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The first episode of Paramount’s Knuckles TV show has been made available for free on YouTube.

Amazon’s Prime Video has placed a series order for a Tomb Raider adaptation from Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

Paramount’s Knuckles TV show enjoyed the best opening weekend of any Paramount+ original series to date.

Prime Video has announced that the highly anticipated post-apocalyptic series Fallout will now premiere two days early. All eight episodes of Fallout will be available on April 10 at 6 p.m. PT and 9 p.m. ET, so fans can dive into the series a little earlier than expected.

The first episode of Amazon’s Fallout show will be viewable on Twitch on April 11.

Roku seems to have ideas for its Smart TV owners, filing a patent for technology that would allow them to show ads whenever users allow their game to become idle. The system wouldn't be limited to games either, as it could potentially show targeted advertisements based off what was being shown on any device connected to the TV via an HDMI connection.

Amazon has released a new featurette for its upcoming Fallout TV series.

There was a time, back in the early days of South Park, when it seemed like the series was destined never to succeed in video game form.

Amazon has released a new trailer for its upcoming Fallout TV series, which is viewable below.

HBO’s The Last of Us has added four new cast members for season two.

Paramount’s upcoming Knuckles TV series has received an official trailer and an April release date.

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When thinking about AMC's involvement in the industry, you'd be forgiven for immediately picturing how it has licensed its star franchise, The Walking Dead, to several game studios over the years.

Govee has long been a brand associated with home lighting. In fact, over the past year and a half, Govee has time and time again refined their various product lines always pushing to create the best in class RGB lighting. The new Govee TV Blacklight 3 Lite aims to continue that tradition with this newest iteration of the TV Backlight Series. 

Around this time last year it was announced that Games Workshop had reached an "agreement in principle" with Amazon to bring the Warhammer 40,000 universe to the screen. That full agreement has now been finalised, Games Workshop say, meaning "the next stage can begin."

If you’re looking for new TV this week, you’ll probably want to head to Disney Plus — not officially, but that’s where you’ll find a lot of the big new releases in the lead-up to Christmas Eve this week (and, not for nothing, a lot of the family-friendly content for being home for the holidays too). There you’ll find familiar tentpoles like the MCU’s What If...? season 2 and the new Percy Jackson and the Olympians. But you’ll also find Dragons of Wonderhatch, a new world with a partially animated schtick.

Starting on December 20, viewers can start streaming the first two episodes of the first season of the highly anticipated fantasy series,. The first season of the series will be based on Rick Riordan’s first book of the series Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, and see Percy Jackson and his friends Grover and Annabeth Chase go on a quest to retrieve Zeus’ lightning bolt and catch the real thief after Percy is falsely accused by Zeus for stealing the lightning bolt. Walker Scobell of The Adam Project will essay the role of Percy.

Rare footage of Super Mario 64's multiplayer mode has seemingly popped up online.

The   have finally been revealed. The upcoming episode is scheduled to premiere on both Netflix and SBS TV. My Demon is a captivating Korean romantic drama that revolves around the journey of Jeong Gu-won and Do Do-hee. Jeong, a supernatural being with extraordinary abilities, undergoes an unexpected twist of fate as he loses his superhuman powers.

Exciting news awaits fans as the long-anticipated release details for   have finally been revealed. The upcoming episode is scheduled to premiere on both Netflix and SBS TV. My Demon is an enthralling Korean romantic drama that centers on the journey of Jeong Gu-won and Do Do-hee. Jeong, a supernatural entity possessing extraordinary abilities, experiences an unforeseen turn of events as he loses his superhuman powers.

Swedish production company Studios Extraordinaires and developer Fallen Leaf have announced a TV and film adaptation of Fort Solis.

We’re losing two great entries into the TV memes category this week: First up is The Gilded Age, which has taken over X feeds everywhere — or at least in a lot of places — with goofy memes paying homage to the series’ arch language and high society antics. That show will be wrapping up its second season, with a possible season 3 on the horizon.

Reports of appearing in, which is set to premiere in January 2024 on Disney Plus, have Marvel fans wondering whether it’s confirmed that he’ll make an appearance or if it’s just a rumor. Here is all you need to know.

On December 15th, viewers can stream 2 Days in New York, a romantic comedy film directed by Julie Delpy and starring herself and Chris Rock in a story revolving around a couple, Mingus Robinson and his French girlfriend Marion, who face mayhem when Marion’s parents visit New York. The film is a sequel to 2 Days in Paris, which was also directed by Delpy.

Starting on December 12, viewers can watch the HBO original and nature-themed documentary Trees and Other Entanglements. This documentary details the intertwined life of people and trees and the relationship between humanity and nature, through the perspective of a young boy who was stolen and hidden among trees. The story’s perspectives also shift to other people like an artist refining American bonsai, a mother fighting to protect forests in her backyard, and a photographer observing trees artistically.

Starting on December 12, viewers can stream Wes Anderson’s latest project, Asteroid City, a comedy-drama that revolves around the events at a 1955 Junior Stargazer convention from the perspective of multiple attendees in the form of a play. The film serves as Anderson’s homage to popular memory and mythology about extraterrestrials and UFOs witnessed in the Southwestern deserts of the United States during the postwar period of the American 20th century and features an ensemble cast that includes Tom Hanks, Jason Schwartzman, Edward Norton, Adrien Brody, Bryan Cranston, Tilda Swinton, Jeffrey Wright, Willem Dafoe, Scarlett Johansson, Margot Robbie, Steve Carrell, Jeff Goldblum, and Maya Hawke, among other cast members.

The  have been revealed. The episode is set to premiere on Netflix and SBS TV. It is a South Korean romantic drama featuring Jeong Gu-won, a supernatural being who loses his powers, and Do Do-hee, a wealthy heiress. They join forces in unexpected circumstances.

French consumer appliances brand Thomson is set to dazzle Indian consumers with incredible discounts and offers on its entire range of smart TVs during the Flipkart Big Year End Sale, running from December 9th to 16th, with early access starting from December 8th at midnight. The Thomson TVs discounts make them remarkably affordable, with prices starting as low as Rs. 5999. The brand has recently unveiled a new lineup, including the 43-inch QLED, 43-inch FA series TVs with Realtek processor, and the 55-inch Google TV with a 4K display.

Peacock has renewed its Twisted Metal TV adaption for a second season.

The first teaser trailer for Amazon Prime's TV adaptation of Fallout was revealed over the weekend, sharing the firm's vision for Vault 33, the Los Angeles wasteland and its inhabitants, and the Brotherhood of Steel. Set to debut on 12th April 2024, you can catch the first proper glimpse in the trailer above.

In a move that will rightfully have people questioning the advent of an all-digital future, Sony has confirmed that hundreds of Discovery TV shows will soon be completely removed from PlayStation platforms — even if you've purchased them through the PS Store.

With the growing trend of gaming becoming an integral part of entertainment in general, gamers are always looking to optimise their gaming setups. One popular trend is wall mounting the TV for an enhanced gaming experience. 

Amazon Prime's Fallout TV adaptation will not arrive with any references to bugs and glitches in its first season.

We got our first look at the Fallout TV series last week with a trailer on Saturday preceded by a behind-the-scenes report from Vanity Fair, which included looks at the show's main characters and surprisingly bright and colorful post-nuclear world, and of course some words from Bethesda executive producer Todd Howard. The report also included a small and frankly baffling detail for fans to look forward to: Vault Boy, the real-world mascot of the series and in-game avatar of fictional megacorp Vault-Tec, is going to get his very own origin story.

Fallout fans have been waiting for a long time now for that next mainline video game installment. However, before that new release happens, we have a TV series to hold us over. I’m sure you’re already well familiar with the fact Fallout is being adapted into a TV series, but if you missed out, the show is coming our way in April of next year. We’ve waited a little while now for the show to have its first trailer, but this past weekend, we got our first teaser trailer, giving us a small glimpse of what we can expect. 

The end of the year is looming, but TV isn’t slowing down a bit. This week we have all sorts of offerings to pad out the doldrums of this long dark we’re in (curse you, daylight savings time). If you’re looking for something more exciting, there’s Culprits, a heist murder mystery, or Blood Coast, a new crime thriller from Netflix. Or maybe you prefer the cozier comforts of Mr. Monk’s Last Case — the TV movie that, if the title is to be believed, will be the final farewell for the beloved Tony Shalhoub character.

Halo’s first season wasn’t good. It made bizarre changes to the story and lore of the games. It had barely any action between the Spartans and the Covenant, and Master Chief spent half the season with his helmet off (and often more than that). But it seems that Paramount may have figured out the problem, considering the trailer for the show’s second season is basically all epic-looking battles.

Amazon has released the first trailer for its upcoming Fallout TV series.

After years of waiting, Amazon Studios has released the first trailer for its upcoming TV adaptation of Fallout. The series is set to premiere on April 12 on Amazon Prime, and this teaser proves that visually speaking, the series appears to faithfully capture the essence of Bethesda’s beloved RPG.

PlayStation is removing purchased Discovery television shows from its platform by the end of this month.

The PlayStation Store will soon be removing more than 1300 seasons of Discovery TV shows, even for users who bought them.

Amazon has dropped a new meaty teaser to get us in the mood for the upcoming Fallout TV show.

It’stoday, and fans are wondering how to watch the Premier League game today via streaming. Unai Emery’s Aston Villa is currently one of the top teams in the Premier League. The Lions have already defeated several formidable opponents and are on track to finish in a European spot. Bournemouth, on the other hand, are on the opposite end of the spectrum, occupying the 16th position at the time of writing.

It’s Liverpool vs Fulham today, and fans are wondering how to watch the Premier League game today via streaming. This match is particularly captivating due to Liverpool’s aim to secure a top spot in the league and Fulham’s efforts to maintain their solid form. The game is expected to be engaging, showcasing Liverpool’s high-intensity play against Fulham’s resilient and tactically sound approach. Fans eagerly anticipate a thrilling match filled with skillful plays and strategic battles.

Fallout looks like it’s going to be the next video game franchise to make the successful jump to film/TV. The series is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video in April next year, and after the first images from it were shown last week, its first teaser trailer has also now debuted.

Perhaps the Last Of Us TV show on HBO getting it right was the dawn of a new era of good TV based on video games, but I still approach each adaptation with trepidation. That includes Amazon's Fallout series from Westworld and Person Of Interest writer/director Jonathan Nolan, which just got its first trailer.

The hype mode of Amazon Prime Video's upcoming Fallout TV show has officially started. Following the first official photos shared earlier this week, Amazon has now released the debut teaser trailer for the upcoming series.

Jonathan Nolan (Westworld) explores the end of a very different United States.

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Amazon’s Fallout TV series has got its first teaser trailer, and a release date, with the studio confirming the series will be available to stream from April 12th. The series focuses on a Vault Dweller from Vault 33 making the way to the surface, learning to survive in a new world 200 years after the bomb’s fell.

The teaser trailer has been released for Amazon’s upcoming television adaptation of the hit video game franchise. It will begin streaming on Prime Video on April 12, 2024.

Just days after we got our first look at Amazon's Fallout TV series, we've been spoiled with another first look. Above you can check out the first official teaser trailer for the Fallout series.

Prime Video has unveiled the first trailer for its coming Fallout TV show at Brazil's CCXP – and holy crap, it's epic.

Exciting news awaits fans as the long-anticipated release details for Season 1 Episode 4 have finally been revealed. The upcoming episode is scheduled to premiere on both Netflix and SBS TV. My Demon is a captivating Korean romantic drama. The narrative revolves around the adventures of Jeong Gu-won and Do Do-hee. Jeong, a supernatural being with extraordinary powers, encounters an unexpected twist as he loses his inhuman abilities.

Before we're bombarded with trailers at The Game Awards next week, and even before we get a glimpse of GTA 6 in its first-ever trailer on December 5, there's something else coming along to tease your eager eyeballs. 

Prime Video's Fallout TV show is a ways away, but we already have a ton of information so far. From the complete list of core cast members to plot points revealed by Bethesda director Todd Howard, there's plenty be excited about already.

Paramount Plus’ Haloisn’t exactly anyone’s idea of the perfect version of the Halo universe. Despite all the ways that Paramount has insisted the show’s first season, which debuted in 2022, was a success, it didn’t exactly take over pop culture the way the Paramount and Xbox probably wanted. But with season 2 on the way, the streaming service has a new plan to get people to watch season 1: make it free on YouTube.

Thehave been revealed. The episode is set to premiere on Netflix and SBS TV. My Demon, a romantic Korean drama series, follows the adventures of Jeong Gu-won and Do Do-hee. Jeong, a supernatural being with extraordinary powers, encounters an unexpected twist when he loses his inhuman abilities. Faced with this challenge, Jeong is compelled to join forces with Do Do-hee, the heiress of a prosperous family business.

In perhaps the most casual TV announcement I've ever seen, Paramount+ has put the entire first season of the Halo series up on YouTube and has revealed that season 2 is set to begin on February 8, 2024.

Fans of the UK-based comedy panel show Taskmaster will have just finished up watching series 16. The program itself just seems to go from strength to strength, so it’s not surprising that it’s being turned into an official video game. Specifically, a VR game.

I suppose it was only a matter of time before Taskmaster got its own VR game. The game show, in case you're unfamiliar with it, is about giving celebrities and comedians increasingly absurd tasks to fulfil—with very few clues on how to get those tasks done.

You know what I've always wondered when playing Fallout? Where did that silly little Vault Boy come from? He's always got his thumb up, looking happy as the world burns. Gee, what's his story? Nobody else? Well, it doesn't matter. We're gonna find out in Amazon's TV show as it delves into the creation of the iconic mascot.

Fallout's highly-anticipated TV show is approaching ever closer to its release date, with Amazon recently having released the first official images earlier today. These images feature several characters from the show, including a good look at Vault Dwellers, the Brotherhood of Steel, and Walter Goggins' portrayal of a currently unnamed Ghoul.

Fallout fans are eager to see more on the upcoming adaption of the popular video game that is making its way to Amazon Prime next year. Now, fans have been treated to new details and images of the upcoming series thanks to a first look and interview from Vanity Fair, including a look at its main character and several iconic elements of the video games, as well as some words from the director Jonathan Nolan and executive producer Todd Howard on what fans can expect.

The first look at Prime Video’s Fallout TV series has emerged with Vanity Fair‘s exclusive images.

We’ve known that Amazon’s Fallout TV series has been in the works since July 2020. Today, we get our first good look at the series’ live-action world thanks to a brand new batch of images.

The upcoming Fallout TV series will launch on April 12, 2024, and backer Amazon Prime has now shared a first look behind-the-scenes with Vanity Fair. The game's retro-futuristic post-apocalyptic aesthetic does seem like a natural fit for a TV show and the choice of creative leads couldn't be better: the husband and wife team Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, best-known for the Westworld series (which I thought was excellent, albeit I didn't watch beyond the first season). The show's main characters include Lucy (played by Yellowjackets star Ella Purnell), who much like the player characters has spent her entire life in a vault, and her father Hank (Kyle MacLachlan) who's the vault overseer. Some sort of crisis sees Lucy leave the vault and enter the wasteland we know and love. «The games are about the culture of division and haves and have-nots that, unfortunately, have only gotten more and more acute in this country and around the world over the last decades,» says Nolan, who directed the show's opening three episodes. «We get to talk about that in a wonderful, speculative-fiction way.» The basic setup seems to be that Lucy is a nice but naive person whose vault-coddled existence has ill-prepared her for what lies above. Nolan points out the nature of virtue in such a setting as «circumstantial… it's a luxury virtue. You have your point of view because you never ran out of food, right?» Todd Howard also chimes in on the show, on which he serves as executive producer. «We had a lot of conversations over the style of humor, the level of violence, the style of violence,» says Howard, which is quite amusing coming from a guy who directed the Fallouts that gave us the VATs targeting system and its beautifully glitchy slow-mo gibfests. «Look, Fallout can be very dramatic, and dark, and postapocalyptic, but you need to weave in a little bit of a wink…. I think they threaded that needle really well on the TV show.» Howard discusses various previous approaches to such a project, and why they were turned down, saying that when people wanted to make a movie of Fallout 3 his thoughts were basically, «Yeah, we told that story.» The Fallout TV show is set within the games' universe with its own tale, and one that Howard says is canon: which is an interesting detail, and an approach I wouldn't be too surprised to see other shows based on games take.

GranBlue Fantasy is one of the biggest anime franchises in the world, and yet its rise to stardom was the reverse of many of its peers, beginning life as a hit mobile game before extending into animation and manga. Whatever its roots, the tale, set within the multiple kingdoms of the Zegagranda Skydom, follows Gran and his companions across the skies, and now Cygames are set to bring the GranBlue Fantasy world to a wider audience with GranBlue Fantasy: Relink, a third-person action RPG with visuals lifted straight out of the anime.

The first full look at Amazon’s Fallout series is here – and even the end of the world can’t take the sheen off the game-accurate take on this nuclear wasteland.

The Fallout TV series is set to debut on Amazon Prime Video early next year, and today a new article in Vanity Fair revealed a ton of interesting new info about the series. It seems the Fallout show will stick relatively closely to the source material, with the usual factions you’d expect – Vault dwellers, the Brotherhood of Steel, the Ghouls, ect – but it isn’t a direct adaptation of any of the games.

There is quite a large fan base for The Last of Us. This game first hit the marketplace in 2013 and continues to see a ton of love today. We only have two mainline installments, but they have recently found themselves getting a resurgence. After HBO’s live-action adaptation, a slew of new fans who never played the games are now flocking toward these epic action-adventure experiences. Fortunately, The Last of Us Part II was recently unveiled to have a remastered edition in the works, and for fans that have a PlayStation 5, you’ll soon get to continue on the storyline from where season one left off.

A first look at the upcoming Fallout TV show has discussed in detail its characters and setting, as well as its existence in Fallout canon.

Bethesda director Todd Howard has revealed that everything in the Fallout TV show is canon. . 

The likes of The Last of Us and The Super Mario Bros. Movie have paved the way for a new era of legitimately good and successful film and TV adaptations of games, and among the many more that are in the pipeline, one that’s taking promising shape is Fallout, which was first officially confirmed to be in the works back in 2020.

Amazon Prime Video’s Fallout TV series is set to premiere in April next year, and fans of the post-apocalyptic franchise will be hoping that it will be able to cement itself as another recent example of well-made and well-received adaptations of games. In the lead-up to the premiere a few months from now, new images published by Vanity Fair have offered a first look at what the show will look like, while additional details have also been revealed.

We finally have our first (official) look at the Fallout TV show. From vault dwellers, ghouls, and power armour, all the visuals you'd expect are here, realised in live-action for the first time in series history.

On December 1, viewers can stream Death Proof, directed by Quentin Tarantino, and the second feature part of the Grindhouse double feature. This film stars Kurt Russell as a stuntman who murders young women with modified cars he claims are death-proof.

While this week may feel like a bit of a slog after the long holiday weekend, luckily the new TV this week does not. Take Obliterated, for example, Netflix’s latest bawdy comedy about an elite special forces team having to go through their own The Hangover-esque recovery as they try to track down a nuclear bomb. It’s a comedy that is often raunchy but even more frequently funny, and the show is smarter than it has to be.

Writer Megan McDonnell, who has worked on Marvel projects WandaVision and The Marvels, has joined the team working on Amazon's Tomb Raider TV series.

It’s today, and fans are curious about how to stream this Premier League showdown. Liverpool, with their aggressive attacking play under Jürgen Klopp, are determined to challenge Manchester City’s dominance. Manchester City, led by the tactical genius of Pep Guardiola, are looking to solidify their top position. The game is expected to be a thrilling display of strategic play and world-class talent, with both teams eager to prove their superiority in the league.