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Magic: The Gathering’s latest crossover is with none other than the heroes in a half-shell, and they come bearing ‘pizza lands’

The next Magic: The Gathering set is far from the caverns of Ixalan and the grottos of Theros—indeed, it’s set somewhere beneath the storm drains of New York City. As Wizards of the Coast announced Friday, it’s a crossover with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles themselves. Universes Beyond might be something of a contentious talking…

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Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 370: Girl Talk

Email us at blogcast@sony.com! Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google or RSS, or download here PlayStation · Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 370: Girl Talk Welcome back y’all! This week, Kristen interviews Ashley Johnson and Laura Bailey for a spoiler-filled The Last of Us Part II discussion. The team also talks PlayStation Indies, Ghost of Tsushima,…

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“DDoS is not a game. It’s a crime!” Europol targets the youth in latest bid to take down DDoS-for-hire infrastructure

By the very nature of modern DDoS attacks, which often deploy large botnets dispersed over a large geographical area, it’s difficult to pin the blame on any one mastermind. That said, last week a number of different countries collaborated in a Europol-supported effort designed to take criminal DDoS-for-hire infrastructure offline. 21 different countries in total…

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Highguard developers were surprised by layoff notices, new report says: They thought they’d have at least a few months to work on it but when Tencent ended funding, there was nothing left

As the free-to-play multiplayer shooter Highguard continues to sink, a new Bloomberg report based on interviews with 10 former employees of developer Wildlight Entertainment provides a closer look at where it all went so badly wrong. The skeleton of the story is well known: A surprise reveal at the 2025 Game Awards that didn’t make…

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How to survive as an indie developer for 20 years

Dan Marshall was 24 when he picked up C++ for Dummies. “I’ve left this too late,” he thought. “I’m too past-it to be learning a new skill like programming. Damn it, why didn’t I learn this in school?” Two decades on, Marshall has led the development of no fewer than three games with 80+% review…

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ThunderX3 Solo 360 review

A reasonable price, something actually comfortable, a range of adjustability options, a small-ish box and an easy build. When it comes to a number of budget gaming chairs, it can feel like a case of ‘pick two—and be thankful you got two’. The ThunderX3 Solo 360 is different. Instead it asks, ‘why choose?’ But before…

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