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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced brings the 2013 game to the modern day, but with all its technical upgrades, does it stick the landing? After playing the PC port for my review (on Gamewatcher), I think Ubisoft has done a fantastic job, making it scalable across a range of PC hardware while providing ample options to tune performance. For my review, I played the game on a PC with a Ryzen 7 5700X3D and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 on a 1440p monitor.

Rahul has written for multiple outlets like IGN India, Newsweek, Sports Illustrated, Men's Journal, Parade, GameWatcher and TechQuila. He has also worked on some shows and films you may or may not have heard of. Rahul is also a co-host of Day Zero, a games industry podcast breaking down the bytes and bits behind the decisions that make and break the world’s greatest entertainment industry.

It’s IPL season yet again, bringing with it an avalanche of cricket-fever and howling fans. An entire country hobbling over to their nearest screens to get a glimpse of the action. The fast-paced viewer-friendly version of the game draws in a lot of attention from countries all over the world. So naturally, the broadcasters of the game must be making a huge amount of money. The sport’s distribution rights, up until this point, were under 20th Century Fox, but things have changed.

“We’re vampires, we do not put down towels!” If you don’t recognize that quote, let me fill you in. It’s from What We Do in The Shadows, a 2014 mockumentary by Taiki Waititi, whom you may know as the director of Thor: Ragnarok. Ever since its release in 2014, it has become a cult favorite and is possibly the funniest horror-comedy since Edgar Wright’s Shaun of the Dead.

25th March might be called as a monumental day in the 42-year-old history of Apple as the company unveiled its video streaming platform, Apple TV+, at a star-studded event in California while calling it the new home for the world’s most creative story-tellers featuring exclusive original shows, movies, and documentaries. https://twitter.com/AppleTV/status/1110347604187992064 CEO Tim Cook announced that this will be an ad-free subscription with everything available online as well as offline.

Ever since Arrow started all the way back in 2012, DC fans dreamed about a day when it would start to introduce other major characters from the comics. That started with the 2nd season of the show, when Grant Gustin’s Barry Allen was introduced. Fast forward five years and now we have a living, breathing universe including major characters from DC comics such as The Flash, Supergirl & Superman.

Of all the things to capture the headlines at the beginning of 2026, The Witcher 3 getting new content was not one we had on our bingo cards. And yet, here we are.

Netflix has released the official trailer for Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler-starrer Murder Mystery, and the trailer looks pretty promising. Aniston and Sandler play a married couple, and Netflix makes sure their 15 years long chemistry is obvious in the trailer. The two are seen making snarky comments and taking digs at each other throughout the trailer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YEVQDr2f3Q The story revolves around Adam Sandler, a New York City cop and his wife.

Sony’s marketing team has done it again! Spider-Man: Far From Home is only a couple weeks ahead of releasing worldwide. The film has been garnering high praise from critics, with a fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. However, it seems like Sony has, just like last time, removed a lot of what appeared to be key scenes in the trailers from the final movie.

Marvel Studios has finalized a long-coveted deal with Director Taika Waititi which will see him return to direct the next Thor movie. The New Zealander director who shot to fame with indie films like Hunt For The Wilderpeople & What We Do In The Shadows saw blockbuster success when he helmed 2017’s Thor: Ragnarok, widely regarded as the best Thor movie in the franchise. Taika Waititi | Director of What We Do In The Shadows The deal, however, does have some caveats.