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Can the Upcoming ‘Expanse’ Game Avoid ‘Mass Effect’s’ Biggest Mistake?

  • Owlcat's Expanse RPG "Osiris Reborn" launches spring 2027, invites Mass Effect comparisons.
  • Players balance relations between Earth, Mars and Belter factions.
  • April beta praised for combat/visuals but criticised for story and voice acting.

Owlcat Games has revealed further details on The Expanse: Osiris Reborn, a third-person shooter and role-playing game due for release in spring 2027 and set in the same period as the first two books of the acclaimed sci-fi series. The developer, best known for top-down RPGs such as…

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Post Malone breaks into his $2 million The One Ring, stressing out a whole room of Magic: The Gathering players: ‘our insurance doesn’t cover that card’

  • Post Malone opened his roughly $2 million "The One Ring" Magic card.
  • The rare, one-of-one card left onlookers and organisers visibly stressed.
  • An organiser said their insurance doesn't cover a card this valuable.

Musician Post Malone caused a stir among Magic: The Gathering players and organisers after opening up his ultra-rare "The One Ring" card, reportedly worth around $2 million, at a live event. The One Ring is a one-of-one serialised card produced for the Lord of the Rings: Tales of…

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How to unlock Night Mode and Easy Mode in Mortal Shell 2

  • Mortal Shell 2 has hidden Night Mode and Easy Mode difficulty options.
  • Night Mode requires the Gloombound Flame item and a brazier at Marrow Keep.
  • Easy Mode uses the Slayer Seal but disables achievements.

Destructoid has published a guide explaining how players can unlock two optional difficulty modifiers in Mortal Shell 2: Night Mode, which makes the game harder but more rewarding, and Easy Mode, which softens combat for players who want a less punishing experience. Neither is available from the outset,…

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Elden Ring Switch 2 Preview Indicates That Performance Concerns Are A Thing Of The Past

  • New preview shows Elden Ring running smoothly on Switch 2
  • Handheld and docked modes reportedly perform similarly well
  • Tarnished Edition launches on Switch 2 on 28th August 2026

A new hands-on preview of Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition, published by Japanese outlet Denfaminicogamer, suggests earlier worries about the Nintendo Switch 2 port's technical performance may be unfounded. Gameplay footage shared alongside the preview shows the game running smoothly against tough enemies such as the Tree Sentinel and…

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32 Years Later, One ‘Calvin and Hobbes’ Panel Is Still the Greatest Moment in Comic Strip History

  • Writer names the greatest single Calvin and Hobbes panel ever
  • Chosen panel is from 9 November 1994, set in the woods
  • Panel praised for blending humour, philosophy and Watterson's detailed art

A Polygon writer set out to identify the single greatest panel from Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes, the beloved comic strip that ran in newspapers for a decade. To qualify, a panel needed to feature both Calvin and Hobbes together, capture the strip's blend of humour, philosophical musing…

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