Are Game Companies Killing What You Already Bought?
GOG’s director says preservation laws could reduce new games. But he’s missing the point: Stop Killing Games wants end-of-life plans, not eternal servers.
The Ghoul’s Betrayal in Fallout Episode 5 Was a Mistake
The Ghoul traded Lucy for an empty promise about his family in Fallout’s “The Wrangler.” His betrayal was a tactical mistake that leaves him with nothing.
Amazon’s Fallout Shelter Turns Dystopia into Reality TV
Amazon greenlit Fallout Shelter, a reality competition show based on the hit series. But turning an anti-capitalist satire into actual capitalism is a problem.
Who Gave AI Permission to Watermark Your Work?
AI companies are embedding invisible watermarks in your copyrighted content without permission. Here’s why current watermarking approaches miss the mark entirely.
Marketing for Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday Starts Too Early
Promotions for Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday is already in full swing, but starting so early could test fans’ patience long before the film’s December 18 release.
X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills Shows How Fear is Weaponized
God Loves, Man Kills explores how fear, power, and religion can turn uncertainty into violence.
The Fallout Show’s Fog of War Is Failing New Vegas
Fallout’s TV series revisits New Vegas but avoids choosing a canon ending, erasing the impact of the game’s choices and its deeper meaning.
People Don’t Hate AI Slop. They Just Say They Do
The gaming community’s AI debate isn’t really about quality. It’s about something deeper, and the contradiction reveals our actual concerns.
Why Can’t Marvel Studios Make a Blade Film for the MCU?
Marvel’s MCU Blade reboot has spent years stuck in development. The problem is Marvel’s struggle to tell a simple story with bite.