The Teleprompter Interview Laura Carmichael Doctor Who Used To Give Me Nightmares

Australian thriller The Secrets She Keeps, currently airing on BBC One and iPlayer, takes the audience to a very dark place says Laura Carmichael. Her character Agatha, a supermarket worker who befriends a pregnant blogger, ‘does such unbelievable things, the most irresponsible things’ driven ‘by the impulse of motherhood’. Building a crime thriller around that impulse makes the series relatable, says Carmichael. At its heart, the show is about ‘wanting to be a mum and wanting to be the perfect mum....

March 24, 2022 · 7 min · 1307 words · James Delaney

The Top 5 Video Game Speeches Of This Generation

Video games have been speaking to us ever since 1980, when arcade and Atari titles like Bezerk began synthesizing robotic voices - hashing out grainy one-liners of instruction and inspiration. These audio endeavors soon materialized into real-life voice acting, and before long extended dialogue sequences were a presentational staple, cinematic cutscenes were commonplace, and riveting characters began uttering riveting speeches and monologues. Conversing became immersing. As facial animation and visual realism grows ever stronger, and the voice-acting talent pool ever fuller, the art of the video game speech has reached its highest state yet in this generation....

March 24, 2022 · 6 min · 1238 words · Ashley Gonzalas

The Watch Episode 4 Review Twilight Canyons

This The Watch review contains spoilers. The Watch Episode 4 “Twilight Canyons” embraces The Watch’s theme of being “inspired by,” but not adapting, Pratchett’s Discworld novels through its blink-or-you’ll-miss-it references to several of the books less closely related to the adventures of Vimes and company. In that, it progresses its own plot much further, and only delves into the over-the-top silliness of the previous episode briefly, making it feel as though this series may come into its own in the next few episodes....

March 24, 2022 · 7 min · 1488 words · Joshua Clarke

The Winchesters Season 1 Episode 4 Review

The Winchesters gave audiences another character-focused episode this week that helps people feel more attached to the new leads in the SPN universe. The story focused mostly on John, but featured some new developments for Carlos, Mary, Lata and Millie Winchester. Episode 4 dove deeper into John’s time in the military and the PTSD he’s experiencing from his time in the Vietnam War. In a surprising twist, the show revealed that Carlos was also in the military and served in the Navy, catching John and viewers off-guard....

March 24, 2022 · 4 min · 800 words · Bryan Villa

These New Keyboards By Logitech Have Emojis Built In

Select the emojis that best express your personality Access a massive library of emojis with a touch Checkout Logitech Pop here Seamlessly scroll through the emojis in your library Available in colors as expressive as your emojis Click-clack-pop your way across the keyboard Overview of features: Compatible with multiple devices with 3 easy-switch channels New-gen shortcuts — Snip Screen, Media Keys, and Voice-to-Text Minimalist design with lots of empty space Mechanical switches for typewriter-style typing Four swappable emoji keycaps Four additional emoji keycaps Emoji menu key Works wirelessly via Bluetooth Three years of battery life Incredibly endurance of 50M keystrokes Available for £89....

March 24, 2022 · 1 min · 105 words · Richard Gonzalez

This Week In Call Of Duty April Week 4

This week, both Warzone and Modern Warfare have received huge updates to deter cheaters and add new content. Activision and Infinity Ward released some changes this week in an attempt to eliminate in-game cheating. The changes include notifying a player once someone they have reported has been banned, a new matchmaking system that queues cheaters together in the same match, and some additional security updates. The team has also increased their resources for backend tech, studio, and enforcement teams....

March 24, 2022 · 2 min · 412 words · Carol Betance

This Week In Team Fight Tactics April Week 4

With the recent 10.9 patch, players have seen a lot of changes in Team Fight Tactics this week. Perhaps the biggest news is the introduction of three new Odyssey Arenas for players to battle on. Set in space, they are the Odyssey Jinx Arena, Odyssey Yasuo Arena, and the Odyssey Malphite Arena, all similarly designed save for some color schemes and decorations. They’ve also made significant tweaks to drop rates and the Galaxies....

March 24, 2022 · 2 min · 254 words · Alyssa Reyes

Tips And Tricks For Survivors In Dead By Daylight

Since its original launch in 2016, Dead By Daylight has continued to evolve and grow within the video game and horror community. When it first started there were only three Killers and four Survivors, now there are 24 murdering psychopaths and 27 poor victims for them to hunt down. With so many characters in this, at times, brutally hard multiplayer survival horror game, it can be difficult for new players to figure out where to get started and what it is they need to do to survive....

March 24, 2022 · 10 min · 1936 words · Nicole Davis

Top 10 Most Satisfying Video Game Villain Deaths

Every gamer has their favorite video game hero and most have their favorite villain, but the reasons they enjoy those characters differ greatly. From Bowser to the Joker, it’s always satisfying to end a villain’s reign and restore peace and tranquility to the digital worlds. Occasionally, gamers have an opportunity to do more than just beat a villain. These are often the most satisfying defeats, as players know their nemesis will never again terrorize them or the NPCs within a game....

March 24, 2022 · 6 min · 1161 words · Julie Mcgregor

Trials Of Fire Review Constantly Burned Never Shy

I find myself praying that the rotten Ratling currently skulking across the hexagonal segments of a grid-based map loses its momentum. Being the benevolent soul that I am in this war-ravaged world, I decided to save a couple of innocents from the clutches of this band of nefarious rodents - although being the the impulsive idiot I am, I did so while my ragtag team of miscreants and misfits were both fatigued and suffering from near broken morale....

March 24, 2022 · 7 min · 1383 words · Robert Tuitt

Twitch Streamer Accused Of Sexual Harassment Sues Woman Who Made Allegation

A Fresno, California man accused of sexual harassment is suing the woman who made the allegations against him. Travis Mellon, who has roughly 40,000 Twitch followers, filed a civil lawsuit against Danica Rockwood, 28, of Alachua County, Florida on July 16 in Fresno County Superior Court. The 35-year-old gamer, who goes by HJTenchi online, was accused of sexual abuse, harassment, and sending obscene pics to Rockwood, a cosplayer. He is now suing her for defamation after she called him out on social media for allegedly sexually harassing her and others....

March 24, 2022 · 2 min · 313 words · Marion Robinson

Twitch Unbans Donald Trump After Hateful Conduct Suspension

Twitch has relieved President Donald Trump of his two week suspension following comments he made at a recent rally in Tulsa. Trump’s two week suspension was brought about by his behavior within a recent rally in Tulsa that Twitch referred to as “hateful conduct”. The platform also brought up Trump’s 2015 campaign event that involved the President calling Mexican’s “rapists” that Twitch acknowledged and consequently banned. The ban came crashing down on the President’s Twitch account after the platform announced that it would be tightening the noose around violators and would take any reports of sexual harassment or abuse very seriously....

March 24, 2022 · 2 min · 383 words · Richard Kuziel

Two Part Batman The Long Halloween Animated Feature Hitting In 2021

It continues to be a fantastic time to be Batman fan, as DC’s virtual FanDome convention has revealed information on no less than six different Batman-related projects. The virtual convention gave fans a peek at a new Gotham Knights video game, a trailer for Robert Pattinson’s The Batman, and revealed that four new animated Batman features were in the works as well. The first film will be Batman: Soul of the Dragon, which is set in the 1970’s and features David Giuntoli as the voice of Batman....

March 24, 2022 · 2 min · 356 words · Juan Vasher

U S Considering Investment Ban Of Tencent

The United States government is reportedly discussing a ban on investing in Chinese company Tencent. The conglomerate is a huge force in the gaming world, with full or part ownership of games like League of Legends, Fortnite, and Clash Royale. The move would prevent U.S. investors from working with Tencent and Alibaba, in hopes that they would instead put their money towards homegrown companies. The U.S. State Department, Department of Defense, and Treasury Department are all a part of the talks, reports Yahoo Finance....

March 24, 2022 · 2 min · 370 words · Elizabeth Wright

Ubisoft Pulls Upcoming Big Games From Steam

Ubisoft has three big games set to come out in the next few weeks that will most likely sell well, but the publisher has suddenly decided to remove all three games from large digital retailer Steam. Assassin’s Creed Unity, Far Cry 4, and The Crew are all currently missing from the UK and US versions of Steam - the UK store was the first to take the hit, quickly followed by the US....

March 24, 2022 · 2 min · 418 words · Kelli Simpson

Ubisoft Releases New Rainbow Six Siege Trailer

With the Christmas shopping season - and those lucrative holiday sales - right around the corner, publishers typically drop their biggest video games in the autumn, and Ubisoft is no exception. This year, Ubisoft hopes that gamers will fall in love with practically all of its big franchises all over again, and the company plans to release both Assassin’s Creed Syndicate and Rainbow Six Siege within a week of each other during October....

March 24, 2022 · 3 min · 453 words · Bryan Shell

Underwhelming Mechwarrior Online Launch Falls Short Of Expectations

Teased with a concept trailer years ago and officially announced in late 2011, MechWarrior has come a long way since Microsoft gave up developing the franchise with MechWarrior 4 over a decade ago. Developer Piranha Games and publishing partner Infinite Game Publishing officially unveiled the online-focused free-to-play, mech simulation title MechWarrior Online in October of 2011. In the months following, the first details on MechWarrior Online promised a new type of experience for long-time fans, one that focused on the pillars of role warfare, information warfare and community warfare where players battled on their own or as part of larger mercenary groups and factions for planets across the galaxy....

March 24, 2022 · 8 min · 1510 words · Sue Abbott

Unhinged Review Russell Crowe Descends To Slasher Shlock

Unhinged opens with Russell Crowe–identified only in the credits as “Man”–sitting in his pick-up truck outside a suburban house, staring at the tiny match he’s lit, his face impassive and his eyes narrowed. Abruptly he gets out of the truck, grabs an axe and a can of accelerant, and breaks down the door, cutting the man and woman inside to death before burning down the house. The camera watches all this from a slight distance, as if director Derrick Borte (The Joneses) wants us to view these events, at least at first, objectively....

March 24, 2022 · 4 min · 731 words · William Ogden

Valheim A Guide To The Meadows Biome

The quickly expanding world of Valheim features several vastly different biomes, all brimming with opportunities and danger alike. The first biome you will be able to explore is the Meadows, where every player starts the game. These biomes appear on the map as grassy knolls littered with lightly forested areas. Resources The Meadows are bountiful biomes, flourishing with many types of resources. Fauna Prey animals in this biome include Deer and Gulls....

March 24, 2022 · 5 min · 1019 words · Brenda Sapienza

Vigil The Longest Night Review Average Souls

It’s truly bizarre how a little distance and a change of perspective can flip your opinion on something. Last month, I took a look at an early version of Vigil: The Longest Night and walked away unimpressed. Borrowing inspiration from FromSoftware’s Dark Souls series, the game seemed little more than a blatant attempt to recreate what Miyazaki and his team built with the Souls titles. It even copied UI elements and the basic core gameplay loop....

March 24, 2022 · 5 min · 1065 words · Linda Mattocks