Month: December 2022

Two things here. Firstly, I’m sorry Danny, but as a long-time enjoyer of the “dudes getting hurt real bad” genre of physical comedy, this is—within video game circles, at least—an all-timer. It’s like a modern recreation of Will Ferrel’s “I’m Very Badly Hurt” bit from Austin Powers, only with a Call of Duty twist: austin
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Although this manga has been on hiatus for a spell due to its mangaka’s health, RuriDragon quickly had me captivated by its bizarrely wholesome story about a high school girl coming into her own. One day Ruri wakes up to discover tiny horns on her forehead. Perplexed, she asks her mom what the deal is,
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Just so we’re clear, the fact that I’m recommending a movie doesn’t necessarily mean it’s “good.” At least, not in the traditional sense. G/O Media may get a commission Advertisement Case in point is Jack Frost, a movie in which Michael Keaton turns into a snowman. This is not a “good” movie, but it will
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About 100 years ago — or that’s how long it feels — we were all together, playing Wordle. Well, we weren’t technically together. We were in sunny places, snowy places, various countries, commuting, staying at home. We were together, though. In a sense. And we weren’t screaming. Little score grids popping up everywhere, instead of
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Shagun Malhotra Contributor A CPA, CIA, and an experienced auditor and process consultant, Shagun started her career in public accounting. She has worked with Fortune 100 companies such as Marriott and Freddie Mac. The great surge in entrepreneurship following the pandemic resulted in a significant disruption of most industries, which was mainly reflected in significant
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Amid 2021’s record-breaking funding activity, it wasn’t uncommon to see startups raise rounds composed of numerous small checks from a large number of firms and angel investors. But now that said companies are looking to raise extension financing, they’re realizing that more investors doesn’t always mean more future money. Last year, FOMO was running high,
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Advertisement On the Arceus side, the game’s open world often looked empty and flat. On the Scarlet and Violet side, framerate drops, constant pop-in of objects, and rogue glitches held back an otherwise ambitious new blueprint for the future of the mainline Pokémon games. It’s hard to know how much these shortcomings are due to
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Before hitting play on 2019’s Synchronic, there’s one thing you should know. It’s not that it’s a low-budget sci-fi film with an intriguing premise. It’s not that it stars Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan as best friends. It’s not that its directors directed a couple of episodes of Marvel’s Moon Knight. It’s that Synchronic will really, really
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The Force Engine Version 1 TrailerTo get more specific, The Force Engine lets us play the same old Dark Forces but with loads of modern improvements and touches, like proper widescreen support, higher resolutions and, most excitedly, full mouselook support (the original, like Doom, locked the players movements to the X and Y axis). Advertisement
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