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Silent Hill f producer encouraged the game’s writers to read ‘100-200 books a year’
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Final Fantasy 14 Evercold changes housing for the better, Yoshi-P says, and World of Warcraft’s “amazing” take on the MMO staple has “been a good source of research”
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Final Fantasy 14’s Yoshi-P doesn’t quite get the community hype around Chort, the chunky boss who quickly became an online icon: “Just why?”
Final Fantasy 14 director Naoki “Yoshi-P” Yoshida has responded to the fan frenzy surrounding Chort, a “chunky” in-game boss who was quickly embraced as an online icon by the game’s community. Speaking about the phenomenon, Yoshida expressed mild bafflement at the character’s popularity, reportedly asking “just why?” in reaction to how enthusiastically players took to…
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Estimated File Size Revealed
Nintendo has confirmed the estimated file size for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition after store listings for the standalone game and upgrade went live on the eShop. At 45.8GB, the enhanced version is more than three times larger than the original Switch release, reflecting the substantial visual and performance overhaul the upgrade…
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“Magic”: When Brian May named the best musician he’s worked with outside of Queen
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‘Announce myself’ – Will Grainger sets Sheffield Wednesday target after recent breakthrough – thestar.co.uk
Will Grainger says he wants to “announce” himself at Sheffield Wednesday after making a recent breakthrough, signalling his ambition to build on an early opportunity with the club. His comments matter because they reflect a young player’s intention to turn limited first-team exposure into a more established role. The available material does not provide details…
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Gerard Butler’s Forgotten Crime Thriller Gets a Second Chance on Streaming
A little-known Gerard Butler crime thriller is set to reach a wider audience via streaming, years after it was overshadowed by a poor theatrical release. The film, which pits Butler’s hitman character against a con artist in a tense jailhouse stand-off, earned largely favourable reviews on release but flopped at the box office, meaning it…
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Former ‘Doctor Who’ Showrunner Breaks Silence on the Show’s Future
Chris Chibnall, the former “Doctor Who” showrunner who ran the series between Jodie Whittaker’s tenure, has spoken publicly for the first time since the BBC announced the show would be put out to competitive tender, effectively pausing production. He called the decision “definitely disappointing” but expressed hope that new custodians would eventually revive the series…
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False Memory is the perfect excuse to binge one of anime’s greatest masterpieces
Polygon’s article uses the upcoming Chinese donghua series False Memory, launching free on YouTube next month, as a springboard to revisit FLCL, the acclaimed six-episode anime OVA from Studio Gainax. The writer argues both series use surreal science fiction to depict the confusion of adolescence, and encourages readers to rewatch FLCL as a companion piece…
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The 1844 novel the Coen brothers wanted to adapt so they could “make up whatever we want”
The Coen brothers once floated the idea of adapting Charles Dickens’s 1844 novel “Martin Chuzzlewit”, explaining that its relative obscurity would let them take considerable creative liberties with the story. The remark, made by Ethan Coen, sheds light on the filmmaking duo’s characteristically loose relationship with source material, treating literary classics as a springboard for…