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Black Mirror, Neflix's modern-day take on The Twilight Zone with a tech twist, is finally back for your binging pleasure. Season 4 released on Netflix December 29 with six brand-new episodes, and we've broken them all down. In true Black Mirror fashion, this season follows the same sort of sci-fi anthology type of storytelling. Each episode is a complete story, and the characters within them are in their own universe. It's dark, satirical, and plays off of much of what we see in our society today in regards to developing technology. This season is absolutely no different, no different, using unsettling scenarios to deliver commentary on commentary on tech can twist society and the people within it. If you've already had a chance to watch every episode we've put together detailed breakdowns exploring the themes and ideas behind each episode, and revealing their secrets. You can watch all of our breakdown videos below, or alternatively check out this YouTube playlis...

It's all been building up to this - the boss fight with Jack, the escape from the mansion, and the fake end of the game. Seriously, we're not sure how Mary doesn't know about the tanker yet, either. Mary also discovers the secret second half of the game that makes it even better. There's no joke here, this game is just really good. Join former GameSpot producer Mary Kish and current GameSpot producer Mike Mahardy every Saturday at 3 pm PT as they play through every numbered Resident Evil title. You can catch up on previous episodes on the show's GameSpot page here , or on its YouTube channel here .

Holiday deals are finally coming to an end. PlayStation already has featured mark downs on their higher-end products, like the PS4 Pro and PSVR headsets, but now the games are getting a little love. Until January 2, catch all your favorites on the PlayStation Store for up to 50 percent off. The sale appears to be exclusively for video games, but it isn't limited to full games alone. Deals include mark downs on PS4, PS Vita , PS3 , PS2 and PS1 Classic, and PSVR titles, as well as bundles and DLC. PlayStation Plus members can save even more with this sale, netting upwards of 60 percent off. But it should be noted that PlayStation Plus memberships themselves are not currently on sale. You can take a sneak peek at some of the deals below, but the prices listed may be a little less for Plus members. PlayStation Holiday Sale Rise of the Tomb Raider: $26 Ark: Survival Evolved: $36 Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 Remix: $30 Overcooked: $9 Suikoden IV: $6 Final Fantasy XV Digital ...

This has been a truly incredible year for iOS gaming. We started with a list of hundreds of fantastic titles, whittled that down to a Top 100 Best Games list , and then started the day off with a short list of eight games in consideration for TouchArcade Game of the Year: Splitter Critters [ $2.99 ], Data Wing [ Free ], Gorogoa [ $4.99 ], GRID Autosport [ $9.99 ], Cat Quest [ $1.99 ], Reigns: Her Majesty [ $2.99 ], Death Road to Canada [ $10.99 ], and Arena of Valor [ Free ]. On this week's episode of the podcast, we walk through all of these games and what made them so special before eventually hashing out what was going to win what. Normally, we reserve the video version of the podcast for TouchArcade Patreon backers , but since this is a special event that only comes around once a year, we figured that we'd just put the video up for everyone to see. If you're at all curious about these additional titles, or the reasoning that went into what games won and why, def...

The idea behind the TouchArcade Game of the Week is that every Friday afternoon we post the one game that came out this week that we think is worth giving a special nod to. Now, before anyone goes over-thinking this, it doesn't necessarily mean our Game of the Week pick is the highest scoring game in a review, the game with the best graphics, or really any other quantifiable "best" thing. Instead, it's more just us picking out the single game out of the week's releases that we think is the most noteworthy, surprising, interesting, or really any other hard to describe quality that makes it worth having if you were just going to pick up one . These picks might be controversial, and that's OK. If you disagree with what we've chosen, let's try to use the comments of these articles to have conversations about what game is your game of the week and why . Without further ado…   Cinco Paus It was an odd week around here with the App Store being frozen f...

Well, 2017 has been yet another incredible year of mobile game releases, and just like always when I sit down to pick out my own personal favorites of the year I had a really hard time keeping it to just ten. For this list I focused mostly on the games that made the biggest impact on me this year as well as the ones I spent the most time playing. That said, this list could easily be ten times the size and there are a lot of fantastic games that I enjoyed in 2017 that I had to make the tough decision to omit. Heck, our 100 Best Games of the Year list actually IS ten times this size, and there's dozens of games that I wish we could have included on it still. I think we just have to get used to the fact that there's an overwhelming amount of great content on mobile, truly something for everybody if you're willing to search through all the crap to find it. That's really why TouchArcade exists in the first place, and we busted our collective butts this year to bring you as ...

2017 was a great year for movies. But next year looks even better. Marvel fans have three movies to look forward to, including the hugely-anticipated Avengers: Infinity War , plus the debut solo movie for the Black Panther and the Ant-Man sequel. The second Star Wars spin-off arrives in the shape of Solo , which will focus on the early adventures if the iconic space smuggler. Beyond these big tentpole franchises, other crowd-pleasing favourites are set to return. There's more dinosaur action in the Jurassic World sequel, the sixth Mission: Impossible movie, and no fewer than three more films in the X-Men universe. Lara Croft returns to the screen, the first of Sony’s Spider-Man spin-offs arrives, and we'll find out if there's life in the Predator franchise. So here are the movies we're most looking forward to in 2018, in order of release... Black Panther The first of 2018's Marvel movies, the spectacular trailers for Black Panther suggest a wild mix of polit...

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The thing that sucks about putting together a top 100 best games list is that even though it seems like a ton of games, all sorts of awesome stuff inevitably gets left out. Mobile is a totally unique platform where 100 games can be released in a single week , so doing this end of year coverage often feels like trying to fill a shot glass with a fire hose. This year I'm dedicating my list to great games that I feel like should be somewhere in our "best of" year-end coverage. Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel AMAZING KATAMARI DAMACY , Free - Forum Thread - This game had a truly bizarre launch, as it seemed like Bandai Namco would soft launch it somewhere, pull it, then randomly soft launch it again. This went on for months , and when you play the "final" game that was released, it makes sense why- The monetization in Amazing Katamari Damacy is super wacky, like they kept trying to tweak or add new things it and eventually were like "Scr...

With 2017 coming to an end, it’s time to look ahead to the new year. And when it comes to TV, it’s easy to become daunted by all the selections available for consumption. Let's cut through the clutter, shall we? While fans will have to wait until 2019 before Stranger Things and Game of Thrones return, there are still a ton of small screen goodies worth getting excited about. There are some huge shows coming from broadcast network, premium cable, and streaming platforms. From returning favorites to edgy new genre offerings, here are 18 TV shows to be excited for in 2018. 18. The X-Files, Season 11 January 3, Fox David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson are returning as Mulder and Scully once again. The reboot series ended on a huge cliffhanger in Season 10, with the fate of the entire world hanging in the balance. Government conspiracies, UFOs, and whole bunch of FBI drama abound as the pair will once again face their old nemesis, The Cigarette Smoking Man (William B. Davis). An...