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Exciting news for Star Wars fans! A brand new game, Star Wars: Hunters, made its debut yesterday, and it’s a blast to play. You might not have heard about it yet, though, as this Overwatch-inspired free-to-play shooter is exclusively available on mobile devices and the Nintendo Switch. It’s unfortunate because Hunters offers an enjoyable experience that’s sure to captivate players—though it leans towards the simpler side.

Nintendo is on a mission, forecasting an impressive $8.4 billion in net sales and $2.4 billion in operating profits for 2024! However, this gaming giant isn’t just focused on numbers; it’s ramping up its relentless pursuit against those who mod or emulate its beloved systems and games. The latest chapter in this saga involves the Reddit community known as SwitchPirates, as reported by Game File. Nintendo is also seeking to subpoena information from a wide range of sources, intensifying its efforts to protect its intellectual property.

In the summer of 2019, a bold move by then-President Donald Trump sent shockwaves through the tech world. He hinted at extending tariffs on industrial components and other goods to beloved consumer products such as iPhones, laptops, and video game consoles. In response, the big three—Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo—put aside their rivalries and united in a fierce battle against these looming import taxes. “A staggering price increase of 25 percent

Last night, as I dove into the exciting world of Nintendo’s announcements that slipped through the cracks during their E3 2019 stream, something truly captivating caught my attention and sent a thrill through me. Among the treasures included in the limited edition of The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening for the Switch was what seemed to be my ultimate dream come true: a re-release of the

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Second seasons can be a real challenge. The magic of great TV lies in the unique rhythms and dynamic chemistry that blossom during their first run, but when it’s time for round two, everything can feel a bit off-kilter. Fortunately for Squid Game, this Netflix sensation has the thrilling advantage of diving back into its darkly twisted premise that captivated audiences in its inaugural episodes.

Nothing challenges your determination to stick to a decision quite like a monumental, wallet-draining purchase. In December, after five long years of deliberation and debate, I finally took the plunge and invested in a gaming PC. It wasn’t until I found myself standing in the bustling Micro Center checkout line, with an impressive “PowerSpec” box nestled in my cart, that I realized just how much I had wrestled with this choice.

A YouTuber has taken innovation to a whole new level by constructing a PC from an actual working toilet! This remarkable creation could very well be the first toilet that not only manages your waste but also lets you dive into epic battles in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Can you believe it? What a time to be alive!

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God, seriously, take a deep breath. It’s all going to be alright. Just hear me out: it’s ooooooh-kayyyyyy. Shhhhhhh. After the shocking revelation that Breath of the Wild is missing from the official timeline of Zelda games, we can finally breathe a sigh of relief knowing that Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom has secured its rightful spot in the legendary lineage

I have to admit, trading card games have never been my cup of tea. Sure, I was all about Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh during my childhood and teenage years, but since then, I’ve mostly steered clear of the genre. I’ve dabbled in a few rounds of Hearthstone here and there, but Artifact? Never even glanced at it! And when it comes to card games integrated into RPGs? Let’s just say my skills are laughably bad.

To be honest, I didn’t have high hopes for the PlayStation Portal. All I really wanted was the chance to dive into Yakuza and swing through the streets as Spider-Man 2 from the comfort of my bed—without shelling out over $500 for a Steam Deck. Plus, my bulky phone just doesn’t jive with those sleek Backbone or other snap-on game controller accessories. With both a Switch and a Switch Lite already in my collection, I’m