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- Sep 29, 2026
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Control Resonant's City Is A Slog Compared To The First Game's Unforgettable Office Building - Kotaku (opens the original)
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By the end of Control Resonant I had forgotten a lot of my early problems with it. Remedy’s latest isn’t the tight, confident, elegantly structured game that Control was, but its messiness eventually gives way to a second half as weird and memorable as anything in the original. Unfortunately it takes a lot of time to reach that point, time mostly spent slogging back and forth through the weakest part of the game. It’s also the part that makes the first and largest impression, and why I felt unde
Dollywood's New Ride NightFlight Expedition (opens the original)
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Cora and Jasper Oakley aren’t characters from a movie. They didn’t pop out of a cartoon or video game. The twin scientists live in Wildwood Grove, an enchanted hollow within the Great Smoky Mountains with a large, gleaming tree at its center, that was discovered by their ancestor Albert almost 200 years ago. Their uncle, Ned, lives nearby, and is kind of obsessed with bears. Together, the twins spend their time experimenting with flying cars that also float on water and trying to figure out why
Marvel's Move To L.A. Means The End Of The New York City Comics Industry (opens the original)
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Marvel Comics is ditching the city. Like so many other native New Yorkers in the entertainment industry, it’s headed west, chasing the movies to Burbank, California, just outside of Los Angeles—not to what Laugh-In would call the city’s beautiful downtown, but to join Marvel Studios at Disney’s corporate headquarters. The move has long been expected, especially since chief rival DC Comics decamped to California in 2015. Disney execs have probably eyed the move for as long as they’ve owned the co
A Pirates Of The Caribbean Animatronic Got Updated And Fans Hate It (opens the original)
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DisneyDisneylandpirates of the caribbeanTheme Park Last month, Disneyland unveiled a fancy new audio-animatronic in the original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, and not everybody is impressed. Todd Martens of the Los Angeles Times calls it “misplaced” and “distracting.” Bloggers say it has “muddled” and even “gutted” the original ride. The Instagram post that announced the new addition has attracted almost uniformly negative comments: it’s “absolutely terrible,” “cheap and horrible,” and “t
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