Grant St. Clair
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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GTA 6 collector's edition will cost $400, will not include the game (opens the original)
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I've maintained for a while now that GTA 6's marketing runup has exemplified everything wrong with the way games are sold today, from Rockstar skipping out on making a physical edition to the paywalled trailers to, inexplicably, a Vice City-scented candle. Maybe it's just a satire of horrible marketing practices, in true Grand Theft Auto fashion. If so, the just-unveiled GTA 6 Collector's Box is a punchline unfortunately made at our expense. Literally, even. This $400 (yes, really) collector's e
Ocarina of Time's remake finally shows gameplay, and it's a mess (opens the original)
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I can't believe Nintendo finally hired this man. For the uninitiated, "Nintendo, hire this man!" was a serious rallying cry that eventually became an ironic meme. Every time someone who'd just discovered Unreal Engine uploaded a "This is what Ocarina of Time would look like in 2014!!1" video to cash in on nostalgia — and every time the result was a smeary, brown-and-bloom-filled mess — the signal fires would be lit and Nintendo's hiring department would be called on. When Legend of Zelda series
Tom Cruise plays an eccentric billionaire in a doomsday short film (opens the original)
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To be honest and vulnerable, the last thing I remember liking Tom Cruise in was that mistakenly uploaded The Mummy trailer with the music and sound effects missing. Before that, it was probably Collateral, if only because his villain turn allowed him to flex his acting muscles instead of being yet another runny jumpy action guy. It's been 22 years since that movie, which is apparently how long it takes for Cruise to try real acting again. At least in a project that's not a Scientology recruitmen
David Tennant shares his Criterion Closet picks (opens the original)
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Ah, the Criterion Closet, that hallowed battleground where famous cinephiles go to out-taste each other. I've dreamed of walking into those shelved walls to flex my taste on the plebeians for a long time — why yes, 'Bloody Muscle Body Builder From Hell' is pure art — but I suppose I'll live vicariously through David Tennant instead. As Scotland's national treasure and the holder of more lifetime achievement awards than your cat has lives, it feels genuinely shocking that Tennant hasn't had the c
Max Fosh entered a nine-year-old into a roast battle (opens the original)
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Just when we thought we were safe, Max Fosh returned. The only good YouTube prankster on the Internet (a title I have no authority to bestow) has made a career out of taking the most absurd ideas possible and making them a reality. Previous exploits include becoming a British royal, legally becoming his best friend's grandpa, and getting a horse to bet on other horses. This one, however, carries with it an all-new risk: hurting a nine-year-old's feelings. Being a witty wordsmith, Fosh naturally
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