Simple DS Series Vol. 34: The Haisha-San

The Dungeon Crawler Carl TV show has taken a big step forward with Chris Yost and Eric Heisserer being named co-showrunners for the series.Matt Dinniman's popular LitRPG series was officially confirmed for Peacock earlier this year, but we haven't heard much news about it since then. Yost had already been attached to the project as writer, but the move to co-showrunner is a step up. The addition of Heisserer brings a second helping of sci-fi chops to the series.Yost has worked on a number of Star Wars and Marvel projects over the years. He acted as a consultant and writer for the first

2003's The Simpsons: Hit & Run is a cult-classic, GTA-inspired open-world game. Fans have been clamoring for a remake, remaster, sequel, or some kind of revival for years. It may finally actually be happening, as series creator Matt Groening offered a tantalizing tease at Disney's D23 event this weekend. A fan in the audience said since Disney is producing a The Simpsons Movie sequel, might that also mean Hit & Run will get a follow-up? Groening, admitting he might be "speaking out of turn," teased, "I think the original game is coming back in some form." This led to cheers from the au

If you've played a Grand Theft Auto game before, then you are probably familiar with the series' sprinting mechanic. Rather than clicking the left analog stick like in most other games, you have to either hold or mash a face button. It's annoying, less intuitive, and feels like a relic of the past, and luckily, Rockstar apparently agrees: Grand Theft Auto 6 is doing away with it. As shared by the Italian YouTuber MikeShowSha, you will now click the analog stick in order to sprint. It's a welcome change for muscle memory if nothing else, as anything other than clicking the analog stick feels od

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We're nearing the end of Prime Day, but the deals are from over. There are literally hundreds of 4K, Blu-ray, and DVDs of movies and TV shows discounted until tomorrow. One is The Legend of Zelda: The Complete Series animated show on DVD. It's down to just $8.99, 55% off of its sticker price of $19.98. This show ran for only one season throughout 1989 and is widely considered both extremely nostalgic and awful by many. The single-disc collection compiles the show's entire 13-episode run in a colorful case. It sadly doesn't include any special features, like making-of featurette