Question + Video: Is Buying Call of Duty, or any game that features realistic guns, a Moral Choice?

Did you know that when your purchase a game that features real weapons, you often, without even knowing about it, end up funding the weapon industry? I wasn’t even aware of this, but it seems that weapon manufacturers are getting some royalties on each game featuring their weapons that gets sold to consumers. So what […]

BlizzCon Tickets Go On Sale April 24 and 27

BlizzCon is the premiere event centered around some of video gaming’s most popular franchises. The annual two-day event is a star-studded array of game developers, costumers and rock bands. Tickets to this exclusive show go on sale at the end of the month, and you don’t want to miss out! Mark your calendars—a Blizzard is […]

Costumes Are Not Consent: Combating Cosplayer Harassment

Costumes are not consent. It’s a phrase you may be hearing a lot lately, and one we need to keep talking about. In the past few weeks, the internet has exploded with women speaking up about the treatment we receive at conventions and online. This isn’t a new problem that has suddenly presented itself. The […]

Verizon pricing plan could make cult programming less valuable

Verizon has proposed that it only pay channel providers when viewers actually watch a show. It’s not clear what effect this would have on pricing for consumers, though TV industry skepticism means it may well only be a hypothetical debate. At the moment, most US cable and satellite firms pay channel providers a fixed monthly […]