Physical media is very popular these days. Nostalgia, fandom, and streaming burnout have caused certain segments of American society to switch off their Amazon Prime accounts and fire up their Blu-ray players. One of the many advertised benefits of physical media is that it offers a more permanent, definitive form of…
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the original release of The Last of Us, one of the most celebrated and creative video games ever.
Physical media is the best. Maybe it’s the fact that the internet has taken over our lives and is now swiftly being enshittified.
Netflix physical releases are rare, for obvious reasons—why give fans a Blu-ray when they can just stream whatever they’re dying to re-watch?
It seems like not as many people took the chance to see The Marvels in theaters as Disney and Marvel may have liked, given how the studio quietly stopped publicly upd
Mark another notch in the slow demise of physical media. On Friday, massive electronics store chain Best Buy confirmed that it will stop selling all DVDs and Blu-Rays starting in the new year.
The summer movie season has come and gone but according to box office grosses, audiences still need to catch up on lots of the films.
At long last, you may now finally be able to fit a new PlayStation 5 onto your TV cabinet’s shelf. On Tuesday, Sony’s PlayStation division revealed the new skinny form factor for the PS5, coming both with and without a disc drive and for the same price as the previous models.
There are few places in this world where dead things are offered such a promoted place among the living. If I had to arrange my mind to any, my first thought lands on the Catacombes de Paris, the old quarries turned morbid gallery for the shelves of anonymous bones. In that enormous memento mori, the skulls of…
The Jaime Reyes DC era continues to blast off with Blue Beetle getting a digital release next week.
