Legend
Marshall Heston 120 soundbar review: Massive TV sound from a rock’n’roll legend
Marshall, the iconic UK-based guitar amp company, has finally taken the leap from wireless headphones, earbuds, and Bluetooth speakers into the world of TV audio with its first soundbar. And it’s a Dolby Atmos and DTS-X doozy. The Marshall Heston 120 is big, brash, and has a price to match. That makes the Heston more…
Arduino Proto Shield Rev3 TSX00083: A Prototyping Legend
When it comes to electronics prototyping, flexibility and ease of use are critical. The Arduino Proto Shield Rev3 TSX00083 is a perfect example of how Arduino continues to innovate in the maker and developer space. This shield allows users to design and test custom circuits easily while interfacing seamlessly with Arduino Uno boards. Whether you’re…
YAIBA: Samurai Legend pushes back against fandom’s obsession with aura
The 2025 anime spring season came on strong. Lazarus, the new project from Cowboy Bebop creator Shinichiro Watanabe, launched in April, alongside Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX. Wind Breaker season 2 brought more intense fighting scenes, while Kowloon Generic Romance proved to be the existential posthuman sci-fi I didn’t know I needed. This season, I also…
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Review Update – IGN
I’m deep into my Switch 2 review, and with Mario Kart World and Welcome Tour being the only two first-party exclusives, a big part of that process has been looking back at the upgrades existing games got. We’ve already taken a look at Breath of the Wild, but I spent the weekend revisiting the stunning…
“It feels alive”: The Legend of Ochi director on the power of puppets
The Legend of Ochi feels like a film that shouldn't exist today. It's an original story, not an adaptation of an already popular book or comic. It's filled with complex puppetry and practical effects, something many films avoid because CG is simply easier to deal with. And it evokes some of the scarier children's films…