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Boy band 1Versewill perform at Gamescom in Germany as the first K-pop group to be invited to perform at the annual gaming convention, the group’s agency Singing Beetle said Friday.
The latest season of Fortnite has dropped, and one of the big new additions is cheat codes. You can use these codes to get Sprites that offer extra buffs in Battle Royale.
Another Secret Lair drop is about to go on sale and this batch of Magic: The Gathering cards brings the lo-fi beats with Lo-Fi Girl and her iconic study space and cat (along with some new Marvel-inspired alternate art).
Huawei has once again teased the Nova 16s series gradient look, but this time the style is quite different. Instead of a simple video, the company used an anime style to define the water-based color combination of the new mid-range smartphones.
If you hear “Arby’s” and think of roast beef sandwiches instead of collectible holiday glassware, you probably weren’t keeping tabs on the promotional offers there in the 1970s and ’80s. A trove of vintage fast food collectibles that everyone used to have in their kitchen has become symbolic of the era (who remembers glass McDonald’s mugs?),…
THIS SMALL GAMING STARTUP JUST RAISED $18 MILLION — AND IT WANTS TO GO GLOBAL – La Nouvelle Tribune Stache28/08/2026
Oni Press has shared an extended look inside Flux House Presents #1, a quarterly comics showcase from New York Times bestselling writer and multiple Eisner Award nomineeMatt Kindt (BRZRKR, Mind MGMT)!
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Apple TV has picked up a new comedy series, Small Prophets, for its streaming service in an atypical fashion for the streamer. Rather than commission the project upfront, Apple has bought out the worldwide rights for the series a few months after the show debuted in the UK to record ratings.