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Greetings Programs: Space Paranoids

Space Paranoids from TRON In 1982, Disney released a movie that would help to revolutionize the film industry. TRON was a sci-fi/adventure flick that imagined life inside the computers of the time. While the movie wasn’t the runaway box-office success Disney hoped for, it was a groundbreaking film in its own right. It was the…

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Quake Champions takes a shower, shedding all its 2017 live-service grime and becoming a $10 game

Behold, some wild Quake Champions patch notes Removed Battle Pass Removed Weekly / Event Challenges Removed the Store Removed Platinum and Shard Currencies Removed Loot Boxes Removed Daily Login Rewards Removed Champion Progression (the shard reward path) Most Vanity Content is now Available to All Users “Today’s update marks a new chapter for Quake Champions…

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Microsoft’s approach to age verification in Australia is further proof that Valve is taking the everloving piss

Many are justifiably annoyed about Steam’s new age verification requirements in Australia. Whereas most platforms and shopfronts offer several ways to verify one’s age, Valve offers only one, and it’s amusingly ill-suited to the Australian market. To prove that you’re over 18 years old and thus, legally allowed to purchase games like Metal Gear Solid…

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World of Warcraft: Forever’s first patch will bring back the number one thing seasoned players missed from the MMO’s past: storms

If there’s one thing that Blizzard nailed with World of Warcraft: Forever, it’s the atmosphere. There’s nothing quite like walking under the moonlight in Tirisfal Glades listening to distant howls and flapping wings on the way to your next quest. But many players familiar with the era of WoW it’s based on felt like it…

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