Months after the manga's English release, The Gene of AI feels more relevant than ever as its decade-old questions suddenly feel urgent.
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25 years later, Capcom's Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons still reign as the best 2D Zelda games
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Some factions are already "locked in".
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It seems like a terrible time to be into video games, as the medium faces a sustainability crisis and Rockstar threatens to kill physical games
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The port runs at 60 FPS, supports true widescreen and has "no polygon wobble".
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The wait for Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced doesn't have to be painful if you get through it with these captivating open-world hits.
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"The biggest risks of shortened schedules is quality, reduced features, polish, or bugs."
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With an irresistible discount in the Steam Summer Sale and roguelike action that still hits today, The Binding of Isaac reaches a new peak.
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While most time travel movies ignore quantum physics, Christopher Nolan's Intersteller, Avengers: Endgame, Planet of the Apes, and Primer do not.
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The Minecraft Herschel Backpack Trials add-on gives you a huge increase to inventory space, but some players report disappearing items.
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Monkey business. We are back for another edition of Box Art Brawl, and it's a good one this week. Last time, to celebrate all things Sonic for his 35th anniversary, we matched up every Sonic game on Switch, leading to a beefy nine poll options! Sonic Origins Plus came out on top with 33% of the vote, Sonic Mania Plus landed in second with 20%, and Sonic Superstars took the bronze with 15%. Coincidentally, those are the three games featured in the newly announced Classic Sonic Collection.
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"Avengers Assemble! And a couple of X-Men, and the Fantastic Four I guess."
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The studio's first foray into open-world gaming is facing new hurdles.
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A console release is also on the way. Yacht Club's new game Mina The Hollower has already established itself with millions of sales and it seems the renound Hollower is already gearing up for her next adventure. Rivals creator Dan Fornace has announced Mina will be the first guest character in Rivals of Aether II. She'll be joining the game at some point in 2027. No other information about this DLC character has been shared just yet.
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Shovel Knight and more. The Switch 2 is now a year into its lifecycle, and Nintendo and other developers continue to improve the compatibility of Switch titles on the new hybrid system. With this in mind, another batch of compatibility updates have recently gone live. Improvements have reportedly been made to Shovel Knight and various other titles. Here's the full list of recent compatibility fixes via Nintendo Everything:
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Thrifty gaming ain't dead yet.
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Orphan Black is one of the best biopunk TV shows, exploring the lives of clones and a corporation's pursuit of them
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Dan Thron is in the house.
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Alongside the next character DLC. Cygames and Arc System Works have this week announced the fighting game Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising is on its way to the Switch 2. This version of the title will be launching alongside the new 2.60 game update on 17th September 2026. Here's the reveal:
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The thing about Citizen Sleeper is that I wish there was more of it. Not literally, necessarily, I'd never want that world to be exhausted of its setting, and my imagination is stronger than any threequel or otherwise. Still, I'd like to play more of it because its inventive approach to digitising tabletop RPG design still feels fresh now. Thankfully, more and more games inspired by its structure are popping up, like Joy Malignant, another dice-based RPG where every choice you make affects how p...
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Striking staff at Quantic Dream have warned that if the studio proceeds with its plans to lay off 115 developers, its upcoming Star Wars Eclipse game "literally cannot be finished".
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I do love me an odd little immersive sim I do. There's just something special about the flexibility in them, so my ears always perk up like a dog hearing the word walkies whenever a new one enters the scene. Today, it's Bloodwoven, the next game from the devs behind Blood West (guess they like blood a lot), with a logline that has immediately drawn me in: "survive and thrive in a world built upon the frozen corpse of a forgotten god." Chills!
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Just five days ago, we reported that indie hide-and-seek game Meccha Chameleon had sold seven million copies since its release on 10th June, and now it's topped another staggering milestone: 10 million copies sold.
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The Nintendo 64 sequel proved one series had what it took to delight millions of players.
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Sony has written to PlayStation customers to advise that hundreds of "previously purchased" digital movies previously available via its online store will "be removed" from video libraries later this year.
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People in Europe will soon lose access to Studio Canal movies they paid for on the PlayStation Store.
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From creators Al Jean and Mike Reiss of The Simpsons fame came the 1994 animated series The Critic, which is perfect for a weekend binge
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Get all the free trait rerolls you need to boost a rare card to new heights when you redeem these new Card Chronicles codes on Roblox.
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"Losing my mind trying to make nice patch notes for Palworld 1.0…"
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The latest installment of Toby Fox's RPG includes a nightmarish scene that isn't for the faint of heart
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Do the benefits of features like dimming and scheduling make up for the constant energy draw needed for connectivity?
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Xbox says it has seen "record orders" for GTA 6 in the wake of a claim that PlayStation pre-order interest is vastly outweighting Xbox interest
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That RAM crisis, huh? Surely it'll end sometime soon. Undoubtedly. We'll all be able to afford technology again, games consoles and computers won't be only for the 1%, and we can laugh about this silly point in history. Sorry, I've just had a note handed to me and, oh, oh no, Lenovo are saying they think that these new astronomically high prices will be the new normal as we enter 2030. Excuse me while I scream into the void for a moment.
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The lawsuit dates back to a deadly incident in Arizona in 2023.
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Some are genre staples, while others are overlooked gems.
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