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"I don't want to be at the mercy of my emotions. I want to use them, to enjoy them, and to dominate them."

Netflix seeks penance from theater chains, Warner Bros. tiptoes around the merger and a 99 year old man teaches us a few important things about "the schwartz"

Just because Dune has all the traditional IMAX screens booked doesn’t mean Disney can’t add their own premium

Treat it like a reality TV show where you create the cast

Pokémon Legends Z-A and more are apparently being sold for just $30

Mega Crit co-founder Casey Yano revealed that work on alternate versions of Acts 2 and 3, as well as a new character, have already begun; just don't expect them any time soon

Zohran Mamdani's analogy using the Nintendo hit is surprisingly apt

Online capture-the-flag shooter Last Flag is out now, but, like so many other live-service games, it is failing to find an audience

Players can buy discounted feet statues for a limited time

The only other game to snag these five major wins was 2023's popular RPG Baldur's Gate 3

The massive open-world RPG has had a wild first month, with a ton of updates and changes reacting to an initial mixed reception from fans

Capcom’s sci-fi shooter weaves taking care of Diana’s heart and soul into its gameplay just as much as protecting her

'I study the cooking meth rule book every night before bed!' — Walter White

The Quiet Things is an autobiographical narrative game about childhood trauma

The machine kicked and flailed about, but it would take a team of humans and a stretcher to get it off the course

Iron Galaxy is cutting employees to 'evolve' with the changing game industry

The animated parody of the HBO Max show imagines it as a PS2-era medical sim

The boomer immersive sim is back on after 'the parole board reviewed my case and instantly kicked my ass out of jail'

Also: the Gears of War movie lives, sorta

Steam reviewers, predominantly in China, have once again decided to review bomb Slay the Spire 2 following today's update