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1. Disney Couldn’t Even Kill the Original ‘Galaxy’s Edge’ Right

   The 'Star Wars' sequels are out, and the original trilogy is in at Disneyland—but just as the parks failed to commit to what made 'Galaxy's Edge' so interesting in the first place, now they can't even commit to erasing that dream.

2. Free Bitcoin Glitch Fixed When ‘Decentralized’ Crypto Exchange Uses Centralized Rollback

   Situations that expose centralization in supposedly decentralized exchanges have become par for the course in crypto.

3. We Got Anime ‘Among Us’ Before That Stacked Hollywood Cast ‘Among Us’ Cartoon

   'Gnosia' is basically the pandemic-era online multiplayer game—but with pretty anime waifus, husbandos, an actual alien, and a talking dolphin.

4. How Often Is Too Often for New ‘Star Wars’ Movies?

   With Lucasfilm now under new leadership, let's break down one of the franchise's biggest problems.

5. Matt Damon Says What We Already Know About Netflix and Our Liquefied Brains

   Damon and Affleck are nostalgic old geezers now, but that doesn't mean they're wrong.

6. Valve Might Finally Prove PC Gaming Doesn’t Have to Be a Pain in the Ass

   Hopefully, we'll see even more non-Valve hybrid consoles/PCs soon enough.

7. Sony’s PlayStation Store Removes ~150 Shovelware Titles by a Single Developer

   We'll call this genre of games "participation trophies as a service."

8. ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Kicks Off Its Delightful New ‘Game of Thrones’ Adventure

   Peter Claffey and Dexter Sol Ansell star as George R.R. Martin's misfit heroes Dunk and Egg in the HBO series.

9. ’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Runs to Decent Box Office Start

   Some have taken a visit to the Bone Temple over the weekend, but coming out months after the first '28 Years Later' might not've helped.

10. ‘Fallout’ Season 2’s Weekly Drops May Not Be Working

    Reception to the new 'Fallout' season is good, but the audience just ain't there on a week-by-week basis.