HeyJaredJordan Minor
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 42
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for pcmag.com
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Returning to Vice City Put Me in the Perfect Mood for GTA 6 (opens the original)
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A huge reason why I’m dreading Grand Theft Auto 6 so much that I literally talked about it on the news is that we’re building up the sheer scope of the launch to an intimidating degree. Between the Netflix reveals, preorder details, arguments over physical media, and skyrocketing console prices, it all starts to feel so much bigger than just one video game. But GTA 6 is, ultimately, just one video game. It’s important not to forget the fact that all of this hype only exists because we’re talking
From Metroid to Kirby, Nintendo Switch 2 Makes Its Case to Win You Over, Even Without GTA 6 (opens the original)
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The game everyone will be playing this fall is Grand Theft Auto VI…unless you’re exclusively a Nintendo Switch 2 owner. You can play many open-world Rockstar hits on Nintendo’s system, but this upcoming installment is exclusive to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. Clearly, Nintendo’s plan to counter this is The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, launching just two weeks earlier on Nov. 5 after its lengthy full reveal. However, while a beautiful (if overly safe) remake of one of history’s most impor
'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' Remake Looks Like a Beautiful Game I've Already Played (opens the original)
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Forty years ago, Nintendo revolutionized gaming with The Legend of Zelda on the NES, kicking off one of the medium’s most acclaimed franchises, which constantly reinvented what a video game adventure can be. To celebrate that anniversary, Nintendo recently aired a presentation highlighting everything from an upcoming Zelda concert series to a reminder that a live-action Zelda movie is slated for release next April. But the star of the show was the full unveiling of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina o
Droplr Review: A Simple Screen-Capture App With Cloud Storage and a Few Limitations (opens the original)
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There's no shortage of free and paid ways to capture images and recordings on your computer, thanks to screen-capture utilities. I know, I've tested many apps over the years. But even with that stiff competition, Droplr stands out from the pack. This low-cost tool makes it easy to capture and share images and recordings across a variety of devices, for yourself or with a team. Since I last reviewed the app, Droplr hasn't changed much, but competing tools have improved, such as Ashampoo Snap and
Ashampoo Snap Pro 26 Review: A High-Quality Screen Capture App With Live 4K Editing (opens the original)
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Everyone from meme creators to CEOs must capture on-screen images—and sometimes video—to convey messages or share information. Snagit has been the face of screen capture utilities in the many years I've covered the category, but Ashampoo offers a serious alternative with Snap Pro 26. Like Snagit, the Editors' Choice winner for paid screen-capture utilities, Snap Pro 26 lets Windows users capture, annotate, edit, and publish images, and new live editing features expand the utility's video capabil
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