Transformers 5, Atari Goes Retro, Robo Apocalypse, and More

Trouble viewing this email? [Read it online]( [MovieBob Reviews: TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Eh. Okay, look: The Transformers movies are a very special kind of bad. They're all at least an hour too long, brimming with sexist and racist humor that doesn't feel like it would have flown in any possible context, have absolutely zero interest in the history of its source material. [Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Looking Back at '90s Nick: Clarissa Explains it All]( [Take Our Survey, Because Everyone Loves Surveys (Even Penguins)]( [Buy This Comic! Peter Parker: The Spectactular Spider-Man #1]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Atari is Making a New Retro-Style Home Console]( Nearly 20 years after the release of the ill-fated Atari Jaguar, gaming's first giant is poised for a comeback. Speaking with GamesBeat, Atari CEO Fred Chesnais said the company is planning on releasing a brand-new home console called the Atari Box. It appears that the decision to develop a new system was inspired by the recent success of Nintendo's miniature NES retro console. [Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Museum of Failure Honors Commercialism's Greatest Missteps]( Only those who dare to fail greatly, Robert F. Kennedy said, can ever achieve greatly. If that's true, then Sweden's new Museum of Failures is going to be a massive success. Curated by 43-year-old clinical psychologist Samuel West, the Helsingborg-based exhibit displays more than 70 inventions that fell short of their intended glory. [Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [The Robot Apocalypse Has Already Started]( You probably things are going pretty bad. While people don't agree on much these days, we all know stuff at least looks bad. Where it's climate change, the sudden uptick in global conflict after decades of decline, or the extreme disparity between the wealthy and the poor, it's just grim. All around. [Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- eNewsletter Information Ziff Davis, Inc., 28 East 28th St., New York, NY 10016 You are subscribed to Geek.com with the e-mail address {EMAIL}. Unsubscribe from newsletter [here](. Change your email address, change delivery format, subscribe to our other newsletters [here](