The 14th Pearls Before Swine Treasury becomes a surprise tribute to Charles Schulz and realizing one’s ultimate dream.

Sherman’s Lagoon enters its 30th decade of syndicated fish funnies with its 29th collection of crabby comics.

A subpar comedy effort that’s less a return to form for the Farrelly Brothers and more a return to sender.

Apple’s M4-powered mini looks and performs like a computer from the future, proving that great things can come in small packages.

Another outstanding entry in Digital Eclipse’s Gold Master Series of interactive documentaries that proves Tetris really may be with us forever.

The second Irem collection signals the end of one era yet the beginning of another.

An upgrade to an already superb e-Reader that’s slightly faster and better than its predecessor in just about every way.

Connelly continues to assert Renée Ballard as his new lead, but here the narrative often buckles under the strain of following too many cases.

A unique snapshot into the world of Japanese mistresses of the 1980s confronting their dueling desires for eroticism and domesticity.

A blood-soaked Contra Clone is a loving homage to Konami’s run ‘n gun classic that looks great and plays exactly right.