Sony Unveils Stunning New PlayStation 5 Hardware
Sony’s matte-black PS5 Digital Edition launches exclusively in Japan on Nov. 19 for ¥55,000, bundled with a matching DualSense controller.
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Reviews Celebrate a Triumphant Return
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse earns strong reviews for its triumphant return and modernized action, though critics debate whether it feels classic enough.
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Is Nearly a Perfect Metroidvania
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse brings fast, whip-driven combat and Dead Cells-inspired movement to a confident return—though its guided map may disappoint Metroidvania fans.
One of 2026’s Bloodiest Horror Movies Is Taking Over HBO Max
Evil Dead Burn tops HBO Max’s U.S. movie chart days after debut, bringing 2026’s bloodiest horror thrills and demonic Deadites despite mixed reviews.
John Cena’s Nostalgia-Fueled Action Movie Hits on Apple TV
John Cena’s Matchbox: The Movie tops Apple TV’s U.S. chart on opening weekend, as nostalgia draws viewers despite largely negative early reviews.
New Steam Roguelike With 90% Positive Reviews Revives the PSP Era
Ratatan revives Patapon’s rhythm-driven battles as a roguelike, earning 90% positive Steam reviews. It leaves early access Oct. 15 on Switch 2, PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X.
A new personal AI assistant, Tab, launches with a $300M valuation
A new player has emerged in the personal AI assistant market with a striking $300 million valuation. Tab, which made its official debut on Tuesday, aims to distinguish itself as a premium, always-on personal assistant rather than just another AI…
OpenAI’s “ChatGPT for Teens” Found to Be an “Unsafe” Mess, Tests Show
OpenAI’s “ChatGPT for Teens” is pitched as a safe platform for users aged 13 to 17, but a recent report from Common Sense Media’s Youth AI Safety Institute raises concerns about its safety, labeling it “unsafe” and highlighting an “unacceptable…
Hark launches a privacy-focused AI personal assistant
Hark Pro launched today with a free tier and a subscription tier for heavy users. The company was founded less than a year ago by serial founder Brett Adcock. Users can access the service for free, with a subscription tier…
LibreOffice declares ‘no AI’ as a new software feature
The Document Foundation, the nonprofit behind the open source document editor LibreOffice, said in a blog post this week that while it does not reject AI out of hand, it “will not add” AI to its software for the foreseeable…