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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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Control Resonant is a great game — it’s even better when you read everything (opens the original)
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There’s a lot to read in Remedy’s Control sequel, even just in the menus. It’s worth taking the time to pore over it all. There’s a lot to read in Remedy’s Control sequel, even just in the menus. It’s worth taking the time to pore over it all. In Control Resonant, the entire world is at stake. But that didn’t stop the diligent employees of the Federal Bureau of Control from filing reams of paperwork, and it didn’t stop me from reading everything I could find, either. Reading is often optional
Competitive Pokémon is on phones now, but you still need a Switch to become a champion (opens the original)
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The mobile version of Pokémon Champions isn’t allowed at high-level tournaments, but it’s unclear why. The mobile version of Pokémon Champions isn’t allowed at high-level tournaments, but it’s unclear why. To get started with competitive Pokémon battles, all you need is your phone. But to compete at the highest level, like at the Pokémon World Championships, you’re going to need a Switch. And there doesn’t seem to be a good reason why. Battle simulator Pokémon Champions originally launched on th
Wolverine on the PS5 made me care about Marvel’s mutant for the first time (opens the original)
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Spider-Man developer Insomniac’s new game has delightfully gory claw-based combat, but its real hook is Logan. Spider-Man developer Insomniac’s new game has delightfully gory claw-based combat, but its real hook is Logan. Going into my demo of Marvel’s Wolverine, I mainly wanted to try out the game’s very bloody combat. And it is delightfully bloody. But after two-ish hours of slashing and stabbing (and parrying!) enemies with Wolverine’s claws, I left surprised — despite no previous attachmen
EverQuest’s biggest fans are leading its revival (opens the original)
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The developers behind EverQuest Legends are making sure it feels like 1999 again — just with way fewer headaches. The developers behind EverQuest Legends are making sure it feels like 1999 again — just with way fewer headaches. Live-service games and the companies that run them are in big trouble. Games and their developers are getting shut down and gutted, and publishers’ huge promises are dubious. Meanwhile, EverQuest, one of the original live-service games, is thundering back more than 25 y
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