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# Nothing

Ex-ZA/UM developers reveal Red Rooster, a part-immersive sim, part-"incendiary RPG" that is very intentionally not trying to be a "Disco Elysium successor" or "Disco-like"

Back in 2024, we heard about the formation of Summer Eternal: a new studio composed of Disco Elysium writer and world-builder, Argo Tuulik, and other veteran ZA/UM staff such as Dora Klindžić, Anastasia Ivanova, and…

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Gamesradar ·yesterday

Clayface first reactions say the DCU horror movie "holds nothing back" and is "shockingly gruesome"

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SlashGear ·yesterday

Car Mysteries That Are Still Mind-Boggling - SlashGear

Car Mysteries That Are Still Mind-Boggling Cars disappearing is nothing new: According to the latest statistics from Carsurance, a car is stolen in the United States every 43. 8 seconds, leading to $6.

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Carscoops ·yesterday

Can You Really Run A Turbo And Supercharger On One Engine? - CarScoops

Can You Really Run A Turbo And Supercharger On One Engine? In the automotive world, there's nothing quite like the purity of a high-revving or large-displacement engine that makes its power by simply combining air from…

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Ign ·yesterday

The New Friday the 13th Series Crystal Lake Knows What We Want to See: Some Really Fun and Gory Kills

All eight episodes of Crystal Lake debut on Peacock on October 15. This is a mostly spoiler-free review, but if you want to know nothing about the show, best to click out of here.

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The Verge ·2 days ago

CMF’s first wireless speakers look like musical milk cartons

The CMF Speaker Series are the first portable Bluetooth speakers from the budget-focused brand that Nothing created but is in the process of spinning off into an India-based standalone subsidiary.

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Soundguys ·2 days ago

Nothing's CMF is making some noise with its first Bluetooth speakers

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Whathifi ·2 days ago

CMF's first Bluetooth speakers look like milk cartons, promise a full-fat sound

No thanks, I'm cutting down on dairy. Oh, these are speakers are they? Shaped like milk cartons? Go on then. These are the first Bluetooth speakers from Nothing's budget sub-brand CMF, and as you would expect, they are…