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Jessie And James Are As Evil, Stupid, And Delightful As Always In Pokémon Let’s Go
Pokémon Let’s Go revisits a lot of the same scenarios from Pokémon Red and Blue, including run-ins with members of the villainous Team Rocket organization. In Let’s Go, these aren’t just any Team Rocket members, it’s the notorious Jessie and James from the Pokémon anime. They’re as evil and dim-witted as they’ve always been, and…
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Fallout 76 Gets 47 GB Patch
Fallout 76‘s latest patch is now live. Bethesda had said it would be one of the game’s bigger ones, and at 47 GB on console it was, but the patch notes themselves are short, pointing only toward improved overall stability and handful of bug fixes. “Several issues have been addressed to resolve hitches during gameplay…
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Razer Releases The Least Razer Keyboard Ever
Gaming peripheral maker Razer is not know for its understated designs. Its keyboards in particular are generally bulky and flashy; some might say a little gaudy. The Blackwidow Lite is none of those things. Not that there’s anything wrong with big and flashy—some of my favorite Razer gear is pink, after all. But sometimes a…
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Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee Versus Pikachu: Which To Get
It’s Pokémon Let’s Go launch day, and trainers around the world are setting off on a new adventure through Kanto with their partner Pokémon. That is, unless they can’t decide between the Eevee and Pikachu versions of the game. We’re here to help. You should definitely choose Eevee. Or maybe Pikachu. Ultimately, the decision comes…
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Devil May Cry Series Coming From Castlevania Netflix Producer [Correction]
An animated series based on Capcom’s Devil May Cry is coming from Castlevania series producer Adi Shankar, IGN has reported The series, Shankar told IGN, “will join Castlevania in what we’re now calling the bootleg multiverse.” Shankar’s acclaimed Castlevania adaptation was recently renewed by Netflix for a third season. Correction, 4:58 p.m. Eastern: The original…
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Fallout 76 Easter Egg Pokes Fun At Lore Inconsistencies
When did the Brotherhood of Steel first show up in West Virginia? What’s the real origin of Fallout’s big green super mutants? Fallout 76 takes liberties with more than a little of the series’ lore, but Bethesda doesn’t seem to be too worried about it, making light of timeline contradictions with a funny callback to…
By Ethan Gach