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Netflix's Biggest Star Trek Show Is About to Get a Huge Upgrade

The final frontier of the streaming wars is here: All of 'Star Trek: Prodigy' will be on Blu-ray very soon.

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7 Years Later, A Roguelike Mega-Hit Gets Its Final Huge Update

'Dead Cells' is now officially complete, as it finishes its seven-year run with one final content update, appropriately called The End Is Near.

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'Dynasty Warriors' Developer Will Keep Making Collaboration Games, and Final Fantasy Is Right There

Koei Tecmo plans to continue making collaboration games, like Hyrule Warriors, and that could lead to some exciting partnerships ripe for the taking.

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'Dragon Age: The Veilguard' Will Ignore PC Gaming's Most Annoying Trend

BioWare's highly anticipated RPG will run on almost anything, a welcome break from a litany of terrible PC ports.

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James Gunn Just Exposed Marvel's Most Embarrassing Problem

The post-production process for comic book movies is often long and brutal. Gunn and DC claim they're trying to change it.

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James Cameron Explains the "Vicious" Reason for the 'Avatar 3' Title Change

'Avatar 3's official title could reveal a "darker" storyline for the sequel.

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The FDA Just Approved Another At-Home Test For STIs — This One For Syphilis

The Food and Drug Administration approves the first at-home test for the sexually transmitted infection syphilis, which has been on the rise since 2018.

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The Biggest Sci-Fi Thriller of the Year Commits Hollywood's Worst Franchise Sin

'Alien: Romulus' gets a lot right. However, it commits a frustrating sin by endorsing what is fast becoming Hollywood's worst and most soulless contemporary trend.

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The Creepiest Psychological Thriller of the Year Fails to Stick the Landing

Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut is stylish, but underbaked psychological thriller that apes better social satires that came before it. Read our 'Blink Twice' review.

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15 Years Ago, Xbox Released a Groundbreaking Action Game — And Revived an Entire Genre

Chair Entertainment and Epic Games set out to make a modern Super Metroid and succeeded.

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Netflix Just Quietly Added the Most Underrated Horror Miniseries of the 2010s

If the summer heat is getting to you, a freezing cold psychological thriller in the vein of 'The Thing' is the perfect antidote.

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Automakers Have Found A Brilliant New Way To Make All Cars More Fuel Efficient

Twenty-four centuries later, automakers are relying on electric arc furnaces, hot stamping machines and quenching and partitioning processes that the ancients could never have imagined.

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This Common Parasite May Hold The Secret To Curing Troubling Brain Diseases

A new study published in Nature Microbiology has pioneered the use of a single-celled parasite, Toxoplasma gondii, to inject therapeutic proteins into brain cells.

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This Is What Happens To Trees When They Take In Excess CO2

Researchers increased CO₂ levels to what will be the planetary level in the 2050s and trees' wood production increased by 10 percent.

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Saturn's Moon Mimas May Be Way More Habitable Than We First Thought

Saturn’s moon Mimas, known for its uncanny resemblance to the Star Wars Death Star, might harbor liquid water beneath its icy shell.

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Designer Babies Are Here — So Why Aren't We Talking About It?

The societal implications of this technology are still vast. And researchers can already start exploring the ethics by engaging communities well ahead of time.

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The Microbiome’s Forgotten Cousin Could Be Key to Solving America’s Gut Issues

Human innards are teeming with viruses that infect bacteria. What are they up to?

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35 Years Ago, One RPG Changed the Course of Video Game History

35 years ago Dragon Quest made its way to North America as Dragon Warriors, and video games would never be the same again.

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10 Years Ago, a Dystopian Classic Ended a Strange Movie Trend

The young adult adaptation trend ended with this classic adaptation, but was 'The Giver' treated unfairly?

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50 Weird Things That Make You Feel Better in Under 5 Mins That You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner

For those times when you're not feeling like your most comfortable self, these strange but effective things can help provide some quick relief.

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One Of Stonehenge’s Biggest Stones Traveled 430 Miles — But How?

The Altar Stone is one of the most enigmatic rocks at Stonehenge, and is generally grouped with the bluestones.

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38 Years Ago, James Cameron's Riskiest Sci-Fi Movie Redefined a Fledgling Franchise

With 'Alien: Romulus' in theaters, now's the perfect time to revisit the epic action thriller that turned a one-off sci-fi horror into an unstoppable franchise.

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Cats Carry A Common Parasite That Can Cause Birth Defects — So Why Don't We Screen For It?

Toxoplasma can be picked up anywhere an infected cat has defecated, such as the litter box, sandbox, garden or yard.

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50 Things That’ll Significantly Upgrade Your Home for Under $30 on Amazon

Elevate your space with Amazon's trove of affordable finds that can help you achieve your home goals without spending more than $30.

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These Are the Hidden Clues Experts Use To Predict Hurricanes With Satellites

Being able to detect the initial signals of a hurricane and provide early warnings is more important than ever. Here’s what forecasters look for.

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