Hollywood has launched a company dedicated to turning video games into movies and TV shows.
The first adaptation will be a two-hour cutscene. Players will still need to press X to watch the ending.
Eight eMudhra security certificates had private keys so weak that researchers recovered them in under a second.
One of the keys was reportedly the number 4.
The password protecting the internet has officially been changed to 5.
Rockstar’s ‘GTA VI’ billboard in Paris has had its characters’ weapons removed.
The change reportedly left some of the characters holding absolutely nothing.
The game’s first mission is now teaching players how to file a complaint with HR.
Activision has declared ‘GTA VI’ and ‘CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE 4’ the two biggest games of the year.
Nintendo has reportedly been informed that its games are no longer eligible for consideration in the video game industry.
SEGA has pulled ‘TOTAL WAR: SHOGUN 2’ from sale after its remaster was criticized for bugs and AI-generated artwork.
The publisher says it is working to restore the original version.
The original game has been brought back to teach the remake how to behave.
Epic Games has reportedly used AI to build a new version of the Epic Games Launcher because “programming is hard.”
The new version is faster and more responsive.
Faster than STEAM Apparently
‘DON’T BREATHE 3’ is reportedly in development.
Stephen Lang is expected to return as the Blind Man.
The man has apparently learned absolutely nothing from the first two movies.
‘RESIDENT EVIL’ has opened to a franchise-best $108.3 million worldwide.
Sony is reportedly very happy with the result.
The T-Virus has been cleared for a sequel.
Instagram now lets users choose exactly how much to blur someone in their Stories.
The update is reportedly being tested ahead of a wider rollout.
Users can finally decide whether their relationship is private or just 47% private.
Marvel has reportedly advised audiences to arrive early for ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’.
The first 10 minutes apparently contain enough chaos to justify the warning.
Several theaters have reportedly ordered extra seats for people who faint.



















