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A true spiritual successor to the Telltale Games of the 2010s.
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The hunt for undead Easter eggs begins again.
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Pluribus Episode 3 Review: "Grenade" does some interesting world-building even while it raises more questions about the Joined... and Carol's power over them.
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The OnePlus 15 pretty much nails everything you should want from a phone, with killer performance, extensive battery life, and impressive cameras. It may not be a leap forward from its predecessor, but that doesn't make it any less excellent.
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Arco review: A gorgeously crafted tale of time travel, Arco fills two sci-fi futures with hope like if Miyazaki had made Interstellar.
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It's still early, but BLOPS 7 multiplayer is a lot of fun so far.
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This ambitious campaign takes big swings that don't always land.
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Netflix's Jay Kelly review: George Clooney and Adam Sandler team up for director Noah Baumbach’s film about a movie star and the price of fame.
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The Lenovo Legion Tower 7i Gen 10 is a great starter gaming PC that offers a whole lot of power, but maybe costs more than it should.
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Osgood Perkins’ latest dark trip has a powerful Tatiana Maslany performance and cool aesthetics to thank for keeping Keeper from getting completely lost in the woods.
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South Park Season 28 quickly bounces back with “Sora Not Sorry,” a hilarious takedown of AI and the disinformation age.
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Despite frustrating plotting and uneven execution, Netflix's The Beast in Me is stacked with great performances by a solid cast that ultimately make the show worth a watch.
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If you’re looking to make the jump to a leverless fighting game controller, Corsair’s Novablade Pro is among the best around.
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An action RPG amusement park where every ride is being run at half speed.
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With polished gunplay and an irresistible grind, this is the new standard for extraction shooters.
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The Carpenter's Son review: Nicolas Cage leads a solid biblical saga with a horror twist.
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Movie review: The Running Man survives but Edgar Wright and Glen Powell get caught between the bleak sci-fi of Stephen King’s novel and the campy satire of the Arnold Schwarzenegger version.
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Now You See Me: Now You Don’t review: More Horsemen, more charm, more paper-thin characters.
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A gorgeous antique city-builder that is worthy of a standing ovation.
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It was designed for AI, but the GMKTec Evo-X2 is also a capable little mini gaming PC.