Every Star Wars TV Show, Ranked From Worst To Best

Ever since Disney bought Lucasfilm back in 2012, there’s been a steady drip feed of Star Wars television shows airing on Disney+. Before that, we had a few shows set in George Lucas’ space opera universe, but they were only animated series (mostly) geared towards children. Since the Disney deluge, Disney has released 15 different…

GTA 6 dev claims crunch conditions, with staff working until 3am as Rockstar push for November launch

GTA 6 is undoubtedly one of the most highly anticipated game releases of all time, with Rockstar Games delaying the game twice in an attempt to ensure it matches the hype around the game. Originally slated for a 2025 launch, Rockstar pushed the game back until November 2026 to give their team time to perfect…

Gallery: SEGA Shares Early Sonic Adventure Concept Art, Here’s A Look

Sonic Adventure, which was originally released on Dreamcast and followed with a DX version on the GameCube in 2003, announced Sonic’s true arrival in the 3D space. To this day, the Adventure series is still loved by many fans of the blue blur, and as part of Sonic’s 35th anniversary celebrations, Sega has shared some…

PS Plus Essential May 2026 Monthly Free Games Rolling Out Now

PS Plus Essential May 2026 monthly free games have begun rolling out, starting with Japan and Asia, where it’s Tuesday, May 5. There’s some relief for PS4 players this month, as only one of the three games in the lineup is PS5-only. Full list of PS Plus Essential May 2026 games This month, PS Plus…

Microsoft ended MS-DOS support 20 years ago, but the latest update for the best roguelike ever made still supports it anyway

September 14, 2000: That’s the day Microsoft released Windows Millennium Edition, the second-worst iteration of Windows in its long history. It also marked the final release of MS-DOS, which for so many years had undergirded its operating systems. In 2006—two decades ago—Microsoft ceased long-term support for Windows 98 and Me, meaning that MS-DOS’s life was…

Scalpers Charge $300 For Steam Controllers After They Sell Out

Two scalping stories in one day. Such are the times we live in. First, it was Pokémon Pop-Tarts. Now it’s Valve’s new Steam Controller. The company’s first new peripheral in years sold out in less than an hour and people are already trying to hawk them for as much as $400 on eBay. That’s up…