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If you enjoyed watching John Wick, and you’d have to be crazy to not enjoy that movie, then you may be in for quite a treat next year. Lionsgate has teamed up with Starbreeze, the publisher of Payday, to create a virtual reality first-person shooter for the John Wick universe. Set to come out
One of the best things about the Halo campaigns is that, for the most part, you’re a lone wolf that’s tearing through hordes of enemies with nobody aside from the occasional disposable marines and the ever-present voice of Cortana helping you out. You’re practically a demigod in po
Konami is responsible for published some of the most beloved console games of the past few decades, but in the company recently started to shift its focus away from its traditional market and onto mobile gaming, and fans are furious. While I can definitely understand why fans are so upset, when you
Samsung’s crown has been slipping in recent months, especially in China where companies like Huawei and Xiaomi are absorbing market share at a rapid pace, but Samsung isn’t just going to sit there and watch it all happen. The company already started cutting the price of the Galaxy S6 and
Don’t you just hate it when you win so many prizes that you get overwhelmed and don’t know what to do with them all? Yeah, that’s definitely one of those “problems” that I’d love to have, but according to Hunter Scott, it’s not all that great. Scott decided
Mozilla announced in a security-related blog post last night that a Firefox user in Russia has discovered a bug in the web browser that allows hackers to steal sensitive files from your computer. The good news is that most Firefox users don’t have to worry about the bug because the files that
Maintaining your privacy on the web is pretty difficult when virtually every website you visit is trying to track you or collect information on you in some way, which is why Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) wants to make things a bit easier with a simple, lightweight browser add-on called Privac
Streaming services like Hulu and Netflix have finally given us a viable alternative to traditional cable, which has created a new type of consumer known as the “cord cutter.” These consumers have chosen to abandon cable entirely and get all of their movies and television shows from the I
Samsung is the company that first started to blur the line between smartphone and tablet, so it makes sense that it also be the first to blur the line between tablet and… portable television? An inventory image that was recently leaked suggests that the company is currently working on a 18.4-i
Few industries suffered from the rise of the Internet as much as the porn industry. Anyone with an Internet connection and a lock on their door can browse virtually unlimited amounts of porn thanks to the Internet, and it’s all free. Paying for porn isn’t very common because of this, whi
The number of people that have signed up for a OnePlus 2 invite has now reached 2.5 million and continues to grow. This is especially impressive when you consider that the OnePlus managed to sell 1.5 million OnePlus One units within a year and the OnePlus 2 is close to doubling that in less than [&h
One of the biggest complaints people had with Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas is that it’s simply too easy to hit the level cap before you even come close to finishing the game, even when some of the expansions increased the level cap. Many people were hoping that Bethesda would make the leve
