Press Start: next-gen consoles “ahead” of high-end PCs, Xbox One specs and more
Keith Stuart: Plus, EA supporting current gen until 2017, why Microsoft is wrong about indies, and why the games industry hates sharing
The Agony and the Ecstasy: more passion would’ve been less painful
Alex von Tunzelmann: Painting over Michelangelo's sexuality does little to help this informative but insipid tale of his work on the Sistine Chapel
Guardian Viral Video Chart: Jimmy Kimmel, Eurovision and sad cats
Breakfast by Morecambe and Wise, clothes by Abercrombie & Fitch and a sob story from the mayor of Toronto
Guardian to launch new platform to streamline access to web content
Theguardian.com will provide one destination for UK, mobile, US and Australian sites as monthly digital browsers hits 80m. By Mark Sweney
Boot up: Glass views, Surface v iPad, Bitcoin flourishes, SGS4 hits 10m and more
Charles Arthur: Plus broadband for Staffordshire, price elasticity in the smartphone business, how Chrome will dominate, and more
Mail Online scoops biggest ever digital day with Boston marathon bombing
'Abby Clancy poses in nothing but heels' story provides joint highest website traffic day for the Sun. By Mark Sweney
Protect children from internet pornography, report demands
Report finds evidence of a high correlation between exposure to violent and sadistic images and behaviour
The Big Wedding – review
Precious little joy is on offer about in a marriage comedy about divorced parents who must get back together for their son's big day, writes Catherine Shoard
Epic – review
Perfectly serviceable though it is, this animated woodland saga feels cobbled together from many sources, writes Steve Rose
HTC managers depart as revenues dwindle and First delayed in UK
Widespread departures in Asia, Europe and US lead former staffer to suggest friends there should 'just quit. Leave now' - as Everything Everywhere delays HTC First launch. By Charles Arthur
Benjamin Britten: Peace and Conflict – review
Although it feels a little homemade at times, this film switches effectively between dramatisation, documentary and contemporary performances of the composer's works, writes Steve Rose
My Neighbour Totoro – review
Hayao Miyazaki's family fantasy is full of benign spirituality, prelapsarian innocence, but little icky sentiment, writes Steve Rose
Grave of the Fireflies – review
This animated Japanese masterpiece is a war story as wrenching as any live-action movie, writes Steve Rose
The King of Marvin Gardens – review
Treat yourself to a re-released gem of the American new wave featuring an astonishing performance from a young Jack Nicholson, writes Peter Bradshaw
The Hangover Part III – review
Less a caper than a trudge, the third film in the blokey comedy franchise has hit the wall, writes Steve Rose