Is K-pop Debuting Too Many Groups?
The K-pop industry debuts dozens of groups a year but most new groups won’t survive the cycle.
Marathon Is Delayed. Can a Broken Company Build a Great Game?
Can a broken company like Bungie still deliver a successful game? Marathon’s delay raises that exact question.
Why We’re Falling for Virtual Entertainers
From AI streamers to hologram stars, virtual entertainers are the future and fans are all in.
Did Randy Pitchford’s Comments Backfire Or Was That the Plan?
Borderlands 4 will cost $70 instead of $80 but Randy Pitchford’s comments may have cost more than just goodwill.
Who Is Really to Blame for Dragon Age: Veilguard’s Struggles?
BioWare didn’t fail Dragon Age. EA’s leadership did. It’s time accountability starts at the top.
Why We Can’t Stop Loving Petty Pop Anthems
Petty breakup songs are honest, hilarious, and deeply relatable. And we secretly love every second of it.
The Rise of Main Character Energy
Learn what main character energy means, why it’s popular, and how to embrace it without losing perspective.
Sony’s Quiet Reversal: A Sign of Strategy or Survival?
Sony lifted restrictions. Without a clear vision, is that enough to stay competitive in the PC gaming future?
The Hidden Meaning Behind Sabrina Carpenter’s Manchild Music Video
Sabrina Carpenter turns dating disasters into surreal satire in Manchild, blending self-awareness, symbolism, and humor.