Eddie Murphy tries to uncover an LA conspiracy in Netflix's Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

For fans of the Silent Hill franchise, there’s been a long gap between releases. It’s been a dormant IP for quite some time since Hideo Kojima split ways with Konami. But it was just a couple of years ago now that Konami unveiled that they were bringing Silent Hill back in a big way. Several games were unveiled, as well as some additional side projects like a new feature film from Christophe Gans. You might recall that in 2006, Christophe Gans delivered his take on Silent Hill in a film adaptation. Now he’s back to deliver a new installment if you’re after something outside of the video games. 

The “new on Netflix” list is finally coming back to life. Despite being the Xerox of streaming platforms, Netflix’s library strategy has dramatically shifted from licensed to original content as other studios have jumped into the on-demand content game. Meaning the answer to “Is the movie I want to watch on Netflix?” has mostly been: “No, bruh.”

ABC's multi-city New Year's Eve special and new music from the K-pop act TVXQ are some of the new television, movies and music headed to a device near you.

In a groundbreaking achievement, artificial intelligence (AI) has transcended the bounds of human physical prowess, marking a historic moment where machines outperform their human counterparts in a skill-based game. Conventionally, AI's dominance was observed in cerebral challenges like chess and Go, or virtual scenarios. However, a recent development by researchers at ETH Zurich has propelled AI into the realm of physical skill, a domain traditionally considered exclusive to humans.

Developer Quantic Dream has announced that Detroit: Become Human has been quite successful, having been played by 9 million players since its 2018 release. The studio made the announcement through a post on social media platform X.

Rocksteady Studios and Warner Bros. are trying to contain Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leagueleaks, including major story spoilers and unannounced playable characters, as details on next year’s game spread across the internet. The leak, some of which appears to have come from an alpha test of the game, is upsetting not only its developer and publisher, but fans of Rocksteady’s Batman games as well. Some story spoilers, while unconfirmed, could have major implications for Rocksteady’s “Arkham-verse.”

GTA 6 fans are convinced they’ve found Leonida’s map, not in the first trailer, but in one piece of artwork Rockstar Games has posted online. 

Alternatively, you can buy them outright on mobile for $20 each.

The first for the Eddie Murphy-led Netflix sequel has dropped, giving fans a taste of the action-comedy series’ comeback. The fourth film, now titled Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, will be released through the streaming platform in summer 2024.

Netflix head of gaming Mike Verdu has revealed the company has more than 10 games in development at its in-house studios.

Grand Theft Auto is a massive franchise, and we knew that the next installment would have a ton of attention. After all, it’s been since 2013 that we were dealing with the last new mainline installment for the series. With each new game release, we see Rockstar Games push the envelope. It’s all about making the next game bigger and better, so there is a ton of hype about what exactly we can do in Grand Theft Auto VI. We knew that after the first trailer was released, fans would look for every little detail that they could uncover.

Well, it’s been about a hundredth of a femtosecond, let’s see what people are trying to port Doom onto now. Oh my, would you look at that! It appears as though it’s possible to get id Software’s iconic FPS to “run” on cells.