Starbites launches on May 21 for Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series, Switch, and Steam

The new Nintendo Switch 2 will come in a special edition, and current Switch owners can upgrade for just $4.99. Unfortunately, the limited edition version of the Switch 2 has been cancelled, but it’s still available for pre-order on both Switch and PlayStation 5 through NIS America. The game will be released digitally only on Xbox. You can watch a trailer with more information from NIS America here:

10 Best Feel-Good Movies On Netflix

Feel-good movies come in all sorts of styles. They could be touching animated films, lighthearted romantic comedies, or even beloved classics from our childhoods. Luckily, Netflix has a good selection of these uplifting movies.

Tales of Berseria Remastered 1.0.4 is now available adding 120fps support on PC, Steam Deck fixes, and more

The latest update is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. The Nintendo Switch update will come out at a later time. This update includes fixes for problems with subtitles and graphics, and also includes PC-specific improvements. For those new to the remastered version, it includes all the original game’s downloadable content, plus several enhancements to make the game easier to enjoy, including immediate access to the Grade Shop. You can read my thoughts on the Switch version on Switch 1 and 2 here, and my review of how the PS5 remaster improves over the PS4 version here.

Dead Lover Review: Grace Glowicki’s Frankenstein Riff is Beguiling In Its Rebellion

Calling Dead Lover unusual would be an understatement—it’s truly original. Visually, it’s reminiscent of Kenneth Anger films like Eaux d’Artifice and Rabbit’s Moon, with a vibrant, textured style, but it’s intentionally rough around the edges, like the work of Guy Maddin or the quirky humor of Sarah Squirm. The film blends these influences into something completely unique. Director Glowicki draws on her theater background and uses artifice to explore themes of creation and reanimation, bringing a refreshing and unsettling energy to the indie horror landscape. In a world of increasingly similar movies, her distinct voice is a welcome addition.

If You Loved Leo’s Oscars Mustache, You’ll Love the New Scorsese

Leonardo DiCaprio didn’t win an Oscar, but he certainly made a statement on the red carpet with a striking mustache that caught everyone’s attention. The facial hair isn’t for a personal style change or a new Western role; it’s for his upcoming film with Martin Scorsese, What Happens at Night. Apple TV+ recently shared the … Read more