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Fans Are Split On If Spider-Man: Brand New Day Earns Sadie Sink’s Character Redemption

‘So, about that guy you walked into oncoming traffic…’

By Kenneth Shepard Published August 10, 2026

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House of the Dragon’s Season Finale Was A Surprisingly Good Set-Up For The Show’s Final Season

All the pieces are on the board and the characters in their final form

By Ash Parrish Published August 10, 2026

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No Man’s Sky Players Have Visited Less Than 1 Percent Of Its Planets After A Decade Of Exploration And 40 Major Updates

'I consider myself exceedingly lucky to work with the people I do, on a game I love,' said the boss behind No Man's Sky

By Zack Zwiezen Published August 10, 2026

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No Man’s Sky Studio Director Says He’s Not Rushing To Experiment With AI: ‘Let’s Just Enjoy Making Games The Way We’ve Always Made Games’

Sean Murray compared the AI race to the post-COVID return-to-office plans

By Ethan Gach Published August 10, 2026

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In Landmark Ruling, Chinese Court Says A Woman Can Inherit Her Deceased Son’s Gaming Accounts

It raises big questions over Valve's claims that Steam accounts can't be passed on

By John Walker Published August 10, 2026

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Fans Were Originally Supposed To Have Seen Much More Of Light No Fire By Now, But Sean Murray Is Just Having Too Much Fun Working On It: ‘I Don’t Think People Realize Just How Ambitious And Crazy It Is’

The No Man's Sky director is in no rush to spoil the surprise

By Ethan Gach Published August 10, 2026

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Valve User Data Leaks In Cyber Attack On European Supplier

Valve has begun emailing Steam hardware purchasers after its European supplier, CEVA Logistics, informed them of a recent data breach

By Lewis Parker Published August 10, 2026

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Nintendo Offers Free Repairs To Consoles Damaged In Kumamoto Earthquake

As extreme heat complicates a tragic situation, Nintendo and The Pokémon Company seek to give some respite to their players

By Zack Kotzer Published August 9, 2026

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Anyone Who Wants To Print Their Own PlayStation Discs Will Need To Overcome Sony’s Wall Of Silence

While PlayStation seems committed to ending their physical copies, I wouldn’t hold my breath for a massive homebrew scene to fill the void in the immediate future

By Zack Kotzer Published August 9, 2026

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7 Comic Book Deep Cuts That Would Make Marvel Tōkon A Fighting Game For The Ages

A crossover fighter is only as good as its roster is out of pocket, with these traditions in mind here are a few mutants and monster that could balance out ArcSys' largely safe roster

By Zack Kotzer Published August 9, 2026

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No One Can Agree If This Desperate Workaround For Fixing Marvel Tōkon On PC Actually Helps

Marvel Tōkon players on PC are reporting that opening the Epic Games Store before launch fixes their performance issues

By Lewis Parker Published August 9, 2026

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Netflix’s Final Season Of The Witcher Unexpectedly Pushed Back To 2027

While the two tail end seasons were filmed in tandem, it seems the streamer will be adding a touch more distance between Geralt, Ciri, Yennefer and their final live action adventure

By Zack Kotzer Published August 9, 2026

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Rising Cost Of PS5 And Xbox Is ‘Not A Good Thing,’ Says Take-Two CEO, But He Doesn’t Think It Will Hurt GTA 6

The publisher expects launch to go as planned despite the repercussions of the AI boom

By Ethan Gach Published August 9, 2026

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Asmongold Says Twitch Banned Him For 14 Days After Latest Vile Comments: ‘I’m Not Sorry’

Twitch won't confirm the reason for the temporary suspension

By Ethan Gach Published August 9, 2026

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Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s First Samurai Epic Offers An Alternative To The Doomed Voyage In Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey

They may not be breaking Zeus’ law, but in The Samurai and the Prisoner, tensions rise as a well meaning lord betrays tradition, invoking curses from the gods

By Zack Kotzer Published August 8, 2026

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Just About Everything Other Than The Music Sells Out In NIN’s 30th Anniversary Quake Collection

Commemorating three decades of the transformative 3D shooter, id Software releases a surprise new expansion and limited merch collection with composer Trent Reznor

By Zack Kotzer Published August 8, 2026

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Trump’s New E-Waste Policy Has Vintage Tech Collectors Anxious They’ll Be Caught In The Crossfire

Aimed at reining in China's control of critical minerals, the White House is restricting e-waste exiting the country, whether it's a bin of abandoned cables or a sought after CRT

By Zack Kotzer Published August 8, 2026

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YouTube Mistakenly Penalizes Popular Science Channel Kurzgesagt For AI-Generated Slop

The science and technology explainers warned audiences in the past about the entropy AI will unleash upon the web and, after being forced to remove a video on microscopic superpredators, they're living through it

By Zack Kotzer Published August 8, 2026

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Project Zomboid Fans Are In An Uproar After Devs Revoke Access To Community Map

The much-beloved PZmap project suddenly disappeared on August 7, prompting Project Zomboid's team to officially apologize

By Lewis Parker Published August 8, 2026

Demon's Souls Prototype Video From Lance Mcdonald's Video

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Freshly Unearthed Demon’s Souls Prototype Footage Reveals FromSoftware’s Original First-Person Take On The Souls Formula

As fascinating as this prototype footage is, I'm sure we can all agree that it's good FromSoft ultimately went in a different direction

By Lewis Parker Published August 7, 2026