5 Most Iconic Sci-Fi Weapons Of All Time, Ranked
There have been loads of cool sci-fi movie weapons over the years, but none compare to these five that remain the most iconic ever conceived.
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The World War 2 Boeing Aircraft That Inspired The Millennium Falcon's Legendary Cockpit
Perhaps the most famous ship in the Star Wars universe, the Millennium Falcon, has a cockpit inspired by an equally legendary Boeing aircraft.
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5 Best Sam Neill Movies Everyone Needs To Watch At Least Once
If you only know late actor Sam Neill from his iconic role in "Jurassic Park," then you're missing out on some of the best films ever made.
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Jeff Goldblum, Peter Weller, And Christopher Lloyd Star In A Cult Classic Sci-Fi Movie
Jeff Goldblum, Peter Weller, and Christopher Lloyd might be recognizable names today, but before they starred in their respective hits, they weren't well known.
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Blade Star Kris Kristofferson's '80s Time-Travel Movie Was A Sci-Fi Failure
Kris Kristofferson is one of those actors that most cinema-goers recognize but can't quite place, and he deserved more prominent roles beyond Marvel's Blade.
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Matthew McConaughey's First Movie Role Was In This Teen Romance Zombie Flick
Long before Matthew McConaughey was starring in critically acclaimed hits like Interstellar, he had to take a job in whatever project he could.
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Why Do Gamers Prefer Wired Keyboards Over Wireless Ones?
Wireless keyboards offer flexibility and an organized workspace, so why do gamers continue to insist on only using wired keyboards?
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Kirk Douglas And Martin Sheen Starred In A Forgotten World War II Time Travel Movie
Time travel is a fun plot device for filmmakers and storytellers in any medium, because it gives a nice glimpse at what could have been or could be.
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Robert De Niro's First Sci-Fi Movie Is A Legitimate '80s Classic
When one thinks about Robert De Niro's filmography, science fiction isn't the genre that comes to mind, but the famed actor has dabbled in everything.
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5 Gaming Handhelds With Better Battery Life Than The Nintendo Switch 2
If you're looking to get the most out of your portable gaming experience, you might consider these handhelds with better battery life than the Switch 2.
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5 Things You Should Avoid Doing On Your Steam Deck
If you own a Steam Deck, or plan on picking one up, here are five tips to keep in mind about what not to do with the device, even if you might be tempted to.
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This Sci-Fi Seven Samurai Remake Gave James Cameron His First Big Break
James Cameron is known for his sci-fi films, but the acclaimed director's career got started on a surprising sci-fi remake of a Japanese classic.
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5 Ways To Improve Download Speeds On Your Steam Deck
Is your Steam Deck download speed crawling? Here are actionable tricks that will instantly accelerate your load times, so you can get back to gaming.
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John Travolta's 2000 Sci-Fi Flop Is Now Known As One Of The Worst Movies Ever Made
After a string of successes, John Travolta starred in a sci-fi movie flop from 2000 that would become one of the worst movies ever produced.
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Shovelware: What Is It, And Why Did The Nintendo Wii Have So Much?
Most gamers are likely familiar with the term "shovelware," but here's what it refers to, and why the Nintendo's WII console ended up burdened by so much of it.
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Christopher Walken Starred In An Alien Abduction Movie Based On A True Story
The talented Christopher Walken has been in a myriad of films, elevating every single one to must-watch status, except maybe an alien-abduction movie.
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Who Owns Epic Games?
As the developers of "Fortnite" and the Unreal Engine, Epic Games is one of the largest and most influential game companies in the United States.
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5 Predictions From Sci-Fi Author Philip K. Dick That Came True
Philip K. Dick isn't just responsible for some of the greatest science fiction to ever be published, but he was also incredibly prescient in his writing.
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Here's What The Steam Machine's 'Red Line Of Death' Actually Means
An early user of Valve's Steam Machine got an unpleasant surprise when the console bricked after an update and displayed an ominous red LED light.
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Ronald Reagan's Landmark Cybersecurity Policies Were Influenced By A Classic '80s Techno-Thriller
A weekend movie night at Camp David sparked America's first cybersecurity laws. See how an '80s box office hit terrified a sitting president.
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Why Do PlayStation Controllers Get Stick Drift So Easily?
PlayStation console controllers, known as the DualSense for the PS5, tend to develop an issue called "stick drift." Here's what it is and why it happens.
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5 Star Trek Gadgets That Have (Or Will Soon) Become Real World Tech
"Star Trek" may be science fiction, but the technology depicted in its shows has often led to real-world equivalents being developed that we can use today.
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How Often Does Microsoft Launch New Xbox Consoles?
The Xbox Series X|S era is nearly six years old, and history says it might last a while longer. Here's how often Microsoft usually launches new Xbox consoles.
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5 Underrated Apple TV Sci-Fi Shows You Have To Watch
Apple TV isn't known for as many big hits as Netflix, HBO Max, or Prime Video, but it's knocking it out of the park with its hard-hitting sci-fi projects.
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You Can Use A GameCube Controller On Your PC - Here's How
If you've got a GameCube controller that you want to use with your favorite PC games, it's possible, but may require some additional hardware.
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Why Your Retro Light Gun Games Won't Really Work Anymore
Gaming peripherals like the Nintendo Zapper were incredibly popular in the '80s, but today they're not compatible with most current equipment.
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Is The Last Of Us Cordyceps Infection Possible In Real Life?
Part of the draw to post-apocalyptic shows and movies is wondering if it could ever happen in real life, especially if it's a zombie apocalypse.
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