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Roblox is making it easier to access games on its platform. At the annual Roblox Developers Conference, the company has announced that it will launch browser-based gaming by the end of 2026. Players will be able to join a Roblox game from its Experience Details Page on a browser without having to download or install anything first.…

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LD Comics returns to the Cartoon Museum in London this autumn to showcase comic creation and illustration. Full details of its “LD Comics x Cartoon Museum: Meeting Creators and Each Other” event on Thursday 15th October 2026 have now been revealed.

While it’s understandably hard to find a steady audience in this age of streaming platforms adding new shows constantly, fantasy is a genre that has it particularly rough. Often featuring more bombastic premises and lavish productions than more grounded contemporaries, a fantasy show needs to find its viewership fast to avoid the chopping block. Of…

The future of physical video games has been a hot topic in the last few months, largely fuelled by Sony’s highly controversial and out-of-the-blue announcement that it will no longer make disc-based PS5 games after January 2028. We don’t yet know what Xbox’s future plans are in that department, but Microsoft has at least now…

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Streaming video apps have become commonplace on in-car infotainment systems. You might soon have another way to watch anime in your car (depending on your model) as Crunchyroll has started appearing on the Appning app store.

Total Chaos VR is coming soon to SteamVR, and will be free for those who already own Total Chaos on Steam.

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The “C” in NBC should stand for cancelation, as the network has a history of throwing great shows into the scrap heap when they start revving up. For every long-running hit like “Friends” and “ER,” there are umpteen gems that bite the dust after one or two seasons, robbing fans of the closure they crave.…