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The magical girl theme is painfully underused in JRPGs, which is a massive shame, as it holds so much potential. The mix of monster fighting and an emotionally charged journey of self-discovery fits the genre like a glove. One multimedia franchise that does embrace this theme, though, is Blue Reflection, with all four games now…

Given the multiplayer focus of physics-puzzle game Heave Ho 2, we’ve decided to approach our review co-operatively as well. Below you’ll find the impressions of Jordan, Joel, and Alex as we each had a chance to check out the game with family and friends.

The spiritual sequel to Batman: The Animated Series brings back the Darkest Knight — with a big villain twist.

Founded in 2019, EPOMAKER is a Chinese hardware brand best known for its variety of budget-friendly mechanical keyboards with trendy designs and retro aesthetics, among other products. They have made a name for themselves in the enthusiast community for offering premium features such as hot-swappable switches, gasket mounts, and built-in LCD screens.

Returning to San Diego Comic-Con for its 12th year, the annual celebration of fandom and fashion once again transformed the Manchester Grand Hyatt Harbor Ballroom into a theatrical, immersive experience rather than a traditional runway presentation. Inspired by the worlds of DC Comics, twenty designers debuted original couture creations celebrating iconic heroes and villains; the…

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Emmy Rossum and Scoot McNairy are on the case in “Furious.”Credit: Disney / Sarah Shatz

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‘Laugh-out-loud funny one moment, sad and dramatic the next’: Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall in season 3 of Colin from Accounts. Photograph: Lisa Tomasetti‘Laugh-out-loud funny one moment, sad and dramatic the next’: Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall in season 3 of Colin from Accounts. Photograph: Lisa Tomasetti Review

After inspiring a wave of gaming handhelds with the Steam Deck, can Valve ignite compact gaming desktops with the Steam Machine? This diminutive desktop (starting at $1,049, as tested) brings your Steam library into your living room, running TV-friendly SteamOS out of the box seamlessly. So far, so good, but it packs relatively modest parts…