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20 Years Later, Hideo Kojima's Best Metal Gear Game Is Getting A Worthy Remake

'Metal Gear Solid Delta', the remake of 'Metal Gear Solid 3', is looking fantastic, a reassuring turn of events considering Konami's history with remakes. The series was first popularized by Hideo Kojima.

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‘Star Wars Outlaws’ Could Be A Welcome Sci-Fi Take on the Classic Open-World Formula

'Star Wars Outlaws' shared new gameplay details during Ubisoft Forward, highlighting the game's descent into Star Wars' alluring criminal underworld.

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'Indiana Jones and the Great Circle' Could be the Best Indy Adventure in 35 Years

A new game called 'Indiana Jones and the Great Circle' looks to capture the spirit of the franchise in a way that only a game could do. And its giving us massive 1980s and 1990s vibes, too.

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Your Mouthwash Might Actually Be Wreaking Havoc on Your Health

Researchers advise that the regular use of alcohol-based mouthwashes should be carefully considered.

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In an Extremely Unlikely First, Scientists Found Frost On the Peak of Mars’ Volcano Olympus Mons

A glittering swath of frost covers the Solar System's highest mountaintop on chilly mornings, suggesting that Mars has an active, if sparse, water cycle.

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Cozy Games Are Finally Getting the Dark Twist They Desperately Need

Two games, Wanderstop and Grave Seasons, shown at this year's Summer Game Fest prove that the cozy game genre still has some life left in it. Wanderstop, from the creator of the Stanley Parable, seems to tackle real-life problems.

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'Black Ops 6's' Wildest New Feature Will Change Call Of Duty, Forever

Black Ops 6 will have more in common with Max Payne 3 than the rigid shooters in the series history.

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Microsoft Might Have Ditched a Huge Xbox Series X Redesign for This Mild Refresh

Microsoft announced two upcoming refreshes of its Xbox Series X console, along with the new Xbox Series S, which will be released this fall.

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9 Years Later, 'Life is Strange' Finally Gives Fans What They Want — But Is It Too Late?

Life is Strange is getting another entry, this time helmed by the series’ first protagonist, Max Caulfield. Here’s what we know so far about 'Life is Strange: Double Exposure.'

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9 Years Later, the Scariest Post-Apocalypse Villain of the Century Makes a Surprising Return

'Furiosa' actor Lachy Hulme goes deep on becoming the ruler of the Citadel and what it takes to make a Mad Max movie.

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25 Years Ago, the Most Surprising Mario Game Unleashed the Full Power of Nintendo's Mascot

Mario has starred in everything from three-on-three basketball games to typing tutorials, but it was a classic N64 sports title that demonstrated the humble plumber's ability to headline literally anything.

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30 Years Ago, Keanu Reeves Made a Preposterous Action Thriller — And Perfected a New Genre

'Die Hard' spawned countless imitators, but only one knockoff was smart enough to succeed by elevating and twisting the premise into a ridiculously awesome ride.

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The Promise — And Perils — Of 5-MeO-DMT

Found naturally in the Sonoran Desert toad, 5-MeO-DMT stands out for its quick, potent, and potentially life-altering psychedelic effects.

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Hands Down, the 65 Weirdest, Most Clever Things With Near-Perfect Amazon Reviews

Check out these kitchen tools that will make you smile every time you use them, car accessories so that your ride is as well-equipped as your home, and more.

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Why Apple's AI Debut Is Doomed to Disappoint

At WWDC 2024 tomorrow, Apple is expected to debut its approach to generative AI, and reports suggest the company will trot out the same summaries and text generation as everyone else. There's a good reason for that: caution. With hallucinations still very much a major problem for AI chatbots like…

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50 Hidden Gems Under $30 on Amazon That Make Your Home 10x Better

Whether you’re looking for genius kitchen tools, convenient gadgets, or functional decor, these hidden gems make your home 10 times better.

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10 Years Later, The Newest Star Wars Show Has Restarted an Annoying Old Debate

Lucasfilm’s latest series is the franchise’s best yet, but fans are too blinded by their hate to see it.

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20 Years Later, Nintendo's Least Popular Zelda Game Is Still the Most Ambitious

'The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures' was a strange experiment from Nintendo that didn't quite pay off but was still gloriously inventive.

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When To Quit Therapy, According To A Clinical Psychologist

Therapy can be life-changing, but when should you quit? This clinical psychologist has the answer.

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65 Bougie Things With Over 4.5 Stars on Amazon That Are Actually Cheap as Hell

These bougie things are shockingly cheap as hell.

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35 Years Ago, The Worst Star Trek Movie Could Have Been a Great TV Episode

The Trek movies have a famous rule about the even-numbered ones being good and the odd-numbered bad, but it's not that simple. One maligned movie had plenty of charms, just stretched a little too thin.

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The First Few Weeks of Exercise Are Often Excruciatingly Painful — Here’s What’s Actually Causing It

There’s a physiological reason why jump-starting a workout is so hard, and understanding it might make getting over that initial hump a little easier.

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19 Years Later, The Oldest Sci-Fi Show's Weirdest Easter Egg Brings Back an Old Trick

There's something oddly familiar about the recurring plot of this season of 'Doctor Who'

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Why Phone Cameras Are the Hidden Secret to Taking Amazing Photos of the Northern Lights

The ethereal colors of the aurora are often invisible to the naked eye. Technology is the only way to increase their brightness.

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70 New Things Trending on Amazon That Are So Damn Genius

On this list, you’ll find a bunch of new, genius life upgrades that shoppers on Amazon are loving — and you will, too.

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