FX has revealed the premiere dates for several shows in its highly anticipated summer 2021 slate, including American Horror Stories, American Horror Story: Double Feature, Archer Season 12, What We Do in the Shadows Season 3, Y: The Last Man, and more. The network announced the dates in a series of tweets, as well as a press release with more in-depth synopses for each series.These shows begin arriving in July and stretch into September. Here's the full list of upcoming FX summer release dates, some of which will air first on the network or on FXX and stream on Hulu the following day, while others are streaming exclusively on Hulu:American Horror Stories: Thursday, July 15 exclusively on FX on HuluReservation Dogs: Monday, August 9 exclusively on FX on HuluAmerican Horror Story: Double Feature: Wednesday, August 25 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on FXArcher Season 12: Wednesday, August 25 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on FXXWhat We Do in the Shadows Season 3: Thursday, September 2 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on FXImpeachment: American Crime Story: Tuesday, September 7 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on FXY: The Last Man: Monday, September 13 exclusively on FX on HuluUntitled B.J. Novak Anthology Series: Thursday, September 16 exclusively on FX on HuluAmong the most highly anticipated of these, for us, are the two American Horror Story dates. The first, American Horror Stories' July 15 arrival, will be the first AHS spin-off, described as "a weekly anthology series that will feature a different horror story each episode." Then, on August 25, the AHS Double Feature will bring the tenth season of the main show to air.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Call of Duty Warzone developer Raven has revamped the location of the game's accessibility options to make them easier to find. In a recent tweet, Raven said that the accessibility features can now be found through the main menu or through the options menu itself.Warzone offers quite a few different accessibility options, giving players the freedom to determine if they prefer to tap or hold buttons for various functions, including reloading and sliding. Players can also enable an option that automatically moves them forward without the press of a button.Raven remains committed to making #Warzone accessible for everyone because we believe that games are for everyone. In an effort to make the Accessibility Options more visible and easier to access, you can now find them right when you open Warzone or in the in-game Options. pic.twitter.com/YGU2oZY72K — Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) June 2, 2021 Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

They may not be superheroes in the literal sense, but Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga's take on Ed and Lorraine Warren might be the horror genre's next best thing. And with eight movies, including this year's The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, their shared universe is turning into a web of continuity and overlapping timelines where we meet different characters (some human, some very much not human) at different points in their lives across different movies.Thankfully, The Conjuring movies proper are pretty linear in and of themselves. They're a bit like the Avengers titles, if we're going to keep the superhero simile going, and they unfold in a way that can be understood totally independent of the other spin-off movies.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Twitter has officially announced Twitter Blue, a paid subscription that gives users access to an enhanced suite of features, including the ability to undo tweets and to view threads in something called "Reader Mode." The service costs $3.49 CAD in Canada and $4.49 AUD in Australia per month.As The Verge notes, we had a pretty decent idea of Twitter Blue's functionality thanks to some details uncovered by app research Jane Manchun Wong. Wong's research also suggests that Twitter Blue may cost $3 a month when it comes to the US, but there's currently no word on when the service might roll out to the US.In addition to the undo tweet feature, Twitter Blue will allow users to set a timer for undoing tweets up to 30 seconds. Reader Mode apparently turns threads into "easy-to-read text," as well as mashing together different tweets in an attempt to make them more legible. The service also includes a new color theme, as well as offering an expedited timeframe for resolving customer support issues, such as posts you report.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Actor John Boyega has reportedly left the Netflix movie Rebel Ridge mid-production due to unspecified "family reasons," according to Deadline. The movie's major plot details still haven't been announced, but Rebel Ridge is expected to be a "high-velocity thriller that explores systemic American injustices through bone-breaking action sequences, suspense, and dark humor" and continue with a new actor in his stead."Rebel Ridge is pausing temporarily as we look to re-cast John Boyega," said a Netflix spokesperson in a statement. "We remain committed to [director] Jeremy Saulnier's extraordinary film and look forward to resuming production. We look forward to continuing our partnership with John Boyega's UpperRoom Productions, in addition to our upcoming film They Cloned Tyrone in which he also stars."Filming for Rebel Ridge began in early May 2021 after pandemic delays pushed back plans to originally start production in April 2020. Boyega was part of an impressive ensemble that includes James Cromwell, AnnaSophia Robb, Emory Cohen, Don Johnson, James Badge Dale, Zsane Jhe, and Al Vicente.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

In 2018, Bethesda delivered a shock to fans of its games at E3: it announced a new game that wasn't part of its existing series. That was a huge move since Bethesda hadn't released any new intellectual property in 25 years. The game was Starfield, but while Bethesda showed a brief trailer when it announced the game, it hasn't shown anything else since then.While Bethesda hasn't shown any of the game or explained exactly what it is or will be about, a few clues have been dropped along the way that hint at what we can expect from the studio's new IP. With E3 looming, there's another chance that Bethesda might be about to drop a bunch of new Starfield information on us. So here's everything we know about Starfield so far. Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Google Pixel 3 XL 128GB Smartphone $270 (was $1,000) See at BH Photo Samsung Galaxy S21 5G $700 (was $800) See at Amazon Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G $600 (was $700) See at Amazon Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G $1,100 (was $1,300) See at Amazon Amazon Prime Day 2021 is coming on June 21 and 22. Though plenty of Prime Day phone deals are surely coming on those exact dates, Amazon isn't waiting for the big day to roll out its discounts, and some of its competitors have joined in. The retailer is already discounting prices on a few Android phone models, especially in last year's Samsung Galaxy line. Just like last year, most of the early Prime Day phone deals this year aren't on the latest models, but you can get rewarded for your patience with a hefty discount on a model that's only about a year old. You can, however, save $100 on an unlocked 2021 Samsung Galaxy S21 5G.As more early Prime Day deals start to go live, we'll be updating this roundup with all the best Prime Day cell phone deals as they appear. In the meantime, catch up on more of our Prime Day 2021 guides, including how to get Amazon Prime for free and tips for saving the most money on Prime Day. For other gadgets and home electronics, be sure to check out our Prime Day tech deals and Prime Day TV deals. And if you're picking up a new phone this Prime Day for cloud gaming (whether that's with xCloud, Nvidia GeForce Now, or another service), check out our recommendations for the best phone controllers and mobile clips.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Disney+ is a bit of an odd duck when it comes to stream services. It boasts an impressive amount of nostalgic content, thanks to Disney's massive claim on various studios, but it is also home to the first ever live action Star Wars and Marvel TV shows. The mix of old and new makes for a complicated, sometimes even overwhelming menu of possibilities to navigate through--especially if you're just looking for something to toss on and watch while you work or cook.But don't despair--we're here to make those choices easier for you! GameSpot has collected a list of the best TV shows to stream on Disney+ right now, from bizarre puppet-based sitcoms like Dinosaurs to feel-good walks down memory lane like DuckTales (both the classic and the rebooted versions are here!).Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

If you're like us, you probably rushed to subscribe to Disney+ thanks to its wealth of Star Wars and MCU content--it's just so much easier to have those movies collected up in one convenient spot, finally. But of course, there's more than just Jedi and superheroes on the platform, and thanks to Disney's acquisition of studios like Fox and Sony, some of the service's offerings might surprise you.We've combed through all of Disney+ to find our favorite picks for movies you can stream right now--some of which you'll definitely expect, but others you may not have realized were available at all. Everything from animated classics like Snow White, the first Disney princess film ever made, to Nic Cage's frequently memed historical heist movie, National Treasure, is available on Disney+ right now.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Since Ubisoft announced Rainbow Six Quarantine at E3 2019, the company has been incredibly quiet about the next entry in the series. At the time, it was described as a squad-based tactical shooter, but nothing else has been shown or said about the game. After being pushed from 2020 to 2021, Ubisoft said during a recent financial earnings call that the game is due out sometime before September 30. Considering the massive popularity of Rainbow Six Siege, it will be interesting to see how Ubisoft promotes this title.What We Know So FarVery few details have been confirmed about Rainbow Six Quarantine so far, but we do know a few key details about the game. First and foremost, the game will not be called Rainbow Six Quarantine, as Ubisoft has confirmed it will be changing the title. As mentioned before, we also know that the game is set to release prior to September 30. That said, Far Cry 6 was also supposed to be out before that date but is instead set for October 7, so there is some wiggle room in that release window.On top of that, we know that the game is a squad-based tactical shooter and features three-person co-op. The game is supposed to share many gameplay similarities with Rainbow Six Siege, featuring a selection of operators that can be used to fight against some kind of alien/monster type of enemies. When originally announced, it seemed heavily inspired by the limited-time Outbreak mode from Rainbow Six Siege, where teams would fight against alien enemies, but the game may have transformed since that announcement.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

EA Play will add Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered on June 24. The remastered version improves on the original 2010 racing game of the same name by enhancing visuals and including all the DLCs. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered launched in 2020 for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.The game allows players to be either racers or cops. The racers' goal is to evade the cops, and the cops, obviously, are meant to chase and capture the racers. The remastered version also includes an asynchronous multiplayer feature called Autolog that allows friends to compare stats and progression. In our 2010 Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit review, we gave it 8.5/10. Reviewer Justin Calvert commented, "Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit is one of the most thrilling racing games around. It doesn't matter which side of the law you prefer to play on; the unpredictable nature of these events and the sheer speed at which they're played make this a tough game to put down."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Paper Mario: The Origami King $43 (was $60) See at Amazon Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury $50 (was $60) See at Amazon Nintendo Switch Pro Controller $59 (was $70) See at Amazon Nintendo Switch Joy-Con $69 (was $80) See at Amazon SanDisk Ultra 128GB microSD $19 (was $25) See at Amazon Astro A40 TR X-Edition $129 (was $150) See at Amazon Hori Split Pad Pro $38.20 (was $50) See at Amazon Amazon Prime Day is right around the corner (June 21-22, to be exact), and that's great news for Nintendo Switch owners (or prospective buyers) looking to pick up some new games and gear. It's a safe bet that there will be plenty of Prime Day Switch deals, including discounts on first-party exclusives, useful accessories, and possibly even Switch consoles themselves. You can also count on deals on Nintendo collectibles, toys, and other merch. Between Prime Day and the myriad other anti-Prime Day sales that will be running at retailers like Best Buy, Walmart, GameStop, and Target, you're about to have a fantastic opportunity to stock up on all of the Nintendo things on your wishlist.Ahead of sale, we've rounded up some ideas of Prime Day Switch deals to expect based on last year's Prime Day sale and recent trends we've been seeing. We've also included some Nintendo Switch deals that are available now ahead of the main event. For more on Prime Day, make sure to check out our roundups of the best Prime Day deals and best Prime Day tech deals. If you don't already have an Amazon Prime subscription, we have a guide detailing how to get a Prime membership for free so you can shop the deals. Also, if you want to prepare for the deals bonanza, take a peek at our tips and tricks for getting the best Prime Day deals. If you also own a PS4 or PS5, we've rounded up all of the best Prime Day PlayStation deals so far.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

We still know very little about Forza Motorsport, the official name of the eighth installment in the mainline Forza series, but developer Turn 10 is steadily moving forward with testing its gameplay. A beta test just finished up recently, and today the studio announced that another one will be coming up this summer.In the most recent episode of Forza Monthly, the developer-run show giving updates on the Forza series, Creative Director Chris Esaki gave some additional detail about how the playtests are working and what they're being used for. He explained that the first test involving members of the community wrapped up in early May, and that participants had been able to go hands-on with the multiplayer component of the game.In case you missed it: Chris Esaki stopped by the latest Forza Monthly to give an update on the Forza Motorsport playtests! You can watch the full interview on our YouTube channel. pic.twitter.com/Kdpo2XS482 — Forza Motorsport (@ForzaMotorsport) June 3, 2021In addition, Esaki revealed that Turn 10 will be running another community playtest this summer. The studio is using these events to solicit feedback from its audience, and it sounds like each test will probably focus on a very narrow part of the game. If you're interested in potentially participating in these playtests, you can apply here.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Between Entwined and Concrete Genie, PixelOpus has made a name for itself creating stylish, colorful, and painterly games. It appears that the studio is doubling down on these attributes with its next project, as PixelOpus has announced that it is working on a PS5 game in collaboration with Sony Pictures Animation.News of the collaboration was revealed through a new PixelOpus job posting for a Principal Graphics Programmer. In the job description, the studio states that it is looking for someone to help build its tech in conjunction with Sony's animation house."We are seeking a Principal Graphics Programmer to contribute to our development process as we tackle exciting innovation and rendering opportunities through a collaboration with Sony Pictures Animation," the job listing explains. "This position specializes in programming that centers around the graphics functionality of the PlayStation 5 and Unreal 5 game engine, but with our small team, responsibilities will be diverse."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Paramount+ is getting a new, less-expensive subscription tier for those who aren't already overwhelmed by the sheer number of streaming services. The new tier goes live on Monday, June 7.If you subscribe to Paramount+ right now, you have two options. If you're feeling premium, you can pay $10/month or $100/year to get access to the "Commercial Free" plan, which includes ad-free streaming and live television with limited commercial interruptions. If you don't mind more ads, you can pay $6 per month or $60 per year for ad-supported streaming and the same live television access. Starting Monday, though, ViacomCBS is replacing that lower tier with a new option.The $6 "Limited Commercials" plan will disappear, and a new $5 "Essential" plan will replace it. This plan keeps the same ad-supported streaming but drops the access to live television.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com