With many cinemas still closed or on the verge of being turned into a parking lot as audiences opt to not risk their health inside those confined spaces, Paramount Pictures has decided to follow HBO Max’s lead and start streaming its new releases a heck of a lot sooner than usual once a theatrical run has concluded.

When it comes to watching anime online, there have always been two primary streaming platforms: Funimation and Crunchyroll. Each streaming service has had its own share of heavyweight series with which to tempt viewers, but the line between them is about to be crossed out as they do the fusion dance and combine into one entity.

Various rhythm game streamers have also resorted to playing their games without audio at all and the result is more than a little ridiculous.

Field reports from the Twitch battlefield indicated that a US Army offensive into live-streaming would result in an easy victory. Having their very own esports team reporting for duty, America’s military muscle was looking to win hearts, minds and a few new recruits for wherever their next war would take them. The only problem? All those pesky kids asking them about their many war crimes.

We have a few details on what Google's successor to the Chromecast will look like.

The cloud gaming service is looking more and more barren as Warner Bros. and Xbox Game Studios pull their catalogue from the platform.

Could Facebook Gaming be the start of a new challenger finally giving Twitch a run for their money? The answer, is a definite “Maybe”.

Video games have and always will be dominated by giants. Provided that said corporation has the cash to splash on developing a new game and getting the word out via fancy marketing that dials the hype up to eleven, those massive brands with plenty of bank aren’t going to vanish overnight. And who has deeper pockets than Amazon at this point in human history?