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There isn't anything to make Super Smash T.V. more super than the Arcade version, but regardless of the name, I love it.

When the big studios have big anniversaries, they tend to make a big splash. Warner Bros. is celebrating their centennial this year and their Home Entertainment unit is commemorating the occasion with--among other retail offerings—four themed film compilations on high-definition Blu-ray, 25 titles each for an appropriate total of 100. Staring down a list price of $150 per collection, I needed to be selective with my disposable income and after some research I ultimately settled on the 100 Year...

Warner Bros. Discoverys plan to turn the DC Extended Universe into a Marvel-style property has some major obstacles to overcome.

After months of radio silence, WB Games is back with some new gameplay footage of Hogwarts Legacy, the upcoming RPG based in the Harry Potter universe.

Summer movies preview 2021: From long-delayed action films to stellar Canadian indies, the season's top titles come in all sizes and formats

Hey Sonic fans – I appreciate you all reaching out with concerns over fan games and monetization! So long as no profit is involved, there is usually* no issue with y’all using our blue boy to hone your art and dev skills. *((for legal reasons I can’t promise all content is ok)) The thread states: Hey Sonic fans – I appreciate you all reaching out with concerns over fan games and monetization! So long as no profit is involved, there is usually* no issue with y’all using our blue boy to...

Updated Apr 21, 2018 Paula Cole Reveals The Secret (And Dark) History Of The Dawsons Creek Theme Song The singer opens up about how "I Dont Want To Wait" became one of the most popular songs of the 90s and the "really sad" aftermath of its TV reign. Erica McDonald Paula Cole was a relatively unknown singer-songwriter when the release of her 1996 album “This Fire” launched her to international fame. While it was the album’s first single, “Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?” that got the...

By Ronni Chase Dec 30, 2020 6:44 PM The girlfriend of Nashville bomber Anthony Warner told police last year that he was making bombs inside his RV.  Metro police confirm that they visited Warner’s home in August 2019 but did not make contact with the suspect and were unable to see inside the RV that was parked at the home.  Police made repeated visits to the home but could not gather enough evidence to obtain a warrant.  Because Warner had no prior criminal history other ...