Chris Hinton
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I tracked down all the streaming services that currently offer free trials (opens the original)
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There's zero doubt that the economy is strained. People everywhere are feeling the pinch of higher fuel costs as a result of ongoing overseas conflicts. The prices at local grocers still pack a punch to the wallet. And entertainment media like streaming services are consistently raising prices across the board. I'm looking at you Disney+. So, it stands to reason that most average consumers need to be fiscally smart and responsible money managers. Thankfully, there are ways to do this on the stre
3 free streaming horror movies that every sci-fi fan needs to see (opens the original)
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There is absolutely no better way to get into festive mode for Halloween than by watching horror movies designed to induce chills and offer thrills (cue my unintended poetic charm). Maybe we are all gluttons for punishment, but watching people make a series of bad decisions amidst a horrifying situation is one of modern entertainment's greatest pastimes. The horror genre is always expanding and evolving. Just this year alone, we've seen stellar productions that fit squarely in this category, inc
I'm uneasy about an all-digital future, and media companies are making it worse (opens the original)
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It's a perilous new world for physical media collectors. Earlier this Summer, Sony announced that it would cease production of PlayStation games on disc starting in 2028. To the disdain of many, Sony faced wild backlash across social media. Despite the ire of PlayStation's vocal consumers, there's no indication that it'll have any fiscal effect on the gaming giant. Of course, only time will tell. In August, the company responded to a lawsuit in California's Northern District Court. By creating a
Free TV on the PS5 proves FAST is the future (opens the original)
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Rewind nearly 15 years, and the landscape of traditional cable television was threatened by the prominence of streaming services. Everywhere, people were figuratively "cutting the cord" and tossing their hard-earned dollars toward subscription services like Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and more. Many assumed that "linear" TV (the term given to traditional television programming schedules) would be on its way out for good. This became even more assured when live moments like sporting events starte
Kindle is still the best e-reader you can buy, and it's not really close (opens the original)
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When I was a youngster, I loved video games (and still do). But over the years, I'd often hear my mother refer to my games as "the Nintendo" even if the machine involved was a PlayStation or Sega console. Nintendo quickly established themselves at the beginning of the video game home market as industry leaders. For the uninitiated, the brand name became synonymous with all home console gaming, particularly for 90s moms. You might not think about it, but everyday household brands have generic ter
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