Absolute Batman #16 Review: Wonder Woman’s Surprising DC Romance Teased

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I’ve been following the Absolute Batman series, and issue #16 really hit me hard. It’s heartbreaking to see Bruce Wayne grappling with the aftermath of his fight with Bane – his friends are seriously hurt, and some are even… changed. Seeing him visit Oz Cobblepot and Harvey Dent in the hospital was so tense. You can feel his guilt and desperation. It’s amazing how he turns to Wonder Woman for help, remembering the debt she owes him from their earlier adventure. He’s desperate to find a way to restore Waylon, his friend, after those scientists at Arkham turned him into… well, something resembling a crocodile. It’s a really powerful story about responsibility and friendship.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Creator’s Voice video interview goes over the series, upcoming remake, and more

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In this video, Masayoshi Yokoyama from RGG Studio discusses the Yakuza series, the remake of Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties, and other topics. It comes after the game’s demo was recently released. You can download the demo on Steam, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch (in North America and Europe). Watch the complete interview with the game creators from Nintendo below.

This new controller monitors your heart rate as you play

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By 2025, gaming PCs became incredibly over-the-top. ASUS created a special Hatsune Miku computer with a powerful new RTX 5080 graphics card and coordinating components, but a YouTuber quickly one-upped them by building a fully functional, two-meter-tall gaming PC shaped like the virtual idol herself.

A Knight’s Tale Outshines A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

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As a long-time fan, I noticed something interesting! Before HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the movie A Knight’s Tale – with Rufus Sewell, Paul Bettany, and Alan Tudyk – told a very similar story way back in 2001. While George R.R. Martin’s tales came first, it’s cool to see they both seem to pull from the same historical source. Honestly, I think Martin’s version is just a bit more compelling!