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The next, big PlayStation 4 update introduces a number of features that make the Sony console more competitive with Microsoft's Xbox One — including Remote Play capabilities for Mac and Windows PCs. Until now, PS4 Remote Play has been restricted to the PS Vita handheld. But firmware update 3.50 will bring the same functionality to home computers. It's not yet clear how streaming will work, but it should be preferable to the Vita and its more limited control scheme. Also coming in update 3.50 are a number of social and party features that Microsoft has offered since the Xbox 360 days. PS4 users will now be able to tweak privacy settings so they can appear offline even when they're using the console. Also coming are updates to the party system. One displays which games other party members are playing, while another sends out a notification when "favorite" friends pop online. There's no timetable for the update's release, though a PlayStation Blog post confi...

One of the lingering questions chasing The Division — especially among Destiny fans looking for a new loot grind to fixate on — is what the endgame looks like. Now, finally, we have a better sense of things. The New York City-set role-playing game allows players to level up, earning additional abilities and gear as they go. But once the story is over, where do you use all that sweet gear you fought so hard for? A new announcement on Ubisoft's post-release plans introduces Incursions, in which "[t]eams will be able to test their skills as they face seemingly unstoppable enemies to gain high-level weapons and equipment." While there are likely to be fundamental differences between the two, this sounds like The Division's take on a Destiny raid. The game's first Incursions will be added in a free title update that's expected to launch in April. Also included in the April update is support for loot trading. Loot trading in a game like this always introduces the da...

If you were hoping to see Disney Infinity 4.0 in September, brace yourself: It's not happening. Disney has a plan, though. We might not see a totally new game in 2016, but we will see four significant "playset" packs, each of which will add the equivalent of a full game to the platform that is Disney Infinity. The order of things has yet to be determined, but expect one Marvel playset, one Star Wars playset, one Disney playset and one Pixar playset. We do know that Marvel is coming first, with the Marvel Battlegrounds playset arriving on Mar. 15. Battlegrounds shows how developer Avalanche Softwar will use playset expansions to stand in for a proper sequel. The idea? Introduce new twists on Infinity gameplay, such as the four-player Smash Bros-style beat 'em up of Battlegrounds. "We're really excited to be able to bring new genres and new gameplay types that fit that franchise best," Blackburn told Mashable. "All the different playsets embrace diffe...

Dory's back, and she's got some brand new friends. The latest trailer for Finding Dory, the sequel to Finding Nemo, reveals more of the film's plot and characters including a whale who's a bad swimmer and a sneaky, scared octopus. Ellen DeGeneres voices the title character, who's trying to learn more about her life pre-forgetfulness. Finding Dory hits theaters June 17. Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.

    Was Jurassic Park really about the dinosaurs? Or was it more of a parable about human ambition, our inability to control the environment, etc., etc.? Either way, William Hirsch of the YouTube channel Vidsplode took an iconic clip from the film and removed the beasts from the equation. Fittingly named just "Park," the story's now about paleontologists who are amazed by the beauty of a rather nice park.

For every baby that loves to nap, there is another wide-awake one that needs to go the f*ck to sleep. In a short segment for Vanity Fair, the Juno actress endearingly shares what it's like to live under her roof when it reaches bedtime and Mommy needs some f*cking time to herself. Garner soothingly reads a few excerpts from a child's book titled, Go the F*ck to Sleep, penned by Adam Mansbach and drawn by Ricardo Cortés. So lay your weary head down as the sweet voice of the Alias actress lulls you into slumber in the most poetic f*cking way.

Creative cursing isn't just for the TV version of Snakes on a Plane . Burger Fiction cuts together some of the finest examples from films of characters keeping it PG, calling people things like "dirt eating piece of slime," "french tickler" and of course "cotton headed ninnymuggins".