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Looks like Tom Holland is pretty booked out in 2026, at least press tour wise, as Spider-Man 4 has reportedly just locked in its release date. It was only just the other day that it was announced that Tom Holland would be starring in Christohper Nolan’s as of yet untitled and still very secretive movie
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Beyerdynamic MMX 200 Wireless: Two-minute review The Beyerdynamic MMX 200 Wireless is one of the company’s recent forays into the gaming market, with the brand leaning heavily on its reputation in the professional audio space as it boasts studio-grade sound quality for players. The MMX 200 Wireless doesn’t exactly cut a slim figure; every aspect
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If you ask someone like me, who’s really into the Yakuza/Like A Dragon games, why you should play the Yakuza/Like A Dragon games, fairly early on in the process there’s a good chance they’ll end just defaulting to grabbing you by the lapells and in their best husky Kiryu voice saying something like: ‘Look, just
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Xbox Series X Digital Edition: two-minute review The Xbox Series X Digital Edition is one of the new additions to Microsoft’s current-gen console family, ditching the disc drive entirely in order to offer the gaming console at a lower, potentially more compelling price point. There’s certainly strong appeal to this; for folks who want Microsoft’s
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It’s been a pretty depressing year for the games industry, with more layoffs and cutbacks than anyone can remotely justify, as corporate bigwigs still take home huge compensation packages, or waltz into golden parachutes. As much as they can, developers are trying to fight back against this tide of misery, but it’s a tough task,
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The brand new PSSR AI upscaling method built for the PS5 Pro appears to defeat AMD’s FSR 3.1, taking a leap closer to Nvidia’s DLSS – perhaps giving gamers another reason to purchase Sony’s enhanced console. After its reveal during a presentation by PlayStation Lead Designer Mark Cerny, reception towards the PS5 Pro was somewhat
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“Disco Elysium shaped me as much as I shaped it, and I am eternally grateful for the experience,” Argo Tuulik, the last writer of the original game to depart ZA/UM, tells me. “That being said, there are some concepts incompatible with the Elysium world-building that I’ve wanted to explore for many years, and now I’m
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The once-unknown developer behind Mario & Luigi: Brothership has been revealed. That’s according to ‘Nintendeal’ over on X / Twitter, who shared a screenshot showing the intellectual property information of the game, which was discovered after some players received their physical copy early, ahead of its November 7 launch. The information provided seems to confirm
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