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The indie scene on the Nintendo eShop isn’t short of a 2D platformer or two – or maybe even three! Recent big-hitters in the category have leaned heavier into the metroidvania sub-genre, being the style at the time, whilst others have landed somewhere on the spectrum between being more puzzle orientated (Inside, Limbo), a classical…

‘Fully committed to its own harsh reality’ … Blue Lights. Photograph: BBC/Two Cities Television‘Fully committed to its own harsh reality’ … Blue Lights. Photograph: BBC/Two Cities Television Review

Television technology has moved quickly in recent years. Features once associated mainly with premium models, including MiniLED backlighting, high refresh rates, advanced HDR formats and intelligent picture processing, are increasingly appearing in televisions designed for everyday home entertainment.

Tom Cruise stars as Digger Rockwell in “Digger.”Credit: Seoju Park / Warner Bros. Entertainment

The typical teen story portrayed on film and TV for decades on end has a comfortingly familiar story: Plucky newcomer shows up at a high school and immediately ends up in the crosshairs of the evil prima donna or BMOC and their group of subservient underlings who either take delight in torturing the fresh meat,…

This is a spoiler-free review of the first episode of Get Jiro, which premieres on Adult Swim on October 3 and HBO Max on October 4.

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John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell star in Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine.”Credit: TIFF

Graphics cards are continuing to demand more power, and as those requirements increase, it makes sense that the hardware supplying that power needs to keep up. While making sure your choice has a high enough wattage output, delivering it efficiently and reliably is becoming just as important, particularly considering memory-adjacent components are rising in price.

The love stories of Jane Austen might be set in England’s Regency era of stiff gender norms and even stiffer social hierarchies, but their appeal is timeless. Austen’s novels have been adapted over and over for film and television. Sometimes they are set within their traditional setting, like Ang Lee’s rapturous Sense and Sensibility,Joe Wright’s…