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Spider-Man: Brand New Day villain says a "lot" of his scenes were cut and "more recognizable actors" were removed entirely

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Gamesradar ·18 days ago

OG Fallout was "entirely different" from foundational RPGs like Ultima because those games "expect you to be good," says co-creator: "Fallout has no such expectation"

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Gamesradar ·27 days ago

Final Fantasy 4 was nearly skipped entirely so the JRPG series could "beat" Dragon Quest: "It was kind of a brilliant idea"

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TechRadar ·last mo.

This CPU uses solar power to 'run computations' without the need for batteries

Penn State researchers built a monolithic 3D chip that runs entirely off ambient light without leveraging a batteryThe chip stacks silicon photovoltaics, MoS₂/WSe₂ complementary logic, and graphene chemical sensors…

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Gamesradar ·last mo.

Sebastian Stan shaved his head, and now DC fans think he's playing an entirely different villain in The Batman 2

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Vacuumwars ·last mo.

Robot Vacuums: Best from $1300 to $1600 -June 2026

Welcome to Vacuum Wars’ pick for the best robot vacuum in the $1300 to $1600 price range. Because we buy every robot vacuum we test, our rankings are based entirely on measured performance—not marketing promises.

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Petapixel ·last mo.

The Canon EOS RP Is Not Entirely Discontinued but It Won't Stick Around Forever

News broke this week that the Canon EOS RP was discontinued, and that is certainly true in some markets, but not others.

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Pcgamer ·last mo.

Path of Exile used to think 'live service was entirely upside, in all cases', but 10 years of experience and games like Baldur's Gate 3 have shown him another way

It's easy for us, sitting in our chairs of critique and our long, weary experience with the live service wringer, to decry the model as something inherently toxic for the industry.