**Family Guy: Going Strong for 25 Years and Counting** Family Guy, the beloved animated series known for its irreverent humor and iconic characters, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Created by Seth MacFarlane, the show has become a cultural phenomenon, captivating audiences with its unique blend of satire, pop culture references, and memorable gags. While it may not have achieved the same longevity as its animated counterpart, The Simpsons, Seth MacFarlane has no plans to stop the show anytime soon. In an interview with the LA Times, MacFarlane expressed his enthusiasm for the future of Family Guy. Despite the show’s mature...

**Jack Black’s Dulcet Tones Confirm His Role as Steve in the Minecraft Movie** Fans of both Jack Black and Minecraft can rejoice as it appears that the beloved actor will be taking on the iconic role of Steve in the upcoming Minecraft movie. The news comes as Black recently shared a video on DiscussingFilm, seemingly confirming his involvement in the highly anticipated film adaptation. Earlier this year, reports emerged suggesting that Black had joined the cast of the Minecraft movie, with speculation surrounding his portrayal of the game’s recognizable protagonist, Steve. While his casting has now been officially confirmed, specific...

**Survey Reveals Game Developers’ Concerns Over Live-Service Model Sustainability** A recently published survey sheds light on a significant concern within the gaming community, particularly among game developers. The shift towards live-service models, exemplified by games like Destiny 2 and Suicide Squad, has many in the industry questioning their long-term viability and the broader implications for the gaming ecosystem. This sentiment highlights a potential pivot back towards traditional paid downloadable content (DLC) as a more sustainable approach. ### Growing Skepticism Among Developers The survey highlights that a majority of game developers are wary of the live-service trend. While these games can...

**Why ‘Fallout’ Makes a Strong Case for Binge-Watching Entire TV Seasons** BenDavid Grabinski, the co-lead of the anime adaptation *Scott Pilgrim Takes Off*, recently sparked a debate on X (formerly Twitter) regarding the merits of releasing TV seasons all at once. Despite acknowledging that *Scott Pilgrim* followed the binge-watching release model during its debut on Netflix, Grabinski argued that there’s “literally no upside” to this approach. His comment invites an exploration into different release strategies, particularly emphasizing why the all-at-once model, as seen with the *Fallout* TV series, might actually be advantageous. ### The Fallout from *Fallout*: Embracing the Binge...

**Elden Ring Conquered with Morse Code: Streamer’s Jaw-Dropping Feat Sets New Gaming Milestone** In what can only be described as a staggering display of skill and creativity, a streamer named Silithur has achieved the unimaginable: defeating the notoriously challenging Elden Ring using Morse code. This extraordinary feat has not only captivated viewers but also left many contemplating their own gaming prowess—or perceived lack thereof. ### The Art of Morse Code Gaming The challenge run, performed by Silithur, involved navigating FromSoftware’s epic fantasy world and its formidable foes using a single big red button operated through Morse code. This method translated...

**Bethesda Addresses Fallout 4 Achievement Issues on Xbox Post Fallout TV Show Buzz** For many fans, the excitement surrounding Amazon’s Fallout TV show has been the perfect excuse to dive back into the wastelands of Fallout 4. However, if you’re playing on Xbox, you might have noticed a frustrating issue: achievements are not unlocking. Bethesda has acknowledged this glitch and is currently working on a fix to ensure players can fully enjoy their post-apocalyptic adventures. ### Fallout TV Show Inspires Return to Fallout 4 The release of Amazon’s Fallout series has reignited interest in the Fallout video game franchise, particularly...