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On September 15, Insomniac Games will release Marvel’s Wolverine, exclusively for the PlayStation 5. Insomniac is one of PlayStation Studios’ in-house developers, acclaimed for its three Marvel’s Spider-Man games. But whereas the Spider-Man games were relatively lighthearted jaunts—filled with the relatable antics of Peter Parker and Miles Morales to counterbalance the drama—Wolverine is a grimdark,…

Growing up Star Wars was a staple in my household. Plastic lightsabers, VHS and DVDs, books and comics featuring the galaxy far far away litter my room even to this day. Something about this universe felt like it could be anything; its world was so profoundly mysterious that the potential for storytelling felt nearly infinite.…

SteelSeries’ conquest to take over your gaming space has, oddly enough, rarely included a controller. Especially a premium one. It feels like everyone is making one now, so it’s worth throwing your hat in the ring to see if players resonate with what you bring to the table. The Aeon Pro is what the gear…

I’ve always found old horror films tremendously entertaining. When my grandmother, my mother, and I struggled for something to watch, returning to the old classics like JAWS or one of the Friday the 13th films was just another Saturday without the box office. So, when I realized Illfonic was working with Gun Interactive to make…

Hirokazu Kore-eda’s “Look Back” follows the unlikely friendship between two young Japanese schoolgirls bound by their love of drawing, until they go their separate ways. In keeping with his recent works (like “Shoplifters” and “Monster”), the director maintains his knack for working with child actors to create a visually detailed drama whose emotions also, on…