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‘Bloodborne’ Officially Returns in 6 Months With New Release
With no news of a sequel in sight, Bloodborne fans can look forward to a new release coming early next year. Read on for more details.
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5 best anime arcs that are 10/10, no notes (#3 is pure shonen excellence)
This Polygon feature is a curated list ranking five anime story arcs the writer considers essentially flawless, praising them for high stakes, meaningful character growth and satisfying, well-paced conclusions. The list opens with the Promised Day arc from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, which resolves the antagonist Father’s centuries-long plan and brings the Elric brothers’ journey to…
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Remembering Splatoon, the 2015 gamble that became Nintendo’s freshest success story
How Nintendo’s online gamble kept players happy and hungry for more
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Paul McCartney Explains the Sad Paradox of Listening to This Fellow Rockstar’s 1971 Hit
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 02: (EDITORS NOTE: Image has been converted to black and white) Paul McCartney attends the 2024 MusiCares Person of the Year Honoring Jon Bon Jovi during the 66th GRAMMY Awards on February 02, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for The Recording Academy) In a 2026…
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I enjoyed this video of Oblivion Remastered actor Wes Johnson goofing around in a sound booth dressed as Sheogorath, but a patch for the PC version would be nice too, Bethesda
A video showing Wes Johnson, the voice actor behind Sheogorath in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, larking about in a recording booth dressed as the mad Daedric Prince has been circulating among fans, offering a light-hearted glimpse behind the scenes of the game’s voice work. The clip has been well received by fans of…
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The 1960s band Eric Clapton didn’t want to exist: “A mistake”
Eric Clapton described Cream as a “glorious mistake”, saying the influential 1960s trio became very different from the blues-focused, democratic group he had envisaged. The assessment matters because Cream is widely regarded as one of rock’s formative supergroups, despite the internal tensions that helped bring its short career to an end. Formed in 1966 with…
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‘People are unrelentingly supportive’ – Artistic director of Sheffield Theatres on working in the city – Yorkshire Post
The article features Rob Hastie, artistic director of Sheffield Theatres, reflecting on his experience of working in Sheffield. He says the city’s audiences and communities are consistently supportive, an attitude he presents as important to the theatres’ ability to make ambitious work and retain a strong local identity. Sheffield Theatres operates the Crucible, Lyceum and…
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Xbox UK and Europe console price hikes revealed – and it’s even worse than we expected
Xbox has confirmed steep price increases across its console range in the UK and Europe, with UK prices rising between 34 and 49 percent following a global memory shortage. The hikes, which had been previously flagged as likely, have now proven more severe than anticipated for British and European customers, drawing sharp criticism from gamers…
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Crunchyroll’s Darkest Anime of 2026 Just Became a Gripping Espionage Thriller
Crunchyroll’s new series Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia has emerged as one of the platform’s darkest offerings of the year, distinguishing itself from typical shonen anime through both its unusual, softer art style and its brutal, historically grounded storyline. Set in 13th-century Persia, it follows an educated slave, Sitara, who is captured by Mongol conquerors…
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8 Years Later, Prime Video’s Spy Series Is the Best Kind of Cult Show No One Talks About
An opinion piece from Collider revisits *Patriot*, an obscure Amazon Prime Video spy series created by Steven Conrad, arguing it deserves wider recognition as a cult classic eight years after its debut. The article makes the case that, unlike most espionage dramas that glamorise spycraft, *Patriot* is a downbeat, darkly comic and experimental show that…