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Jul 31, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Serena Cherry

    Collectively, we chose a digital future for games – so why doesn’t it feel like our choice at all? (opens the original)

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    My local game store is closing down. News of its closure was, ruefully, the thing that motivated me to pay one last overdue visit. I picked over its second-hand PS4 games like a vulture, while the last remaining, slightly-mishapen Bowser plushie stared at me with accusatory eyes that seemed to ask: why are you only visiting this place now that it is dying? Despite growing up spending all my pocket money on second hand video game cartridges and discs, doing this now – after years spent buying dig

  2. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Serena Cherry

    After 3 hours, the new Castlevania game I've wanted for 12 years already feels like a classic (opens the original)

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    Castlevania Belmont’s Curse is a Metroidvania with a capital Vania 'V'. It’s the first proper Castlevania game in 12 years, and a proud 2D action graduate of the Symphony of the Night school of design – not only one of the best Metroidvania games, but the one that set the blueprint for hundreds of replicas, establishing the genre. Thousands of Metroidvania have followed in Symphony of the Night's wake, with a surge in indie popularity following 2014's Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2 – the most rec

  3. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · By Serena Cherry

    This gaming chair has RGB lighting and while it didn't make me better at WoW, it did cure my back pain (opens the original)

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    Beneath its gimmicky glowing light strips, the ASUS ROG Courser is a comfortable gaming chair, with adjustable lumbar support and a smart recline system that makes marathon gaming sessions feel effortless. If you're willing to pay a premium for an eye-catching chair without compromising on comfort, the ROG Courser offers both style and support. Dynamic Synchronised Recline helps with finding the ideal armrest height for accurate mouse control Spacious seat suits a wide range of body types Premiu

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