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This Keio Flying Squadron 2 Patch Fixes A Decades-Old Crime Against American Saturn Fans

English text, perfect performance. Victor Entertainment’s Keio Flying Squadron series arguably doesn’t get enough love in the modern era. The Sega CD original is a Parodius-style shmup with eye-catching visuals and great music, while the Saturn sequel mixes things up with platforming sections and some amazing graphics. Annoyingly, Keio Flying Squadron 2 was never released…

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These wretched bootleg Palworld costumes looks like they just shambled out of a Junji Ito nightmare, and they’re not the only knock-offs making the rounds

Palworld has now officially hit a level of popularity most can only dream of: the bootleg costume zone. I should reiterate up-front that these costumes aren’t official products from Pocketpair—an important footnote, since no-one should be falsely accused of such crimes against nature. As spied by VG247, Palworld players on the game’s subreddit have dug…

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How Processors Work

An in-depth look into what gives your computer its brain power When asked about how a central processing unit works, you might say it’s the brain of the computer. It does all the calculations on math and makes logical decisions based on certain outcomes. However, despite being built upon billions of transistors for today’s modern…

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Start Your Day with This Official Tomb Raider ‘Lo-Fi’ Playlist, Celebrating 30 Years of Lara Croft Adventures

Sound of the Underground. This week marks the 30th anniversary of one of the most notable and recognisable gaming franchises of all time, Tomb Raider. It’s been three whole decades since that box-shaped adventurer Lara Croft took her first steps into the depths of the Peruvian jungle, kicking off an action-adventure franchise that would sell…

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“It Feels Very Natural To Grow In That Direction” – The Newly Independent GOG On Potentially Following Nightdive’s Example

The company sees a possible future in resurrecting & remastering classic IPs. Over the Christmas break, news emerged that CD Projekt Red had sold GOG, the DRM-free distribution platform focused on classic games, to Michał Kiciński, one of the original co-founders of the Polish developer who had left the company back in 2012. At the…

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