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Why It’s So Hard To Trust Video Game Recs Right Now

Andre Rebelo, better known as “Typical Gamer” to his millions of followers on YouTube and Fortnite, was one of several creators paid to promote PlayStation’s now-failed live shooter. “I was actually sponsored by Concord. I actually enjoyed the game,” Rebelo said. “It was lacking in some parts, for sure, but…

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20 Years Later, One of the Best Shooters of All Time Just Got a Massive Update

'Half-Life 2' just passed its 20th anniversary, and Valve is celebrating with a patch that adds developer commentary to the game, plus a new behind-the-scenes documentary.

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10 Years Later, I Wish More Open World Games Were Like 'Dragon Age: Inquisition'

Dragon Age: Inquisition hit it big when it released in 2014, but ten years later it's aged surprisingly better than other games of its like.

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Disney Just Pulled a Controversial Episode of an Underrated Marvel Series

An episode of Marvel's 'Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur' has been shelved for its explicit LGBTQ+ themes, according to an artist who worked on the show.

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'Skeleton Crew' Showrunner Confirms a Strange Star Wars Theory

Jon Watts reveals the true meaning of a line from the 'Skeleton Crew' trailer that has befuddled fans.

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61 Years Later, 'Dune' Just Changed the Origin of Its Most Famous Superpower

In 'Dune: Prophecy,' the origin of the Bene Gesserit power of "the Voice," seems to have been changed. But has it?

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Climate Scientists Argue That It’s Time To Plan For the Worst Case Warming

Scientists argue that halting the increase in annual emissions is a first step — and shouldn’t be our only focus.

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15 Years Ago, Assassin's Creed Changed Everything

Assassin's Creed solidified itself as one of gaming's greatest series in its formative sequel.

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30 Years Ago, a Forgettable Star Trek Movie Saw the Future of Sci-Fi Storytelling

What if Captain Kirk met Captain Picard, and then they just got into a quick scuffle with a bad guy before calling it a day?

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61 Years Later, 'Dune' Finally Reveals Its Most Important Canon Event

What is the Bulterian Jihad? Here's how 'Dune: Prophecy' reveals the evil robots of the Dune universe.

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55 Weird, Cheap Things You Didn’t Know About That Make Your Home Look So Much Better

I’ve searched Amazon to find the best weird but efficient items that make your home look so much better.

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Can Stress Really Make Your Hair Go Grey?

Yes, stress can make your hair go grey, but it's not the only factor.

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Homebodies Swear by These Cheap Things That Make Your Home So Much Better

From things that make your space cozier for lounging to activities that bring the party to your couch, homebodies are obsessed with these surprisingly affordable things that'll make anyone love staying in.

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In A Weird Trick of Physics, Microplastic Pollution Could Impact the Weather

Through a weird trick of physics, microplastics can lead to cloud formation and could affect weather and climate

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Netflix’s Best Cyberpunk Show Has a Fatal Glitch

Netflix’s best video game adaptation is suitably legendary — but 'Arcane's most promising characters are falling through the cracks in Season 2.

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8 Reasons ADHD Diagnoses Are Increasing

What might be the reasons behind the startling rise in ADHD diagnoses, especially of children?

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20 Years Later, Hideo Kojima's Best Video Game Gets the Remake It Deserves

‘Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater’ brought out Kojima’s best.

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45 Years Ago, a Forgotten Stephen King Thriller Revitalized a Classic Monster

Forget ghosts and ghouls. The real terror comes from living before smartphones.

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65 Bougie Gifts That Are Cheap as Hell on Amazon

Many of these gifts cost less than $10 — but no one would ever suspect you spent so little.

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Everything We Know About Star Wars Episodes 10, 11, and 12

Yet more Star Wars sequels are on the distant horizon. Here's what we know so far about who's in charge and what they could be about.

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60 Under-The-Radar Things With Near-Perfect Amazon Reviews You’ll Wish You Got Sooner

From well-designed kitchen tools to smart lighting solutions, you’ll wish you'd scooped up these under-the-radar finds with near-perfect Amazon reviews sooner.

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55 Weird Things on Amazon That Are So Freakin’ Cool

The best part about these weird, cool Amazon finds is that they won’t break the bank.

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Alexithymia, The Controversial Label For People Who Are Unable To Identify Emotions

Alexithymia affects how people engage with their emotions at work, in relationships and even within themselves.

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20 Years Later, One Notoriously Troubled Game Still Feels Revolutionary

Today, 'Half-Life 2' is remembered as one of the best shooters ever, but in the chaotic lead-up to its launch, it was easy to imagine the game was doomed.

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Science Is Clear On The Path To Digital Well-Being — And No, It Doesn’t Involve Going Cold Turkey

Overcoming phone and device dependency is a worthy goal. But digital detoxes don't need to be so extreme.

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