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How to talk to The Order to review audio logs in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 3
This Destructoid guide explains how to complete the “Talk to The Order to Review Audio Logs” quest in Fortnite Chapter 7, Season 3, one of several NPC-tracking missions tied to the game’s ongoing storyline. The task matters within the game because finding The Order is notably difficult, as the character is tucked away in a…
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SanDisk’s new Optimus line provides more storage options for Xbox players with its new up to 2TB expansion cards
SanDisk has introduced a new range of storage expansion cards for Xbox consoles, branded Optimus, giving players additional capacity options up to 2TB. The move addresses a persistent pain point for Xbox Series X/S owners, whose consoles use proprietary expansion cards to add storage beyond the limited built-in capacity, and more choice in this space…
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You Can Play PS Plus Games Without Owning a PS5, but There’s a Catch
A new app called Asobi: Remote Play lets gamers stream PS4 and PS5 titles to a Steam Deck, Steam Machine or other SteamOS/Linux devices without owning a PlayStation console, using PlayStation Plus cloud streaming instead. This matters because it offers a cheaper, more flexible route into Sony’s game library at a time when console prices…
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‘Sorry, I Didn’t Know’s Historic ITV Run Extends To Seventh Season
ITV comedy panel show Sorry, I Didn’t Know has been renewed for a seventh season, extending its record as the longest-running programme from a Black-led production company a decade after it was first commissioned from TriForce Productions. Producers and the network say the renewal also makes it the longest-running Black TV show in British history,…
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Rangers chairman expects up to five more signings
Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh has said he expects between three and five more signings before the transfer window closes, while acknowledging that the club’s results so far this season have fallen short of expectations. Speaking to shareholders at an open forum in Glasgow, Cavenagh described the summer’s transfer business as “clunky” but insisted the club…
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Toronto festival market selects Palmer, Mehta and Irons projects
The Toronto International Film Festival has revealed the full line-up for TIFF: The Market, its first-ever formal international financing and project market, which will run alongside the festival from 10-16 September. The launch marks a shift from years of informal dealmaking in Toronto to a dedicated industry marketplace, with market head Charles Tremblay saying the…
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10 Best Coming-of-Age Books of All Time
Collider has published a ranking of the ten best coming-of-age novels of all time, written by staff writer Jeremy Urquhart, spanning both well-established classics and a handful of more recent works. The article defines a coming-of-age story broadly, as one about young characters who either grow up over its course or learn something about the…
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Razer’s Shure lookalike microphone is legit, but it’s left me asking where the rest of this brand’s content creation gear is in 2026
Razer has released a Shure-style broadcast microphone that closely mimics the design of the popular Shure MV7, and while the reviewer finds the microphone itself a solid, legitimate product, its arrival highlights how little else Razer has done to update its content creation lineup in 2026. The gaming hardware brand has long sold streaming and…
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House of the Dragon showrunner explains why season 3 strays from the books and puts the Prince That Was Promised prophecy out in the open
House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal says season three deliberately departs from George R. R. Martin’s Fire & Blood where doing so better serves television drama. The adaptation also brings the Prince That Was Promised prophecy into public view, linking the Targaryen civil war more directly to the wider Game of Thrones story and…
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Premier League 2026-27 preview No 2: Aston Villa
The Guardian’s Premier League 2026-27 season preview turns to Aston Villa, who enter the campaign as reigning Europa League champions but face a tougher task under manager Unai Emery after losing several key players and coaches. Guardian writers predict a seventh-place finish, a drop from last season’s fourth, as Emery aims to secure back-to-back Champions…