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‘Hopefully as many people as possible get to play it before Nintendo flips out’: Fans spent 3 years secretly crafting a full Metroid Prime 2D demake, and it rocks
A group of fans has spent three years secretly developing a full 2D “demake” of Nintendo’s Metroid Prime, reimagining the beloved first-person adventure as a side-scrolling game. The project, kept under wraps during its lengthy development to avoid drawing early attention, has now been shared publicly, with early impressions suggesting the fan-made recreation captures the…
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The Best Student Discounts on Streaming Services, Subscriptions and Tech
This roundup from The Hollywood Reporter highlights ongoing student discounts on streaming services, subscriptions and technology that remain available beyond the typical back-to-school sales season. Students can verify their status to access reduced pricing across major platforms, offering savings that in some cases exceed 80 percent off standard rates, making it a useful reference for…
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Chris Evans Teases “Brutal” ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Storyline for Captain America
Actor Chris Evans has hinted that his Captain America storyline in the upcoming Marvel blockbuster “Avengers: Doomsday” will be particularly gruelling, describing it as “brutal” during a Q&A at Fan Expo Boston. He said directors Anthony and Joe Russo have a habit of putting Steve Rogers through the wringer, viewing repeated punishment as central to…
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Netflix Adds Logan Marshall-Green, Scott Bakula and More to ‘The Sticks,’ Shares First-Look at Hockey Drama
The show centers on a grieving wife who steps behind the bench of the hockey team her husband built.
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Quinnen Williams agrees to $105.9M contract extension with Cowboys, locking him in through 2030 season
Quinnen Williams has agreed to a contract extension with the Dallas Cowboys worth $105.9 million, a deal that will keep the star defensive tackle with the team through the 2030 season. The move cements Williams as a cornerstone of Dallas’s defensive line for the long term and places him among the highest-paid players at his…
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aespa’s Karina Makes Converse Debut by Modeling Two Distinct Footwear Styles: Shop Here
For the collab, Karina is spotlighting the Run Star Crush and the Chuck 70 X.
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Ditch the Bubble Level, the Fanttik D2 Pocket Green Laser Level Is Priced Under $30
Amazon is currently offering a discount on the Fanttik D2 Pocket Green Laser Level, a compact tool designed to make DIY jobs such as mounting televisions, bookshelves and picture frames easier and more accurate than using a traditional bubble level. The deal, promoted by IGN’s commerce team, presents an affordable entry point into laser levelling…
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Limp Bizkit to Headline Australia’s Good Things Festival 2026
The lineup also features Simple Plan, Spiritbox, Polaris, The All-American Rejects, Bad Religion, and more.
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Sheffield park battle, RFK’s food fight and Pentagon races to rearm
In Sheffield, a proposed Orgreave Park development at Handsworth Hall Farm became part of the wider dispute over the city’s green-belt housing plans. The scheme’s early environmental assessment envisaged up to 900 homes and a 49-acre business park on farmland near Orgreave Lane. It sits alongside a Local Plan that allocates 14 green-belt sites for…
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“I wanted to get Jeff Beck in the band. Then I wanted to get Keith Moon. I went for the big time.” George Thorogood is at peace with not being Bob Seger or Steve Miller
George Thorogood, best known for hits such as “Bad to the Bone” and “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,” has spoken candidly about his approach to fame, revealing he consciously chose showmanship and spectacle over the critically lauded, understated success achieved by peers such as Bob Seger and Steve Miller. Rather than chasing the credibility…