Greg Ellis the voice actor for Cullen Rutherford in Bioware’s Dragon Age series made a video in character imploring fans not to cancel him.
From affordable to stratospheric, the Byteside team has put together your 2020 gift guide, with tech, games, plants, art, and so much more!
From clothes to PPE, A/C to CPR, the world has been designed for cis-men. Let’s stop pretending ‘unisex’ designs are truly made for women too.
An entertainment research company found the top 20 entertainment franchises. Unsurprisingly, Disney owns most of them.
What happens when you look at family lines through matrilineal data instead of the fathers? You find a cool new way to appreciate history.
From concept art to glitches and everything between, we chat to Supper Mario Broth about his unceasing, unwavering love of all things Mario.
DragonBear Studios tells Byteside about making a game wonderfully lathered in Aboriginal culture – and the challenges that have emerged along the way.
Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun Netflix series revisits their classic skit hilariously lampooning Ellen DeGeneres and daytime TV.
For nearly 20 years, Pokémon cards have been missing Kadabra, the spoon bending psychic type, thanks to a legal battle with fellow spoon bending psychic type Uri Geller. That’s all about to change.
When a song written by an AI riffing on two separate artists gets a copyright strike, who owns it? Or is it just another case of AI vs AI.
Reduced load times feels like a big win. But let’s not forget the important role loading screens have played in our gaming lives.
What Lore Olympus changes about Greek myth can reveal things about the stories we tell and the way we tell them.
Popular ABC TV show Gruen gets stuck into how brands are trying to advertise games and on Twitch.
Twitter Fleets are like Instagram and Snapchat’s popular Stories features. So why so much hate being thrown at the idea?
If you’ve been wondering how to get medical cannabis in Australia, this article goes through Hope’s journey from beginning to end.
Red Outpost is marketed as a “Communist Utopia”, but does the game play really stack up? Let’s get a little political and find out.
