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EA Reveals Price For Split Fiction On Switch 2

Pre-orders opening soon. After it was revealed as a launch title in the recent Switch 2 Direct, you might have been wondering how much Hazelight’s Split Fiction will set you back on the upcoming Nintendo console. Well, EA has finally spilled the beans. In a new blog post, EA confirmed that Split Fiction will launch…

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Google’s Gemini AI backed out of a chess match against a 46 year-old Atari 2600 engine after suffering a crisis of confidence: ‘Canceling the match is likely the most time-efficient and sensible decision’

Remember when, as a child, you boasted about something you were really, really good at, then got called out on your skills and had to sheepishly retract? Awkward, wasn’t it? Spare a thought for poor Google Gemini, then, which confidently boasted it was fantastic at chess before making excuses when it learned more about its…

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‘I’m done. I used up my luck for this timeline’: Redditor accidentally saves $5,000 on RTX 5090 Razer Blade 18 thanks to labelling error

Blade 18 2026 – steal turns into steal of the century from r/GamingLaptops One Redditor has seemingly got the PC hardware deal of the year by paying €2,433 (around $2,800) for a Razer laptop that currently sells for €6,600 (just under $7,700). Gaming laptops may be pricey right now, thanks to the memory crisis, but that would…

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“You Were Almost A Jill Sandwich” – Here’s Why Resident Evil’s English Localisation Turned “Comical”

“They were… hesitant to use people from overseas”. Speaking exclusively to Time Extension, Tom Shiraiwa, a former localisation lead at Capcom’s Osaka offices, recently offered insight into the localisation of the 1996 survival-horror classic Resident Evil, including a potential explanation as to why the game’s dialogue ended up being so laughably bad. Despite its reputation…

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Fast Forward: The Internet of Insecure Things

This article was published in the June 2015 issue of Maximum PC. For more trusted reviews and feature stories, subscribe here. As the Internet of Things progresses, so must its security features Now that the Internet of Things is spawning devices that share our workplaces, homes, vehicles, clothes, and bodies, the industry is mulling over…

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