KNIGHTMARE IS BACK! An official point-and click adventure game based on the classic TV series - with actors from the original show. Coming 2027.
But just remember - it's only a game...isn't it?
Mass Effect is the literal “Star Wars” of gaming, it’s an IP/Franchise/Universe that’s barely scratched the surface of its potential across entertainment
Mass Effect is worth saving
#SaveMassEffect
For those of you who haven’t been to HMV Oxford Street for years and think it’s just Funko Pops of Ed Sheeran and Pokémon jelly moulds, this is what their amazing DVD/Blu-ray floor looks like.
Use it or lose it.
30th Anniversary of Wing Commander 3 is in the works. It'll contain the non-compressed original footage for the FMVs, EA still had the original tapes it was shot on. Everything has been cleaned up to modernize the game. Wow. I'm sorry excited. @ShamashAran thought you might want to hear about this too.
The PS5 got jailbroken and within less than a week people got PS2/PS3 physical discs working on PS5. Years of them lying to us about how impossible it would be, debunked in less than a week.
This is what F1 should be about.
Racing at actual racing circuits
Beautiful circuit stands
Overtaking opportunities
Proper pitlane
We want actual circuits that allow actual racing.
Scarlett Johansson gave Marvel over a decade of her career as Black Widow.
When her final solo movie finally arrived, Disney made one decision without asking her.
They released Black Widow in theaters and on Disney+ on the same day.
Here's why that mattered — her contract was tied to box office numbers. Streaming didn't count.
Disney knew that. They did it anyway.
Johansson sued. Disney's own legal team fired back, calling her lawsuit a "callous disregard" for the pandemic.
The case was settled quietly behind closed doors. Reports estimated she lost out on over $50 million because of that one decision.
She played one of the MCU's most iconic characters for over a decade. In the end, Disney treated her paycheck as optional.
We are sad to hear that actor James Sloyan has died. He played 4 different characters on Star Trek: Admiral Alidar Jarok on Next Gen, Mora Pol on DS9, K'mtar/Alexander Rozhenko on Next Gen, and Ma'Bor Jetrel on Voyager.
Our deepest condolences to his family and friends.
A while ago I mentioned that Bruce Boxleitner and I were helping Warners with the launch of their Babylon 5 YouTube channel. As part of that, the first of three brand new half-hour-plus interviews/discussions between me and Bruce will go online on Monday.
https://t.co/zjWWGYtSSU
Thank you for all of your Fabulous replies.
If you would like the version with the music & pinbadge, please follow the link below.
It is a website exclusive.
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Here is the full packaging for the upcoming Mr Benn dvd release.
All the cartoons have been restored & look Fabulous.
There are loads of extras, including a cd of Mr Benn - The Music.
We hope you love it!!
Please pass the word...
Norris drinks CocaCola in the cooldown room
Someone from the staff says that he can't because they aren't sponsoring MADRING race to which he replies:
"I just did a race, I can drink whatever I want, thank you very much"
Good on him honestly, absurd things are happening in F1
The Video Toaster wasn’t just another 90s gadget. It was the machine that let ordinary people make television.
In 1990 NewTek released a $2,399 Commodore Amiga card that replaced a roomful of broadcast gear. Real-time switcher, digital effects, character generator, LightWave 3D—all in one box. It won an Emmy and quietly launched the desktop-video revolution that later became YouTube, TikTok, and every creator studio on earth.
The engineer who built the first working prototype was Brad Carvey... his last name sounds familar, right!?
His younger brother Dana based the entire Garth Algar character on him. The glasses, the awkward enthusiasm, the secret-genius energy—that’s Brad. So when Dana showed up in Wayne’s World 2 wearing an official Video Toaster shirt at Waynestock, it wasn’t product placement. It was a family Easter egg.
Party on, indeed.
Your LG OLED is watching your living room while you sleep.
Gamers Nexus just ran 135 minutes of bench tests.
Retail LG OLED TVs. Including the G5.
Microphone stays active in standby.
Screen is dark. Remote is down. Microphone is still on.
Recording clear audio.
Storing it locally.
Uploading it when the internet comes back.
The TV was disconnected from Ethernet.
Still kept recording.
The researchers put audio near the mic. The TV logged it. Stored the file. Uploaded it the moment connectivity returned.
Plain text voice logs sitting on the device.
LG says it has sold 216 million smart TVs globally.
LG's advertising arm claims access to 363 million secondary devices in the US.
Secondary. Meaning devices that aren't the TV. Your phone. Your partner's smartwatch. Your kid's laptop.
The TV scans your entire network in standby.
Maps every device. Gets their IP addresses. Logs nearby Wi-Fi networks. Signal strengths. Location data.
Then feeds it to LG Ad Solutions.
Automatic Content Recognition catches what's on screen.
Even your HDMI input. Your Apple TV. Your gaming console. All logged.
But the microphone in standby is the part that hits different.
Because standby means off to you.
To LG it means the listening device is still powered.
Just not telling you.
Researchers found remote code execution vulnerabilities in webOS.
So your network-scanning, audio-recording, data-harvesting television is also potentially hackable by anyone on your Wi-Fi.
LG says nothing.
No comment. No response. No explanation.
Just microphones in 216 million living rooms.
All quietly working while the owner thinks the TV is asleep.
Another W for XBOX’s Disc-to-Digital feature. 🔥💚
You can insert an XSX disc into an incompatible console, such as the XBOX One, and still claim the game to your digital library and play it.
@austinnotduncan has made a great video explaining exactly how it works. 👀🎮