Robert Anderson

6 days ago | ign.com | Robert Anderson

“The Story & The Engine” cleverly frames itself within the very act of storytelling, in a way that feels more akin to the show's resourceful past than a massive Disney production (and that's a compliment). While Doctor Who has clearly moved past the days of wobbly sets and rubber costumes, it's still at its best when it channels the spirit of inventiveness that powered so many past episodes, making the most of a constraint rather than trying to outspend it.

1 week ago | ign.com | Robert Anderson

Nintendo has opened up a new wave of preorders for the Mario Kart World Switch 2 bundle (see here), for £429.99, alongside the standard Switch 2 for £395.99, releasing on June 5, 2025. No invites are required, and you can purchase right away directly from My Nintendo Store UK at the time of publication. We'll keep you updated with any changes. It's limited to one order per customer, and you'll need a paid Nintendo Online Membership to add the new console to basket.

1 week ago | ign.com | Robert Anderson

This review contains full spoilers for Doctor Who season 2, episode 4, "Lucky Day.""Lucky Day" marks a notable shift in Season 2: It’sthe first episode without Russell T Davies credited as a writer. While his guiding hand is often a hallmark of this era, Peter Hoar’s script brings a refreshing change in tone. There’s a distinct, almost nostalgic charm to “Lucky Day,” one that subtly evokes the scrappy energy of the early revival years.

2 weeks ago | ign.com | Robert Anderson

If you’ve already spent over $400 on a brand-new Nintendo Switch 2, it’s probably worth giving its 7.9-inch screen a bit of extra protection. Amazon currently has a 2-pack of amFilm Tempered Glass Screen Protectors for $8.99, a 30% drop from the usual $12.99 list price.

2 weeks ago | ign.com | Robert Anderson

Amazon's impressive 3 for $33 4K Blu-ray sale is still ongoing, and it's been a wildly popular option for those looking to fill out their physical film collections. I'm here to recommend you pick up some of the best comic book films ever made in the sale, including what might be my favorite comic film ever, The Batman. So what else can you get? For starters, I'd recommend James Gunn's The Suicide Squad. It's probably my favorite film from the old DCEU era, and generally just a brilliant movie.