In Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, C-3PO lays this self-deprecating confession on Luke Skywalker: “I’m not so good at telling stories.” Yet, two films later, he’s literally telling the story of Star Wars to a bunch of Ewoks. C-3PO might seem like a bumbling idiot, but in this video we show why he’s actually Star Wars’ greatest puppet master.

Deadpool 2 had a weird marketing campaign. One of its earliest salvos was an odd trailer that featured Deadpool playing out the role of Bob Ross. The trailer, which was full of Easter Eggs and gags, spawned a host of fan theories about the final film. And the film's credits contain a nod to one of the biggest.

Was Aerith ever going to come back to life? Are Final Fantasy 10 and Final Fantasy 7 set in the same world? Is Gogo actually Daryl? Thanks to Yoshinori Kitase, we now have the answers to all of these questions. And they're mostly "No."

I have fallen into the rabbit hole of deep dives into Final Fantasy 15 lore and I don't think I'll ever escape. Please send help.

In Nintendo's recently released mobile game Super Mario Run, the famous plumber leaps his way through a couple dozen levels on his way to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser. Been there, done that. Yet perhaps there is a second, darker reading of this game? Maybe there's an interpretation that shakes the accepted Mario lore to its very core??

It hasn't even been 24 hours since the finale of Westworld season one, but already, fans are speculating about what will happen in season two. So far, the theories are compelling.

Video: In this week's episode of The Save Files, we take a look at one of Fallout's most outlandish factions: The Church of Atom. At first, everything about the Atom's religion sounds completely nuts... that is, until you play the Far Harbor DLC.

Pokemon Sun and Moon aren't out yet, but they already have all sorts of ridiculous conspiracy theories.

So far, we've only seen a small slice of the newest Zelda game -- but that's enough to get some fans speculating wildly.

If you watched the bizarre teaser for Death Stranding and immediately thought, "what the hell did I just watch," the good news is that you are not alone.

There's a pretty great easter egg hidden in Fallout 4, and it has some juicy implications about two of Bethesda's biggest series.

In less than 24 hours, we'll finally know how Life Is Strange ends, but I'm worried I already know what trick the developers are going to pull in the finale.

The cute monsters are a distraction -- there seems to be something much more sinister going on in Pokémon.

Limbo isn't a straightforward adventure. It's confusing. But it's a good kind of confusing that inspires people to band together and try to solve its mysteries.

Maybe the trailer Bethesda released yesterday for Fallout 4 teased more than people realise -- or at least, this is what some hardcore fans are speculating right now.

What if I told you that hunky Far Cry 1 star Jack Carver and creepy Far Cry 2 villain The Jackal were the same person? To quote Eurogamer's Ian Higton: "The clue is in the name, people!"

Here's a fun theory about Bloodborne that comes from someone who actually wrote the official Bloodborne guide. It postulates that maybe the kind, precious doll that takes care of us throughout the game isn't who we think she is.

Five Nights at Freddy's fans are big on mysteries; they love gathering clues and evidence that might shed some light on an otherwise cryptic horror game. But in the last few days, the fandom's tendency to read too much into things got way out of hand.

Back when Grand Theft Auto V was originally released, there was one particular theory that floated around everywhere. According to some players, the cops in GTA didn't treat all of the protagonists the same. For whatever reason, some players convinced themselves that Franklin, the African-American character, got racially profiled by cops.