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Nearly every device available today seems to have some sort of smart technology included. Whether it’s your smartphone, thermostat, fridge, or lights, if it’s connected to the internet, it more than likely can be controlled through a smart app. If you want to make things more convenient, you can combine all your smart tech into…

Recently, Sony announced it was ditching physical games to pursue an all-digital future. Instead of buying game discs, customers will have to buy digital copies. Except not really. Turns out you don’t own the digital titles you buy on PlayStation 5; you only purchase licenses that the company can revoke at any time. You don’t…

That is the interaction Detective VR is built on, and on Wednesday it arrives somewhere it was not designed for.

Are you tired of the same eat-the-rich narratives churned out by Hollywood? There is a great new film Filipiñana offering a new take about the inner-workings of a country club in the Philippines. It’s both beautiful to look at and an emotional gut-punch. From director Rafael Manuel, this film kind of feels like if Wes…

Posted in: Comics, Games | Tagged: comic store in your future, Magic: The Gathering

The Xbox Series X has several tricks up its sleeve that make gaming more competitive and extra enjoyable. One of these features is profile badges, and you get a special one if you have been an active Xbox gamer who loves achievement hunting. The Green G symbol on your Xbox Profile represents your Gamerscore, shown…

The Nintendo GameCube came out in 2001, and today it stands as one of Nintendo’s most failed gaming systems. It may be a relic of the past, but as any long-term collector knows, failure or not, these classic consoles can fetch a pretty price. If you’re trying to determine how much your Nintendo GameCube is…

Posted in: Batman, Comics, DC Comics, Marvel Comics | Tagged: Absolute Batman, comic store in your future

Those who are familiar with Tatsuki Fujimoto’s popular Japanese manga Look Back or its award-winning 2024 anime version by Kiyotaka Oshiyama might have a different initial reaction to Hirokazu Kore-eda’s new adaptation, which is premiering at this year’s Venice Film Festival. I was not very familiar with the original comic or the first movie, so…

Members can experience the all-new Connected Franchise mode, an overhauled broadcast package, and more for up to 10 hours in the early access trial.