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A new VR empathy game called Rekindle turns facial expressions into part of the controls. The game asks players to perform emotions, then watches their faces to see whether those reactions match the scene
The processor best suited for handheld consoles has arrived at the worst possible time…
Welcome to your weekly look ahead at what’s coming to Netflix US over the next seven days! Summer is in full swing, and as we head into the second week of July, Netflix is bringing a pretty varied mix of new titles, both new and old. From sweeping, award-winning historical dramas to nostalgic cult-classic superheroes…
The Fourth of July weekend is behind us, but these late discounts are keeping the festivities alive. Walmart has the Acer Nitro V 15.6-inch gaming laptop on sale for $899, down from its regular $1,299.99 premium retail list price. This limited-time deal gives you a 31% discount on a next-generation machine packing an Intel Core…
After a few years in the Phantom Zone, Atomic Comics is set to return to metro Phoenix this fall. The longtime Valley comics retailer will reopen in September in Chandler
Evan Dorkin has been making comics in one form or another for the better part of the past 40 years. Any career in comics that long is going to have its ups and downs, but Dorkin has been candid about his health issues, both physical and mental (most recently here whenhe talked to Robert Newsome…
Mangaka Junji Ito has his work adapted on a regular basis for Japanese and international audiences. There’s a few adaptations to look forward to, with the newest being Strange: Junji Ito’s Tales for Sleepless Nights.
The compere announces that at the end of the show two people will be chosen and each placed in a separate booth
In “The Bernie Mac Show” — one of the best Fox TV shows of all time – late stand-up comic Bernie Mac was often looking straight into the camera, staring at his audience as he vented to “America” about his daily parenting struggles. But those iconic fourth-wall breaks weren’t inspired by the American TV shows you might suspect
Zombies have long been a staple of the horror genre. Dating back to classics like “Night of the Living Dead” and right up through modern favorites like “28 Years Later,” movies involving the undead are enduringly entertaining. The undead favorites have also invaded the realm of video games many times over the years. In the…