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Nintendo Switch Online Gets Another Weird Bunch Of Classics

Nintendo is slowly but surely rounding out the Switch Online retro game libraries with another trickle of random games. From a special rumble edition of Kirby on the Game Boy to a Famicom game that was never previously ported to the NES in the West, June’s additions are one of the most eclectic batches yet.

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Tears of the Kingdom Fans Find Evidence Of Unreleased Amiibo

Screenshot: Nintendo / Kotaku Leave it to the dataminers to discover the deepest of hidden secrets within games. This time, the depths of Tears of the Kingdom’s code have seemingly revealed some as-of-yet unreleased amiibo. The evidence comes in the form of two unused fabrics for Link’s paraglider associated with different characters, one for Ganon

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Wordle Gets New, Competitive Way To Play From The NYT

Hot on the heels of the most recent PGA tournament, The New York Times is introducing a twist to its favorite word game Wordle that, as far as I know, absolutely no one asked for: Wordle Golf. Like the standard game, which is a more pacifist hangman, Wordle Golf requires you to guess its hidden

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Swing, Batter, Swing! The Epic Journey to the 2023 College World Series

Howdy, baseball fans! It’s that time of year again, the smell of popcorn in the air, the roar of the crowd, and the crack of the bat. Yes, we’re talking about the College World Series (CWS), the ultimate showdown of collegiate baseball prowess. Let’s buckle up and take a joyride through the Road to Omaha,

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11 Settings To Change If You Want The Best Experience

Diablo IV has ushered in a new era for the classic action-RPG series. And while the five different classes offer multiple ways of playing, a whole other layer of tweaking and customization waits for players in the option settings. While PC players will have more graphical options (which we’ll cover some essential ones here at

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Elden Ring Fans Are Still Finding Cut Quests A Year Later

We’re probably just around the corner from receiving some news about Elden Ring’s upcoming DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree. After all, it’s been over a year since FromSoftware’s grueling yet contemplative action game came out. People are ready to move onto newer and better things, right? But as dataminers like Sekiro Dubi show, the popular open-world

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What To Know About The Free Loot

Diablo 4 launches on Tuesday, and Activision Blizzard has announced a series of Twitch Drops that you can obtain for some unique loot you can use to deck out your characters. Whether you main Rogue or Barbarian, there are plenty of cosmetics waiting for you to kit your favorite class. Starting today and until July

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Xbox Fined $20 Million For ‘Illegally’ Saving Children’s Info

The Federal Trade Commission just announced that Microsoft has been fined $20 million “over charges it illegally collected personal information from children who signed up for its Xbox gaming system without their parents’ consent”. Dead By Daylight Devs’ New Game Is Fortnite Meets Doom The ruling follows a larger one from December 2022, when Epic

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LoL Superstar Doublelift Does Not Understand What A Strike Is

Last week the body representing professional League of Legends players in North America, the LCS Players Association, announced intentions to strike over Riot’s plans to gut the North American Challenger’s League. It’s a commendable stance over moves that will cost dozens of people their jobs, but not every League player seems onboard. The Week In

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Looks Like Epic Quietly Cancelled An Unreal Tournament Release

Image: Unreal Tournament In December 2022—so, only a few months back—Epic decided to close a bunch of servers for old Unreal Tournament games. This was bad news for long-suffering fans, but it was met with one small silver lining: Epic announced plans to re-release Unreal Tournament 3, for free, “no strings attached”. A Foe From

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