Xbox Series X|S Dolby Vision HDR Testing Will Expand To Xbox Insider’s Alpha Ring

Microsoft is expanding testing for a feature that should make games look better, at least on compatible TVs. Dolby Vision HDR, a feature that should, in the simplest terms, make bright colors brighter and dark areas darker, is arriving for Xbox Series X|S users that are part of Xbox Insider’s alpha ring.

Precisely, Dolby Vision HDR is a proprietary HDR format that promises boosted performance over other HDR options. According to Dolby, the format offers “brightness, contrast, color, and depth that goes beyond even traditional HDR games.”

The Xbox Series X|S will also be the only consoles with this tech available when it launches for Xbox Insiders. Dolby announced last year that, along with bringing its audio format Dolby Atmos to next-gen Xbox consoles, Dolby Vision would be arriving sometime in 2021.

Before you get too excited though, you’ll want to make sure your TV supports Dolby Vision HDR. It’s an increasingly common feature to find in TVs, but not one that’s widely supported just yet. For instance, none of Samsung’s TVs support Dolby’s HDR format.

To check if your TV can handle Dolby Vision HDR, first make sure that your Xbox Series X|S is updated to the latest firmware version. Then, head over to the console’s 4K TV Settings menu. From there, you should see a set of checkmarks or red crosses showing your TV’s compatibility with Dolby Vision at either 4K/60Hz, 4K/120Hz, or both.

Anyone that wants to try out Dolby Vision HDR on their Xbox Series X but isn’t part of the Xbox Insider program can fix that quickly. Simply download the Xbox Insider Bundle App from the Xbox Store, open it up, and hit “Join.” This won’t guarantee access to Dolby Vision HDR, but it’s a step closer to having the feature.

It’s not clear when Dolby Vision HDR will roll out for the bulk of Xbox Series X|S users. That being said, the feature’s addition to the Xbox Insider alpha ring program is a clear indication that Microsoft is looking to roll it out for more players.

For other Xbox Series X|S users, the console’s latest update has improved quick resume, making the feature more stable, reliable, and best of all, faster.

Friends Marathon Is Airing Now On TBS To Get You Hyped For The Reunion Special

While you have to wait until later in May to watch the Friends reunion show on HBO Max, a marathon of the original series is airing on TBS right now.

Now through June 4, TBS is airing a special event called Friends: From The Beginning, which covers every episode of the show from the beginning, in order. The marathon runs daily on weekdays from 10 AM – 4 PM in your time zone. Alternatively, anyone who subscribes to HBO Max can watch the complete series in any order they want, whenever they want.

Friends: The Reunion then debuts on Thursday, May 27 on HBO Max. It brings back the six members of the cast–Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer–for a one-off special filmed at the show’s original Stage 24 soundstage on the Warner Bros. studio lot in Burbank, California.

There will be lots of special guests, too, including David Beckham, Justin Bieber, BTS, James Corden, Cindy Crawford, Cara Delevingne, Lady Gaga, Elliott Gould, Kit Harington, Larry Hankin, Mindy Kaling, Thomas Lennon, Christina Pickles, Tom Selleck, James Michael Tyler, Maggie Wheeler, Reese Witherspoon, and Malala Yousafzai.

The first teaser trailer for Friends: The Reunion can be seen above. Meanwhile, Kudrow has teased that fans of the show’s iconic opening sequence involving the water fountain will be pleased by the reunion special.

According to a report, all six stars are being paid between $2.5 million and $3 million to appear in the reunion.

Golden Tee: PGA Tour Brings Real Golf Courses To Series For First Time

The long-running golf arcade game Golden Tee is making its return, and the new version has a modern-looking, sleek design that packs in a feature sure to please hardcore players.

Golden Tee: PGA Tour is the latest iteration of Golden Tee, following the 88-course Golden Tee 2021, and it’s expected to launch in Q2 2021. The new version is compatible via online game modes with the previous game, though a deal in place with the PGA Tour means that Golden Tee 2021 can’t simply be converted.

The game comes equipped with an NFC card reader to make it easy for returning players to sign in and continue from where they left off, so there will be no doubt about who the best Golden Tee player is at the arcade.

The control scheme retains the classic Golden Tee trackball, requiring precise shots, and there is also a small screen on the control deck. There is also plenty of space behind the trackball so you don’t accidentally fling your arm forward on a powerful shot and punch the main display, and there appear to be several cupholders underneath. Golf is not exactly an aerobic workout, but it can’t hurt.

Golden Tee: PGA Tour is the first game in the series to include real golf courses, and “other elements of the golfing world” will be coming down the line via updates. It’s initially only going to be available via commercial sales, but developer Incredible Technologies is planning to roll it out to home arcades in the future.

If you do want Golden Tee in your home right now, there is a 3/4 scale Arcade1Up version available. It features several of the older games going up to Golden Tee 2K, and though it’s slightly smaller, the software is identical to the genuine arcade versions.

Killers Of The Flower Moon Filming To Continue As Robert De Niro Leaves Set After An Injury

Actor Robert De Niro sustained a leg injury while he was in Oklahoma filming the new Martin Scorsese movie Killers of the Flower Moon, Deadline confirmed. He is now headed back home to New York City to seek out medical attention, the report said.

The injury did not happen during production of the movie, and he was already scheduled to fly back to New York on Thursday. As a result, production is not expected to be delayed on Killers of the Flower Moon, which is a massive $200 million undertaking.

There is no word yet on what caused De Niro’s leg injury or how serious it may be.

De Niro plays one of the main roles in Killers of the Flower Moon, as he’s portraying William Hale, a convicted murderer in the killing of Osage Nation people. He stars in the film alongside Leonardo DiCaprio as Ernest Burkhart and Jesse Plemons as Tom White.

It was reported that DiCaprio and Plemons swapped roles, and some speculated that Plemons’ Tom White is the lead character. Writer Eric Roth says that’s not necessarily true.

“I wouldn’t say [Plemons is] the lead. I would say that he was the designated hero,” he said. “But yeah, I think that’s fairer because I think the parts are pretty equal and they were always equal to a certain extent, and Leo’s part is very complicated and very interesting. It’s a smart part for a smart actor to play.”

Killers of the Flower Moon is just the latest high-profile movie headed exclusively to Apple TV+. The company also recently announced the Brie Larson series Lessons in Chemistry, while Ridley Scott’s Napoleon Bonaparte movie starring Joaquin Phoenix is also set up at Apple. The Will Smith slavery movie Emancipation is also coming to Apple TV+.

On the more immediate horizon, Ted Lasso season two is coming to Apple TV+ in July.

PlayStation Is Giving Away Free Content In MLB, Call Of Duty, And More Starting May 17

Following a promotion that gave away a whole bunch of free games–including Horizon Zero Dawn–to PS4 and PS5 players, Sony will soon be offering a variety of in-game goodies through Play at Home. The promotion begins in just a few days and includes currency and other rewards for nine different games.

Beginning May 17 at 8 PM PT / 11 PM ET, you’ll be able to claim the following items and currency for via on the PlayStation Store.

  • Brawlhalla — Play at Home Pack with Rayman Legend, Sir Rayelot Skin with Axe and Gauntlet weapon skins, Shrug emote, Grimm Sidekick
  • Destruction AllStars — 1,100 Destruction Points
  • MLB The Show 21 — 10 The Show Packs
  • NBA 2K21 — Play at Home Pack with MyTeam Series 2 Amethyst Damian Lillard, 5,000 MyTEAM Points, and more
  • Rocket League — PlayStation Plus Pack with Blue Notch Wheels, Blue Smoke Boost, Blue Rocks Trail, and Trimpact BL Player Banner
  • Rogue Company — Kyoto Undercover Ronin Outfit and 200 Rogue Bucks
  • Warframe — 100 Platinum, 100,000 Credits, 7 Day Affinity Booster, Essential Base Damage Mod Bundle, and more
  • World of Tanks and World of Warships — Twice the Courage Pack for World of Tanks: Modern Armor, with boosts and seven days of Premium Account. Tier III battleship Arkansas, seven days of Premium Account, and five Rare Boosters of all five types for World of Warships: Legends.

These will be joined by a Call of Duty: Warzone bonus on May 20 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET. Five Double XP tokens will be available to claim for free at that time through the in-game Message of the Day, and all nine games’ rewards will be available until June 6 at 11:59 PM PT, which is June 7 at 2:59 AM ET.

Because Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition was given out for free during the promotion–and will be free until later this evening–those who haven’t played it yet can prepare before Horizon Forbidden West releases later this year. The sequel will be available on both PS4 and PS5, and it will come more than four years after the previous game.

Dave Bautista Recalls Passing On Fast & Furious To Lobby For A Gears Of War Movie

Actor Dave Bautista has spoken about the great lengths he went to in his campaign to play Marcus Fenix in the Gears of War movie. Speaking to Collider, Bautista said he had a meeting with Universal Studios because they wanted to speak to him about the Fast & Furious franchise. But Bautista shifted the conversation to Universal’s Gears of War movie, which he was personally more interested in.

Bautista said he meant no disrespect to change the subject of the meeting, but his heart wasn’t in Fast & Furious.

“I had a meeting at Universal and they wanted to talk to me about Fast & Furious and I said, ‘I’m not interested. Let’s talk about Marcus Fenix.’ I think they were a little put off. I don’t mean to offend anybody. I’m not playing down anything else,” he said. “I’m just saying this [Gears of War] is way more interesting to me. I don’t want to pretend I’m interested in something that I’m not when there’s something I’m actually really excited about.”

“This is what I love, I’m seriously passionate about this,” Bautista added, recalling that he told the executives that he believed he could do a good job as Fenix. He just wanted to be considered for the part, Bautista said, but apparently it didn’t work out.

“I don’t see any harm in chasing your dreams or being honest with someone and saying this is what I’m really passionate about,” he said. “I think when people are more personally invested, it’s just going to be a better product.”

Bautista brought this up as an example of a second time that he pitched a studio on a part, the first being the role of Bane in the Batman films. Bautista said he loves Tom Hardy’s performance in The Dark Knight Rises, but he would have liked to have a shot at it.

“I think I could bring an interesting twist to it and I think I could do the character justice,” he said. “Not only in performance, but also in physicality.”

Back in 2019, Bautista said on Twitter that he was doing everything he could to get cast as Fenix in the Gears of War movie, but it wasn’t working, for reasons that have never come to light.

More recently, Bautista has been in the news for his comments around Drax, his character from Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy series. Bautista recently said that Marvel “dropped the ball” on giving Drax a proper backstory in the films.

As for the Gears of War movie, it’s been in the works since 2007, but there is still no word on a cast, director, or a filming start-date.

Rod Fergusson, the former studio head at Gears developer The Coalition, said in 2019 that the film “has to be a great movie first and a Gears movie second.”

“Basically the way that we sort of reconciled that was, we said, ‘Oh, the movie should be an alternate reality. It should not be dependent on the game story, nor should it influence the game story,'” he said.

Nickelodeon Went From A Work in Progress to Paramount+’s Future

Between 2010 and 2020, Nickelodeon lost more than 60% of its audience.

Snapped up by Netflix, YouTube, Amazon, and other streaming-first or user generated content platforms, Nickelodeon began to feel like a product of a bygone era. It didn’t necessarily matter that Nickelodeon was still the most popular kids network on cable TV; the issue was cable TV was bleeding customers as cord cutters turned to streaming alternatives.

Kids content was arguably more susceptible to the changing tides. Children are more digital friendly, and cheaper mainstays like YouTube Kids, Netflix, and Disney+ provided an always-on, ad-free, constant alternative to a television schedule. Nickelodeon executives were aware of their declining ratings. There were some options throughout the mid-aughts — NickHits launched on Roku and Amazon Prime Video Channels, while Viacom (now ViacomCBS) licensed some of Nickelodeon’s most popular shows to Netflix.

Some helped, but none really stuck the landing. Until Paramount+ launched, and Nickelodeon found its new moment.

Bookended with classic Paramount films and live sports, Nickelodeon became part of a bigger general entertainment streaming package that caught people’s attention. If kids were spending more time watching entertainment online, Nickelodeon would meet them where they were. It’s working, according to ViacomCBS CEO Bob Bakish.

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Yes, Spongebob Squarepants is still popular.

“Nickelodeon, in particular, is turning into a powerful driver of subs and engagement, probably more quickly than we would have thought,” Baskish said. “It’s a clear sub driver since the relaunch, and it now accounts for a strong double-digit share of streams…I think it’s also worth noting that the SpongeBob franchise in totality quickly moved to the top of the rankers at Paramount+.”

In layman terms, Nickelodeon is a primary reason people are signing up for Paramount+. This may seem obvious, but the battle for kids content is only just heating up for three reasons:

  1. Kids watch a lot of television

  2. Having kids content on a streaming service makes the service a necessity not an option

  3. Streaming becomes multi-generational

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Ever Heard of Paw Patrol?

Saying kids consume large amounts of television is an understatement. In 2020, the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry found that “children ages 8-12 in the United States spend 4-6 hours a day watching or using screens,” on average. They’re increasingly spending more time watching things online, mostly split between Netflix and YouTube.

While YouTube is the most popular platform among kids, it poses a threat that parents hate: It’s completely unregulated and there are risks that children will come across content they shouldn’t. Netflix is better. Disney+, arguably the best. Anything that goes on Disney+ is certified Disney. Not only are parents paying for a brand they know their kids will enjoy, but it’s safe.

Netflix is getting into the kids game, but there are still two companies whose brands are synonymous with children’s television: Disney and Nickelodeon. When developing a general entertainment service (as opposed to a niche offering like Criterion), not playing to kids’ interest is a nail in the coffin more often than not. Even Apple is trying to find its way into the kids market, parenting with Skydance Animation — a studio run by former Pixar chief John Lasseter. (Lasseter left Pixar after allegations of sexual harassment were brought forward.)

But whereas Netflix and Apple have to try and come up with kids programming that draws tykes in and keeps their attention, Nickelodeon, Disney, and Cartoon Network, which has found its home on HBO Max, don’t have to try as hard to convince consumers they have the goods. As Brian Robbins, president of Nickelodeon, told Variety last year, “franchises are so important in a world where there is so much content being made.” See: a Star Trek cartoon airing on Nickelodeon. Big franchise plus big network ideally equals audience recognition.

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Again, it can seem obvious, but brand recognition — and more importantly, character recognition — is vitally important in the streaming space. In 2019, 60% of Netflix’s usage came from kids and family driven entertainment. Netflix has partnered with DreamWorks Animation, Sony, and even ViacomCBS to ensure kids can find their old and new favorite shows on the streaming service. Paramount+ and Disney+ don’t have to try to convince kids (and their credit card wielding parents) that they’re home to favorite movies and TV shows. They just have to keep producing.

For every new High School Musical series or Mighty Ducks show, Nickelodeon is going to have a Paw Patrol movie or new Spongebob Squarepants film. ViacomCBS is launching an entire studio dedicated to producing more content based in the Avatar: The Last Airbender universe.

Kids already know the characters, and having more of what they know might convince them to spend more time on Paramount+ than Disney+. Companies look at a few key streaming metrics: what leads to people signing up (growth), what are people watching (engagement/usage), and what’s preventing them from canceling (retention). Kids content, if done properly, helps accomplish all three.

“Clearly, ‘kids’ is working for us,” Bakish said on a recent earnings call, adding that ViacomCBS is leaning into producing more Nickelodeon originals for Paramount+. “We’re really excited about getting to have something on the platform every week that’s fresh for someone to watch.”

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We Can’t Cancel

The key to pulling ahead in the colloquial streaming wars is finding a way to be a necessity instead of an option.

There are a few ways to do this: HBO Max is the best place for HBO fans to watch their favorite shows or anticipated new shows, Hulu is the only streaming service to watch new FX series on, and Disney+ is the only streaming service that’s 100% kid friendly. Let’s examine the last one.

If you live in a household with kids, Disney+ is a no brainer. The streaming service is on the cheaper end of the spectrum, it’s guaranteed to carry something they want to watch, and there’s no risk of stumbling upon shows or films they shouldn’t be watching. If parents are into Marvel and Star Wars, well, that’s just an added bonus.

Before Disney+ launched, Disney’s former head of streaming, Kevin Mayer, reiterated that Disney+ was more than just a platform for kids. That’s true, but Disney’s biggest strength is that it’s so synonymous with safety, gold standard entertainment (classic animated films), and characters that kids already know and love. The core to being a successful entertainment company in 2021 is love and being able to monetize that love. No company is better at that than Disney.

On the kids front, one company that comes close is Nickelodeon. In 2018, Spongebob Squarepants was still the most recognizable kids brand in the United States, according to Parrot Analytics. Paw Patrol is rated the most popular kids show in the United States. New upcoming series that play on classic titles, like Rugrats and iCarly, are tapping into decades-plus of recognizable programming that parents and kids might enjoy together.

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This, too, is key — 75% of parents polled in a Common Sense Media report in 2018 said they spend multiple hours a week watching television with their kids. New parents may have grown up with Spongebob and iCarly themselves. Paramount+ has enough Nickelodeon catalog to encourage adults to revisit childhood favorites like All That, CatDog, Drake and Josh, Rocket Power, Fairly OddParents, and Hey Arnold while their kids watch their own favorite series.

Nickelodeon, alongside Disney and Cartoon Network, become a part of every new generation. If executed right and brought together on one platform, bookended with a plethora of other content, Disney+, HBO Max, and Paramount+ become obvious ongoing subscriptions instead of possibilities.

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This Is Just the Start

The fight for kids’ attention in the streaming space feels like it’s only just beginning. WarnerMedia is rebranding its Cartoon Network division to make it the company’s family brand, and ordering way more series. Apple is beginning to tap into the kids market, and Netflix is trying to release six animated films a year — more than Disney Animation Studios and Pixar combined. Plus, Netflix has a litany of kids shows, and partnerships with crucial studios like Moonbug (makers of Cocomelon, one of the most popular global kids channels on YouTube). Disney will continue to Disney.

ViacomCBS is in a position to become a go-to streamer for kids content. Executives overseeing Paramount+ need to determine how to make it a necessity, not just an option. The answer might not be in a new Halo live-action show or another NCIS; the answer might be found in Bikini Bottom.

Call Of Duty: Warzone Player Gets Banned In Real Time During Stream

Cheaters have been a big problem in Call of Duty: Warzone lately, as the battle royale has a number of hackers running exploits that allow them to auto-aim and ruin the fun for everyone else. YouTuber Jack “CouRage” Dunlop has faced off against cheaters, and in one recent stream alongside other Warzone streaming personalities NICKMERCS, TimTheTatman, and Cloakzy, the quartet managed to attract some hackers to the game. It did not go well for the hackers.

Using his influence in the Warzone scene, Dunlop tweeted Activision and Warzone developer Raven Software to take action against the players who were blatantly cheating.

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“Hey Activision and Raven Software, I think it would be extremely beneficial to have someone watch our live-streams and ban blatant cheaters on the spot,” Dunlop tweeted. Currently, there are two cheaters joining our lobbies and ruining our Warzone experience with about 150,000 live viewers watching.”

A few hours later, Raven banned a player who had obviously been cheating, much to the joy of Dunlop and TimTheTatman who were spectating at the time. There some not safe for work language in the video below, which you can see below.

While the situation spawned some debate about high-profile influencers in Warzone being afforded better treatment by the developers, the end-result was the game having at least one fewer hacker to worry about. While cheating will likely be a continuous issue for Warzone–especially since it has 100 million players–Activision has been making an effort to police the game’s servers. The company has already permanently banned more than 475,000 accounts, and it has plans for more anti-cheating measures to be taken.

For those players who rely on skill over hacks, Warzone is about to become a whole lot more explosive when the game’s new ’80s Action Hero DLC launches on May 20. Die Hard and Rambo content is coming to the game, which is part of, which is part of Activision’s new plan to build its own Metaverse.

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Mortal Kombat Star Calls Out Amazon’s Lord Of The Rings Show For Lack Of Diversity

Ludi Lin, the actor who played Liu Kang recently in Mortal Kombat, has called out Amazon for a lack of diversity in its upcoming The Lord of the Rings TV show.

Responding to a story about Amazon boss Jennifer Salke justifying the show’s gargantuan budget by saying it covers the cost of world-building, Lin said he would like to see greater representation on the show.

“It’s going to be difficult to justify building a ‘huge world’ without any characters that look Asian. Turn that [imagination] on us, [Jennifer Salke]. It’s not hard, we’re right here,” Lin said (via ScreenRant).

Lin tagged Salke in his tweet, but she had not responded on Twitter or elsewhere at press time.

One of the commonly cited issues with Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings series from the early 2000s is its lack of diversity. Some might have thought or hoped that Amazon would cast a more diverse group of actors for its new show. Other major Hollywood franchises such as Harry Potter and Game of Thrones have been criticized for this as well.

Amazon’s Lord of the Rings TV show is currently filming in New Zealand, and Charlotte Brändström (The Witcher, The Man in the High Castle) was recently hired to direct multiple episodes.

Amazon is reportedly spending $465 million for The Lord of the Rings season one, a figure that makes for a “sexy headline,” according to Salke.

“But that is really building the infrastructure of what will sustain the whole series,” she said. “As for how many people need to watch Lord of the Rings? A lot. (Laughs.) A giant, global audience needs to show up to it as appointment television, and we are pretty confident that that will happen.”

In other Lord of the Rings news, Amazon recently canceled its Lord of the Rings MMO due in part to a reported contract dispute. Additionally, new details have come to light about the Soviet Lord of the Rings TV movie.

The Lord of the Rings TV show description:

“Amazon Studios’ forthcoming series brings to screens for the very first time the heroic legends of the fabled Second Age of Middle-earth’s history. This epic drama is set thousands of years before the events of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Beginning in a time of relative peace, the series follows an ensemble cast of characters, both familiar and new, as they confront the long-feared re-emergence of evil to Middle-earth. From the darkest depths of the Misty Mountains, to the majestic forests of the elf-capital of Lindon, to the breathtaking island kingdom of Númenor, to the furthest reaches of the map, these kingdoms and characters will carve out legacies that live on long after they are gone.”

Mass Effect Legendary Edition Review In Progress Discussion

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is finally here, giving both newcomers to the series and longtime fans a way to experience developer BioWare’s acclaimed action-RPG trilogy with remastered visuals and quality of life improvements.

The video above is an excerpt of episode 93 of the GameSpot After Dark podcast, in which Jean-Luc Seipke, Tamoor Hussain, Lucy James, and Jordan Ramée all get together to discuss their early impressions of Mass Effect: Legendary Edition. Don’t worry, the crew doesn’t go into story spoilers–the conversation sticks to analyzing developer BioWare’s adjustments to the trilogy, specifically Mass Effect 1.

Most of the big changes in Legendary Edition’s Mass Effect 1 are to the game’s combat. Though it still doesn’t quite match its two sequels in terms of shooting mechanics and squad management, the remaster still introduces quite a few welcome adjustments for the 14 year old game, which makes it much more approachable by modern day standards. If the combat was putting you off from trying the game before, it’d be wise to give it an earnest playthrough with the Legendary Edition.

Beyond combat, the Legendary Edition also improves Mass Effect 1’s load times and enhances the visuals with higher resolutions, improved assets, and better frame rates. Most of the adjustments to environments, lighting, and visual style seem to be made with the intent of better aligning Mass Effect 1’s visuals with that of Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3, for better and for worse. When it comes to characters, the remaster has done wonders with adding additional detail to its alien characters, though not all humans look as good. They’re very…shiny.

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is available for Xbox One, PS4, and PC. The remaster can be played on Xbox Series X|S and PS5 via backwards compatibility as well.