BioWare, one of the more successful gaming studios that survived more than 30 years, is calling it quits. The studio once boasted a few thousand employees, but BioWare had fewer than 100 employees at the end. What caused its demise?
Unfettered leftist slop, including some really turgid identity crisis, LGBTQ drama. As a result, the studio of Baldur’s Gate, Neverwinter Nights and other medieval sagas woll be no more. The Liberal Hivemind gives us the slop.
The components for the PlayStation 6 are rumored to top over $700, meaning this console will almost certainly be more than $1,000 at launch, and of course, will not have the ability to play physical media.
This isn’t a very promising start to the next (last?) generation of gaming consoles… Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Skydance acquires Warner Brothers and the Cartoon Network, and suddenly, more than a gigabit of Cartoon Network information suddenly gets leaked on the Internet.
Did Cartoon Network get hacked? Or is this a leak from some leftist slouch at Cartoon Network, seeking to punish the new overlords? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Comedian Shane Gillis made a joke about gym girls on Saturday Night Live, and now he’s getting viral backlash from celebrities and angry feminists.
Let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.
Comedian Chris Rock is catching heat for saying wokeness became a problem when it started taking over America’s institutions.
I agree with him—almost. Let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.
The Batman: Part II is on hold indefinitely while director Matt Reeves deals with some family issues.
Now people are wondering if Skydance won’t take the opportunity to just cancel the movie outright as they look to slash budgets post merger. And… it’s possible. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
Mark Ruffalo’s speech encouraging Americans to fight fascism is going viral.
The only problem is the fascism he’s worried about is imaginary. Let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.
Jay Dyer and Jonathan Pageau discuss intelligence agencies’ influence on entertainment, military recruitment, and Hollywood’s changing villains.
From James Bond to contemporary blockbusters, they explore how films can shape political beliefs while presenting themselves as ordinary entertainment. Here’s more from The Jay Dyer Archive.
Disney and Netflix are teaming up like it’s 2015. Yes, days after a judge ruled that Paramount and Warner Bros can merge, now Disney and Netflix seem to be teaming up.
Disney is putting more and more content on Netflix, which makes you wonder why bother with Disney Plus in the first place? Could this be a prelude to a more formal union of the two streaming giants? Never say never. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
The Film Noirchives dives deep into arguably the most debated topic in film: “Is Film Noir merely a ‘Style’? Or is it a GENRE.”
Here’s more from The Rageaholic.
