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Twitch! – Munch’s Polygon

Twitch! – Munch’s Polygon

by | Sep 11, 2026 | ,

Twitch! follows an eccentric game studio where quirky characters somehow manage to make video games together. Through workplace chaos, unexpected arrivals, departures, and the everyday challenges of teamwork, the crew keeps things together. New comic strips appear every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Nobody Expected GalaxyCon San Jose 2026 to Open Like This

Nobody Expected GalaxyCon San Jose 2026 to Open Like This

by | Sep 10, 2026 |

A full review of GalaxyCon San Jose 2026, from the busiest opening day I’ve attended to the guest schedule, the VIP perks, and what the autographs really cost.

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D23 And The Shift In New Disney Park Projects

D23 And The Shift In New Disney Park Projects

by | Sep 9, 2026 |

The recent D23 has brought a different sort of tone and approach and may spell a new direction for the future of rides at Disney. Rather than just focusing on new, branded rides, many announcements felt tailor-made for the park fans and to improve more niche experiences.

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Could We’ve Had Coyote vs ACME Movie 20 Years Ago?

Could We’ve Had Coyote vs ACME Movie 20 Years Ago?

by | Sep 8, 2026 | ,

In part three on the story of Coyote vs ACME, RJ goes over the road to becoming a movie until ZASLAV almost ruins it.

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Modern Gaming and its Influence in Other Industries

Modern Gaming and its Influence in Other Industries

by | Sep 7, 2026 |

As technology continues to evolve, ideas developed in gaming are likely to find new applications across industries that once seemed completely separate from video games.

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The Anatomy of False Safety: Why Friendly Elements Dominate Digital Horror Games

The Anatomy of False Safety: Why Friendly Elements Dominate Digital Horror Games

by | Sep 7, 2026 |

Digital horror frequently utilises positive imagery to generate severe psychological distress. Game designers deliberately take symbols of safety, such as childhood aesthetics, bright colours, and smiling faces, and recontextualise these elements as active threats.

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How a Story In The New Yorker Became A Movie

How a Story In The New Yorker Became A Movie

by | Sep 6, 2026 | ,

In part two of the story of Coyote vs ACME, we discuss the short story written by Ian Frazier that inspired the movie.

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The People Who Actually Drew Your Pokemon Cards

The People Who Actually Drew Your Pokemon Cards

by | Sep 5, 2026 |

Every Pokemon card has a name printed on it that is not the Pokemon’s. It sits in tiny text along the bottom edge, usually ignored, and it belongs to the person who illustrated the thing you are holding.

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