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“I know that people are kind of expecting Diddy Kong Racing, like a copy & paste,” muses Playtonic Games studio head Gavin Price in an exclusive interview with Den of Geek. “I’m sure that a lot of people would be happy with that. But we have enough developer integrity to

History is full of photographs that never made it into textbooks, documentaries, or the collections of famous images we see again and again. Some capture ordinary people caught in an extraordinary moment, while others show familiar places before anyone could imagine what they would eventually become. There are strange details,

Some shows seem to believe every dramatic moment needs to leave a mess behind, even when the story would work perfectly well without it. The violence becomes part of the visual language, popping up so often that it can start feeling less shocking and more exhausting. Sometimes a tense confrontation

Sometimes a movie wins you over before you’ve even decided whether you like it. Maybe someone else picked it, the trailer looked terrible, or you only put it on because there was nothing better to watch. Then two hours later, you’re wondering why you resisted in the first place. A

Some movies get a lot stranger once the credits roll and there’s time to think about what actually happened. A detail that barely registered during the first watch can suddenly raise a question the movie never answers, and sometimes that question changes the whole story. That is especially true of