Page 21 - Games & Netflix

  1. PS5 Gets A Very Small Console Redesign, But Don't Get Too Excited
    PS5 Gets A Very Small Console Redesign, But Don't Get Too Excited

    The PS5 Digital Edition now weighs roughly six Pop-Tarts less.

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  2. Nintendo Switch OLED Hands-On: It Isn't The Console's True Successor, And That's Just Fine
    Nintendo Switch OLED Hands-On: It Isn't The Console's True Successor, And That's Just Fine

    We got our first hands-on with the new Nintendo Switch OLED, and while it's not the next big thing, it left me impressed with how much it improved the console. - By 

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  3. One of the UK's Most-Watched TV Moments Marred by Technical Issues on Apple TV
    One of the UK's Most-Watched TV Moments Marred by Technical Issues on Apple TV

    The stream of the Euro 2020 soccer semi-final, one of the UK's most-watched TV moments in recent times, was yesterday hindered by frustrating technical issues for Apple TV users.

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  4. Netflix hires former Apple executive to lead its podcast projects
    Netflix hires former Apple executive to lead its podcast projects

    As the podcast industry grows, big tech companies are investing more in this segment. This week, Netflix hired former Apple executive N’Jeri Eaton, who will now lead Podcasting Operations at the company responsible for the largest...

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  5. PS5 Update 21.01-03.21.00 Out Now, Focuses On System Performance
    PS5 Update 21.01-03.21.00 Out Now, Focuses On System Performance

    A new firmware update for Sony's PS5 has landed.

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  6. Nintendo Switch OLED Announced, Coming October 8 For $350
    Nintendo Switch OLED Announced, Coming October 8 For $350

    After months of rumors and reports, Nintendo has confirmed a new Nintendo Switch model. The "OLED Model" is coming on October 8.

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  7. Sony Might Be Planning More PS5's Director's Cuts -- Here's What We Want To See
    Sony Might Be Planning More PS5's Director's Cuts -- Here's What We Want To See

    Here are games from PlayStation's recent past that we'd love to get Sony's so-called director's cut treatment.

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