Author: Zach_Wilson
Unicorn Overlord aims to bring tactical RPGs back to the ‘90s
More than just about any other game studio, Vanillaware is known for its style. At the same time, the developer is constantly shifting between genres. It originally made waves with the side-scrolling action RPG Odin Sphere, and more recently released the sci-fi epic 13 Sentinels, which is part visual novel,…
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31 Best Black Friday Deals Under $50 (2023): Anker, Google, and More
Blow their minds, not your budget. From slippers to smart bulbs, this WIRED-approved gear of deals under $50 makes clearing your holiday shopping list extra affordable. Source
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Want a Dolby Atmos soundbar? These 7 Black Friday deals are what our reviewers recommend
If you’re looking for a Dolby Atmos soundbar but don’t know where to start, fear not. We’re here to help. We’ve been searching through all the best Black Friday deals to find Dolby Atmos soundbars that suit every budget. Among the best Black Friday soundbar deals are Dolby Atmos soundbars…
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Pokémon is no longer just a game — it’s a lifestyle
A normal person in a rural town has dreams of becoming a master. As they come of age and spring approaches, it’s time for them to begin their journey to chase that dream. After saying goodbye to their mother and hometown, adventure awaits. They open the front door and take…
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The best Black Friday deals you can get for under $25
Every Black Friday and Cyber Monday, there’s always a ton of hype about the discounts on big-ticket items — you know, the deals on the OLED TVs, game consoles, and tablets of the world. But it never fails that many of the ultra-cheap items make for some of the most…
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Even gas pumps aren’t safe from cyberattacks at the moment
An alarming number of gas pumps could be vulnerable to cyberattacks, threatening to cut off driver supply to fuel, new research has claimed. The research team behind Cybernews has uncovered results from the Shodan search engine, which lets users search for severs connected to the Internet, and suggests that nearly…
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