Month: February 2022
First teaser for The Offer series takes us behind the scenes of The Godfather
Audio player loading… Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most important films of all time, but its road to the silver screen was not an easy one for the now-celebrated filmmaker. In fact, turmoil behind the scenes almost prevented it from ever…
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League of Legends spin-off Hextech Mayhem hits mobile, but only via Netflix
Audio player loading… Following an initial release on PC and Nintendo Switch late last year, the League of Legends spin-off game Hextech Mayhem is now available to download on Android and iOS devices. There is, however, a catch – as we detailed last November, the mobile version of Hextech Mayhem:…
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Resident Evil 4’s fan-built HD remaster is finally complete
After seven years in development, Albert Marin and his small team have completed their exhaustive reworking of Resident Evil 4’s graphics on PC. Compared to some other projects where developers upscale or otherwise modernize the visuals for a new generation or platform of hardware, this team pored over every image…
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Rumored Sonos wireless headphones closer to reality thanks to new acquisition
Audio player loading… Rumors have been swirling since 2019 around the possibility of Sonos wireless headphones – a first in the category for the company – and the connected audio giant’s latest acquisition lends a lot more weight to these rumors. As confirmed by Protocol, Sonos has acquired T2 Software – a…
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It’s pronounced “neft”
Okay, so here’s the deal. We’re a month into 2022 and the NFT market is still scorching hot. Already this year we’ve had Coachella NFTs, Lamborghini NFTs, NFT profile pics on Twitter, NFT teasers from YouTube and Meta, and the usual raft of ill-advised NFT projects that were announced and…
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YouTube’s video player is getting a new look on Android and iOS
YouTube is rolling out a new interface for its mobile app’s full-screen player, which should make it easier to like or dislike a video (privately, of course), view comments, and share what you’re watching. The old version hid most of those features behind a swipe-up gesture on the “more videos”…
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