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The Marvel Legends Daredevil: Born Again Mask Is on Sale Just In Time for Halloween
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Supermassive Games suffers layoffs as more than 70 developers seem to have left the company this week
Supermassive Games - the developer behind games such as Directive 8020 and the original Until Dawn - seems to have lost over 70 staff today as part of widespread layoffs at the company. Read more
Eurogamer
Tarae: The Unbound seems to get what makes a good ARPG, but crunchy combat aside, can it rise to the likes of Diablo and Path of Exile?
Who doesn't love a good top-down ARPG; a solid dungeon-crawler with visceral action and real punchy combat that sticks in your teeth like toffee? Aside from Diablo and Path of Exile , there aren't as many out there as I'd like. But Tarae: The Unbound, from South Korean studio Boundary and publisher Krafton, might help change that. I had a chance to get my hands on an early version during this year's Gamescom, and while it's far from finished, what I played of it showed real promise. Read more
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"This is Call of Duty's definitive extraction shooter experience" - Infinity Ward details the new DMZ mode in Modern Warfare 4
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 studio Infinity Ward is betting big on DMZ - the game's extraction shooter mode - becoming another major pillar of the series. In a wide-ranging blog post and developer diary , we learn more about the studio's goals, and how the upcoming DMZ builds on 2022's Modern Warfare 2 DMZ beta. Read more
IGN
The Beats Studio Pro Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones Drops to the Lowest Price Ever for Prime Day
The best Prime Day headphone deal so far.
Rolling Stone
Jalen Brunson and Joe Burrow Swear by These Sports Drinks and They’re On Sale for Up to 60% Off for Prime Big Deal Days
Stock up on hydration fuel, whether you're starting a new season like Brunson and Burrow, or just looking to power through the day
Rolling Stone
Jon Stewart Breaks Down the Threat of AI: ‘Why Can’t We Just Slow This Down?’
"In the future, we will use AI to cure diseases. But right now it's mostly murder, surveillance, and surge pricing for the McRib"