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Nintendo Expands Switch Online’s Game Boy Library With Three More Titles

  • Three Game Boy games join Switch Online on 27 October.
  • The additions span action, puzzles and pinball.
  • Mole Mania includes a two-player mode.

Nintendo will add Avenging Spirit, Mole Mania and Pinball: Revenge of the 'Gator to the Game Boy library in its Switch Online service on 27 October 2026. The update gives subscribers three more retro games, each with a different style of play. Avenging Spirit is an action game…

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Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember Gets Wuxia… and Let Me Fight a Horrific Spider Thing | IGN Preview

  • *Wo Long 2* pairs fast combat with wuxia-inspired movement.
  • The demo features a visually striking demonic island.
  • A spider-like boss puts the previewer to the test.

Team Ninja’s *Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember* builds on the fast, aggressive action of the series, drawing on the movement and flair of Chinese martial arts. In a hands-on preview, the writer praises its striking scenery and combat, while struggling against a formidable spider-like boss. The demo…

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How to complete Clampdown in Cyberpunk 2077

  • The 2.5 update adds a prison rescue mission involving King and Miguel.
  • Camera 117 lets V disable the cell panel and escape.
  • The article excerpt ends before detailing the final fight with Darius.

Cyberpunk 2077’s 2.5 update adds the Clampdown mission, inspired by Edgerunners 2 and centred on King and his crew. The job sends V into a prison to rescue Miguel, where a forced arrest leads to a breakout and a choice about the prisoners’ control chips. To unlock it,…

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8 Cyberpunk 2077 Replay Ideas to Make Night City Feel Brand New

  • Eight role-play rules offer fresh ways to replay Cyberpunk 2077.
  • Suggestions include delaying the Konpeki Plaza heist until Watson is cleared.
  • The Edgerunners 2 Update adds a perk for dual-wielding Power guns.

The article suggests eight self-imposed rules for replaying *Cyberpunk 2077* in ways that make Night City feel fresh. Rather than simply clearing every activity again, players can use role-play and restrictions to shape V’s journey and focus on different parts of the game. Ideas include playing a Nomad…

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‘Mass Effect Universe’ Leak Promised What Fans Have Waited Decades For

  • A leaked trailer for the cancelled game featured a male Quarian.
  • Fans had wanted a prominent male Quarian for years.
  • The footage also showed Liara, Asari and a Krogan.

A leaked trailer for the cancelled game Mass Effect Universe has renewed interest in the series, especially because it featured a prominent male Quarian. Fans had wanted to see such a character for years, but the brief footage cannot show how the finished game would have developed him…

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A Line Held Tight is a charcoal visual novel about a miner’s strike in the 32nd century and choosing your relationships wisely

  • A sci-fi visual novel centres on a miners’ strike.
  • Choices shape The Canary’s relationships with others.
  • A demo is available, with no release date announced.

A Line Held Tight is an upcoming visual novel about a miners’ strike in the 32nd century, developed by Humble Grove, the studio behind No Longer Home. It puts workers’ organising and the relationships formed during a strike at the centre of its story, an area the article…

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‘Clayface’ Officially Sets Up Another Iconic Batman Villain in the DC Universe

  • The Joker does not appear in *Clayface*.
  • The film includes several visual and story references to him.
  • Those references do not confirm the Joker’s place in the DC Universe.

*Clayface* includes several references to the Joker, but the character does not appear in the film. The details point to a nod to Batman’s wider world rather than confirmation that the Joker is already part of the DC Universe’s Gotham. Set photos showed “The Jokers” graffiti and a…

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Zelda: Ocarina of Time on N64 actually had a jump button early in development

  • Early Ocarina of Time prototypes had a jump button.
  • The N64 release made Link jump automatically at ledges.
  • A remake is reported to add a dedicated jump control.

Early development versions of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time included a dedicated jump button, but the feature was removed before the Nintendo 64 game was released. The discovery highlights how the game’s controls changed during development, decades before a remake was reported to add a jump…

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Pantaloon launches Playbill subscription for experimental indie games

  • Playbill offers a rotating collection of experimental indie games.
  • Pantaloon says it will exclude games using generative AI.
  • Plans cost $5 monthly or $60 yearly, with different access rules.

Pantaloon has launched Playbill, a subscription service for experimental indie games, aiming to make unusual titles easier to discover. The publisher says it will not feature games made using generative AI, and will add its own new releases to the service on launch. The initial collection includes 13…

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The ‘Terrifier’ Trilogy Is Returning to Theaters for a Halloween Run

  • The “Terrifier” trilogy returns to Regal cinemas for Halloween weekend.
  • Screenings run from 29 to 31 October.
  • The third film earned over $90 million on a $2 million budget.

The “Terrifier” trilogy is returning to Regal cinemas across the US for Halloween weekend, giving fans a chance to see all three films on the big screen. The limited run highlights the horror series’ popularity, which grew from low-budget productions into a box-office success. Screenings of the 2016,…

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