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Gears of War E-Day campaign review: Brutal visceral battle in a great war game (opens the original)
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Testosterone-fuelled Gears is back with an explosion-packed bang in this thrill-ride of a video game. The original Gears of War made headlines with its standout graphics and non-stop action on the Xbox 360 way back in 2006. Twenty years on, developer The Coalition goes backwards to go forwards, by focusing the new story on Emergence Day, 14 years before the original’s setting. It’s where the beasties of the evil Locust Horde first emerged from beneath the planet Sera and launched a devastating s
AI receptionists will mean 24/7 access to your plumber, local pub or hairdresser (opens the original)
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You'll never struggle again to get hold of your plumber, local pub or hairdresser as a new AI receptionist gets rolled out across Britain. AI from BT is a new bot that’s targeted at Britain’s small businesses, like pubs, builders and shops, with the aim of helping millions of customers to finally get through when a human is too busy to take a call. For example, if a restaurant owner is busy serving food to a table, the AI will take the call and book you a place for dinner without the need for a
Minecraft Dungeons 2 review: Blocky action-adventure fun in a vibrant dimension (opens the original)
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The blocks are back in this sequel dungeon crawler that introduces a colourful new dimension and plenty of 45-degree angled action gaming. Minecraft Dungeons was a well received addition to this growing franchise back in 2020 thanks to its story-driving action adventure, a first for the open-world series. And its sequel aims to double down on the frantic brawler gameplay fun while giving Minecraft fans a vibrant new space to explore in the Sift. The story is everything you’d expect in a follow-u
The Molotovs caught live: A rip-roaring Welleresque trio delivering hot rock (opens the original)
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The Molotovs perform at O2 Forum Kentish Town The Molotovs are a rip-roaring rollercoaster of a rock band and have a bright future based on their blockbuster performance at London’s O2 Kentish Town Forum. The trio, fronted by blonde brother and sister act Matt and Issey Cartlidge, went off like a rocket the minute they hit the stage Friday night at the packed fever-pitch venue. The Oasis song Bring It On Down comes immediately to mind as smartly dressed drummer Noah Riley strikes up the tom-toms
Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike review: A brilliant battery and haptic click edge (opens the original)
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Logitech’s last effort in the Superstrike range was widely regarded as one of the best gaming mice ever. It’s use of groundbreaking haptic feedback to deliver the sensation of a click in the main buttons, something that really wasn’t a thing beforehand, felt like a genuine step up from the rest. And now we have its successor, the Pro X3 Superstrike. Similarly priced at the top end for a gaming mouse, this little beast of a machine is an ideal gizmo for the wannabe pro gamer looking for an edge i
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