Beavis and Butt-Head’s streaming-only return on June 23 is sci-fi for morons
Titular duo spacewalks, travels to future later this month. Heh, heh, "titular."
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Review: New Chip ‘N Dale movie hilariously spoofs classic games, cartoons
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WarCraft Arclight Rumble impressions: High production values, questionable costs
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Sony lifts curtain on PlayStation Plus revamp: New features, curious game list
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AMD’s FSR 2.0 debut, while limited, has upscaled our GPU hopes
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Bethesda’s next two big games, Starfield and Redfall, delayed simultaneously
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We have played the lost Duke Nukem Forever build from 2001
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AMD’s RX 6950XT, 6750XT, and 6650XT GPUs are now on sale for $399 and up
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Duke Nukem Forever’s 2001 build appears online, may fully leak in June
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Rifftrax: The Game serves the fun, will make you crow in laughter
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Doctor Strange 2 review: Let Sam Raimi take you on a romp through Madness
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New lawsuit calls Kotick’s handling of Activision-Microsoft merger “inexcusable”
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Square Enix sells all of its Western game studios—and their games—to Embracer
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Tasting Coca-Cola’s first “gamer” flavor—and the history of game-and-soda tie-ins
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Activision news flurry: Shareholder vote, WarCraft smartphone game tease
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So long, Bethesda Launcher: Here’s how to move its games to a Steam account
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The first “Meta Store” is opening in California in May
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RIP CNN+, March 2022-April 2022
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All 24 of Playdate’s included games, reviewed
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Calif. lawyer resigns “in protest,” points to Newsom “interference” in Activision case
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Steam Deck’s future-proofed potential borne out by ray-tracing tests
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