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Makoto Shinkai’s Your Name is still one of the most beloved animated movies to date, with its beautiful visuals, heart-warming plot, and amazing soundtrack. The legendary film was released about 10 years ago, but it still manages to draw people in. And people increasingly wait for it to return to screens. Amid all this anticipation,…

New Trailer for 4K Re-Release of ‘Your Name’ Beloved Anime Classic | FirstShowing.net

Writer-director Makoto Shinkai’s beloved 2016 anime film Your Name has been remastered in 4K for a North American theatrical re-release next month.

Here is the short version for anyone who has not been keeping a list. Hyper Dash was first playable in alpha in 2019, back when the way you got interesting things onto a Quest was by sideloading them and hoping. It went free to play in 2022. It ran payload, domination, control point, deathmatch, capture…

Starting today, players in Canada, New Zealand, and Singapore will begin to see a new Roblox app with tabs for Moments, Chat, and Me. These tabs will roll out globally* over the coming months. For players in New Zealand, the new Build tab, an extension of Roblox Studio offering mobile-first creation in the app, will…

Since embracing motion controls back on the Wii, Nintendo has developed a reputation for publishing fun, gamified exercise experiences. The most recent successor in that lineage, Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer, has now been bolstered by a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition that makes it worth popping those Joy-Con 2s off the system.

The summer is summering, and Apple Watch Series 11 deals are flying with straight $100 cash discounts on the most affordable model you can buy. Whether you have some summer birthdays to take care off, a back to school gift, or just looking to upgrade your personal care routine, you can save some cash. 

Comic Store In Your Future – But Not The Shipping Store Next Door. How stupid are our phones making us anyway?

Something’s coming, something you may not be able to deter. And that’s new Avengers: Doomsday collectibles from Sideshow. 

Retro arcade gaming has become much more accessible in recent years, whether it’s buying a modern reconstruction of one of the original machines, updated for the modern era, or simply downloading home console versions of classics off modern game stores. Collectors don’t need to hunt down expensive used machines on sites like eBay or Craigslist…