really quickly, after all. Every character, hero or villain, has their own niche. A huge thing separating different heroes is their power…

Image Comics has some villains whose power makes many in Marvel and DC pale in comparison. In 1992, several high-profile artists broke away from Marvel Comics and founded Image Comics, a company where they published creator-owned properties where they kept all copyrights. The three creators who launched the company included Todd McFarlane (Spider-Man), Rob Liefeld…