Gamingisnotcrime

Because it's never too early to start collecting your favourite memes of the year. If it wasn’t for memes—you know: quips and images that exist solely for easy entertainment—Facebook wouldn’t be entertaining enough to steal that much of your time (or personal information). Instagram, too, would be little more than selfies and stylized pictures of food. And Twitter? Don’t even get us started… In short, the internet would be a joyless void of constant news alerts, questionably reliable research, and self-aggrandizing social media posts. Fortunately, that’s a nightmare you don’t have to imagine, thanks to the sole fact memes are very real. And they’re very funny. Herein, we’ve gathered the best memes of all time. Don’t worry: We’ve kept it all SFW. Because if there’s one ironclad rule of the Internet, it’s this: Never hunt for memes on the bad part. And for even more memetic hilarity, don’t miss the 10 Funniest Celebrity Memes. BAD JOKE EEL. CRYING WESLEY...

Spider-Man PS4 release date is September 7, 2018 After God of War, Spider-Man PS4 is going to be Sony's biggest release of 2018. Developed by Ratchet & Clank studio Insomniac, the vast, glossy, AAA Spidey game looks like the most 'serious' superhero adaptation in video games since the start of Rocksteady's Batman Arkham series. With the full weight of Marvel co-operation behind it, this game is a far cry from the bad old days of consistently 6/10 Spider-churn. With so much talent behind it, in fact, it feels very much like the video game equivalent of Marvel's work with the MCU. And while certain hard facts have been the subject of mystery and speculation - we know that its an open-world game, starring a peak, 23 year-old Peter Parker, and focuses just as much on his civilian life as the superheroic - there is a lot more to discuss, taking in everything we've gleaned from the game's E3 2016 reveal until now. All those details are below, and will...

​​Bill Gates Reckons There's Risk Of A Disease Coming That Could Kill Millions In Months Bill Gates reckons that there's a deadly disease on its way, and that it could kill 30 million within six months. Oh, and that we should prepare for it as we would for war. Not unnerving in the slightest, is it? In a discussion about epidemics hosted by the Massachusetts Medical Society and the New England Journal of Medicine on Friday, Gates explained that we're not ready for such a global pandemic. Gates said that while it's great that we're pulling children around the world out of poverty and making strides in eliminating diseases like polio or malaria, it's not all good news. "There's one area though where the world isn't making such progress," he said. "And that's pandemic preparedness." Gates presented a simulation that had been created by the Institute for Disease Modeling. This showed that a new pandemic - li...