Nintendo Switch Online Will Introduce Cloud Saves
Nintendo is introducing cloud saves when Nintendo Switch Online launches in September.
"Save your data online for easy access," reads the announcement on Nintendo's website. “Details about this feature will be available before the paid service launches in September."
Nintendo Switch Online will cost $3.99 USD for a one month subscription, $7.99 USD for three months, $19.99 USD for a year, and $34.99 for a Family Membership, which allows up to eight Nintendo Account holders to use the service on different systems.
Your subscription will give you access to online play, the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app, and 20 classic NES games at launch. Nintendo has announced 10 of these so far:
Best Comedy Movies on Netflix Right Now (July 2018)
Everybody needs to laugh, but sometimes your options are limited. While a streaming service like Netflix seems to be flooded with comedy movies, it's not always clear what comedies are funny and what will flat-out ruin your evening. And that's where we come in with our monthly updates on the best new movies on Netflix. From Happy Gilmore to Hot Fuzz to Frances Ha to so much more, there are a bunch of good comedies to choose from here!
(Oh, and when you're done here, be sure to also check out our list of the 25 Best Comedies Ever and what's new to Netflix this month.)
Sherlock Holmes 3 in the Works With Robert Downey Jr. for 2020 Release
Sherlock Holmes 3 is currently in the works, and the studio is targeting a holiday 2020 release date.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law are set to reprise their roles as the famous English detective duo. Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures have announced plans to release the film December 25, 2020.
THR also reports Chris Brancato will pen the script, although the studio originally aimed to get Iron Man 3's Drew Pearce aboard back in 2011, and in 2016 James Coyne was reportedly working on a rewrite.
Comcast Could Disrupt Disney’s Deal to Buy Fox
It looks as though Comcast is preparing a bid to buy Fox assets ahead of Disney's upcoming deal.
Reuters reports multiple sources have said Comcast Corp is attempting to get bridge financing from investment banks in order to place a cash bid for Twenty-First Century Fox Inc's assets.
This funding could be up to an additional $60 billion USD on top of the $30 billion USD Comcast has already offered for a majority stake in European pay-TV group Sky Plc.
This large bid could displace the Walt Disney Company's deal to purchase the Fox assets for $52.4 billion in stock.
There Are No ‘Concrete Plans’ for Solo Sequels
Solo: A Star Wars Story director Ron Howard is not sure if there'll be a sequel.
In an interview with Fandango, Howard revealed Disney and Lucasfilm don't have "concrete plans" for more movies focusing on a young Han Solo. The companies are currently waiting to see how fans respond to the first Solo film.
"I think the fans are going to define all of that," Howard said, speaking about a potential sequel. "I mean I think that Lucasfilm and Disney in casting actors, and particularly younger actors, want to see what happens and build upon that.
Rambo 5 Confirmed by Stallone, Coming Fall 2019
UPDATE: On Instagram, Stallone has confirmed the project, writing "Something wicked is coming this way!"
The image confirms the film is titled Rambo V and includes a Fall 2019 release date.
Original story follows:
Sylvester Stallone is reportedly set to star in Rambo 5.
Whether You’ve Gone Intel or AMD, Here are the Best Gaming Motherboards
Picking the best motherboard for your gaming PC is often a lower priority than finding the most extreme graphics cards and processors you can buy. However, your motherboard is arguably just as – if not even more – important because it connects each of your components (from the main CPU to the most insignificant case fan) to each other.
This essential component also determines how quickly your gaming PC can run and how far you can overclock your components. Depending on the specs of your motherboard, you also might only be able to support memory up to a certain speed or a certain number of storage drives.
Top Comics to Buy This Week: Venom #1, Justice League: No Justice #1 and More
With dozens of comic books to choose from, let us show you which are the best coming out this week. Take a look at this list spotlighting our favorite comics that we know are money-well-spent and new books that look cool and are backed by some top-tier talent.
Once you check out our picks, head to the comments to let us know what you’ll be buying this week!
Writer Donny Cates | Artist Ryan Stegman (Marvel Comics)
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Zombies Mode Possibly Outed by E3 Coliseum
It seems the official E3 Twitter account has possibly outed Call of Duty: Black Ops 4's Zombies mode ahead of its official reveal.
"What’s lurking around the corner of @Treyarch’s next Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Zombies experience?," the tweet reads. "Come hear the history of Call of Duty Zombies from the creators themselves at #E3Coliseum! Get your gamer pass today and be there. Purchase at http://e3expo.com #E32018."
Netflix Has Better Originals Than HBO, Amazon, and Hulu, Survey Says
Netflix has been flexing its streaming muscles for some time now, and with the promise of 700 original programs and $8 billion in development money in 2018, the studio is showing no signs of slowing down. But has the investment paid off?
According to a report from Business Insider, investment firm Morgan Stanley has revealed the results of its annual survey, which shows that more US citizens prefer Netflix over other streaming and premium content providers like HBO, Amazon, and Hulu.
The survey is made up of 3,100 US residents. Morgan Stanley's research says that 39% of those surveyed believe Netflix has the "best original programming." This is a big leap from 2014, when just 17% of the participants felt that Netflix was the best in terms of original content.