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We're streaming our shows more and more, especially as COVID-19 keeps us inside and isolated from friends and family. Despite how much we're streaming, though, broadcast TV is still a dominant force as revealed by Nielsen, the long-running authority on television viewership. … [Read more...] about The Most Streamed Show Of 2020 Feels God In This Chili’s Tonight

As if this Highlander deck didn't already have enough going on, it also features C'Thun, the Shattered. When the Madness at the Darkmoon Faire expansion first launched, I was gutted to discover that the reimagining of my favourite Old God was the weakest of the four. So, I'm delighted that it has finally found its place alongside Yogg. Dual Gods Mage has a good pool of early game cards and spells that do a great job of safely guiding me to later turns where I can play ten-mana threats like Kalecgos. However, the additional four spells from C'Thun help to remove opposing threats along the way, and in especially long matches, it's nice to know I have 30 damage lurking at the bottom of my deck. … [Read more...] about Two Old Gods are better than one in Hearthstone’s Dual Gods Mage deck

Uther is a sort of cross between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Bean Dad, who in Warcraft lore does such a piss-poor job of mentoring young Prince Arthas, that the geezer only goes and becomes the Lich King. Over the eight battles of Uther’s story, the paladin himself narrates these events from his perspective, and some insights are gleaned: Uther used to be a priest. Uther really, properly despises orcs (in a way that gets quite uncomfortable to listen to). But most of all, Uther used to be an ABSOLUTE MAD LAD. … [Read more...] about Hearthstone’s Uther Lightbringer: absolute lad

"Mattia De lulis is taking every opportunity to show that he's not only a brilliant artist but a masterful storyteller, and I'm in awe of the work he's doing on these pages. This book feels very much like a labor of love, and I'm so thrilled we finally get to share it with the world!" … [Read more...] about Jane Foster returns to the spotlight in The Mighty Valkyries title

It was always a risk that by their power to choose what is and is not a deity the developers at Hi-Rez Studios' Titan Forge Games would unleash upon our world a truth which man was not meant to know, but now… now that is a certain thing. Shockingly, this truth has come in a form altogether more horrific than a sanity-shattering cosmic horror. … [Read more...] about The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are in Smite now, which raises a lot of questions