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Nintendo World Championship: NES Edition feels like Nintendo for the TikTok era

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Between WarioWare, NES Remix, and Nintendo World Championship: NES Edition, Nintendo has a thing for chopping its games up. Small chunks, often. When it comes to Nintendo World Championships, the clunky name is by far the longest part. As for the rest of the game, it’s, what, 10 seconds, 50 seconds at a push? This … Read more

The Canon R1 feels rushed, even with three extra years of development

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A person with blurred facial features sits in the background, while two Canon EOS cameras, one smaller model (EOS R5) and one larger model (EOS-1D), are prominently displayed in the foreground on a wooden surface.

In some of PetaPixel‘s images of the Canon EOS R1, you may have noticed that the logo was not visible. In some cases this was because there was electrical tape covering it, which is common with pre-release hardware that is on public display. In other cases it was because the “R1” logo fell off. At … Read more

Resident Evil 9 announced by RE7 director: ‘it feels substantial’

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Original Resident Evil 4 Key Art

GameCentralPublished July 2, 2024, 12:31 PM|Updated July 2, 2024, 12:33 PM There are rumors that Leon S. Kennedy will be the main character of the next game (Capcom) Capcom has officially confirmed that they are working on a sequel to Resident Evil Village, adding fuel to rumors of an open-world game. Resident Evil 9 is … Read more

Cannes Lions seems to be laughing as the advertising industry feels the threat of AI

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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, editor of the FT, selects her favorite stories in this weekly newsletter. This year’s Cannes Lions festival aims to restore humor to advertising, but at the heart of a new category celebrating witty work lies a broader unease about the creative future of an industry rapidly adopting … Read more

From the physics of g-force to weightlessness: what it feels like to fly into space

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Astronaut Wendy B. Lawrence was aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavor for the STS-67/ASTRO-2 mission when it launched on March 2, 1995. NASA hide caption change caption NASA Astronaut Wendy B. Lawrence was aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavor for the STS-67/ASTRO-2 mission when it launched on March 2, 1995. NASA What does it take to go … Read more

Gymnast feels ‘lucky to survive’ after life-threatening allergic reaction during flight

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Natasha Coates, 29, Britain’s number one disabled female gymnast, has a severe airborne allergy to tree nuts and peanuts. This has caused her to not fly for the past 13 years due to concerns about her safety on a plane when nuts are being sold. The Warrington-born athlete overcame this when she recently flew to … Read more

This is what Volkswagen’s Golf GTI Clubsport 24h racer feels like to drive

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First sight He achieved a class victory at this year’s 24 Hours of Nürburgring with Max Kruse Racing. We talk to one of the team’s drivers to find out more Published: June 5, 2024 Please enable Javascript to see all available images. Last weekend, Volkswagen officially unveiled the new Golf GTI Clubsport, which actually has … Read more

The opening hour of The Alters feels like 11-bit’s first third-person narrative action game

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I’ll call it out now: This is the least intriguing article you’ll read about 11 bit’s The Alters, a mix of Danny Boyle’s Sunshine and Duncan Jones’s Moon in which you’re (deep breath) a stranded space engineer who has to create different versions of himself. spawn using backstory branching gadgets to operate a massive, rolling base and escape the apocalyptic rays of the local sun.

However, we’re not going to talk about that hoity-toity quantum cycling and trading in this piece. We’re going to talk about how the opening sequence reminded me of Gears Of War and the many over-the-shoulder adventures it influenced. I’m sorry. It’s been a complicated week with minimal sleep, and I no longer have the gray cells to branch timelines, although they are certainly the most fascinating aspect of this game.

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Indie Game: The Movie is only 12 years old, but it feels like a relic

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I attended a screening of Indie game: the movie, probably still the most famous documentary about video game development, in early 2012. The film was held at the Game Developers Conference – “the definition of home audience,” as I wrote at the time – and received a standing ovation from a huge audience in the … Read more