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Turns out shorter release windows actually boost movie profits
Could limited release windows lead to a spike in revenue for major film studios? Research into the South Korean market may surprise you.
Everything we know about the Borderlands movie (so far)
There's tonnes of speculation about the upcoming Borderlands film, but here are all the facts that we know so far.
Police officer plays music to try and take down social media recording
A Beverly Hills police officer played music (not Weezer) in a reported attempt to copyright strike an activist's Instagram account.
Hearthstone hits a major reset with new (and free) 235 card Core Set
Out with the Basic and Classic cards and in with a new Core that will dynamically update on an annual cycle.
The Labo Fit Adventure Kart Kit lets you control Mario Kart with your body!
Tired of controlling Mario Kart with your hands like the average layman? Why not control it with your entire body!
Terraria dev to Google: "doing business with you is a liability", cancels Stadia port
Terraria developer Andrew Spinks has unceremoniously dumped the Google Stadia port of indie hit Terraria, tells the company where to stick it.
Twitter exploring Tweetdeck subscription model and other paid content
Would you pay to use Twitter? The bird app company is testing subscription models and a Patreon-styled premium content access feature.
Starlink prices revealed, pre-orders now open for Australia
Pre-orders and pricing have begun for SpaceX's Starlink satelite based internet service in Australia, which is set to launch later this year.
Farewell Totally Wild and Scope in latest cuts to local, smart kids TV
One month after the end of kids TV quotas in Australia, we're hit with the end of two great shows about science and nature on Network 10.
Warner Bros. makes nemeses with Middle-Earth Nemesis system patent
Warner Bros. finally succeeds patenting the Nemesis system made famous by Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor, causing controversy among game devs.
New videos show off Super Nintendo World's stunning rides
While we won't be able to travel to Japan anytime soon, these videos of Super Nintendo World's flashy rides are tantalising teasers.
Genshin Impact update finally brings controller support to iOS
The 1.3 All That Glitters Genshin Impact update comes with plenty to do but we were most excited to check out the iOS controller support.
WandaVision Episode 5: this show is amazing and it's time to talk spoilers
Things are going to some weird and wonderful places in WandaVision so it's time to start exploring how deep the reality bending goes.
Foxtel will eat itself
Binge. Kayo. Presto. Foxtel has a long history of internal fiefdoms actively hurting its efforts to grow new digital services.
Bridgerton and the Netflixification of English Regency history
While Bridgerton brings us hot Regency action, how does its focus and diversity clash or gel with Austen's works from the time?
Get your neon vaporwave on with Valorant's new Glitchpop skins
Valorant recently added more Glitchpop weapon skins to it's vaporwave cyberpunk lineup. They're not cheap but they sure do look amazing.
Experiment sees Spinach send emails about explosives, not Nigerian princes
This spinach sends emails: not spooky chain mail, lucrative offers from Nigerian princes, or penis enlargements, but alerts for explosives.
Supergiant's reaction to Hades success is heartwarming must-watch stuff
Noclip's Hades documentary finale is out, showing developers Supergiant Games to be incredibly humble in light of their massive success.
Borderlands developer Gearbox bought by, wait, WTF is Embracer group?
Gearbox Software has recently been brought into the Embracer group fold, a company that owns over 200 video game franchises.
Lego Flower Bouquet review: interesting build, great on display
Flowers made out of Lego are less likely to die than regular flowers. But do they look any good? And are they fun to build?
