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‘Widow’s Bay’ Showrunner Officially Confirms Season 2 Filming Timeline [Exclusive]
Widow’s Bay showrunner Katie Dippold has confirmed that filming for the Apple TV horror series’ second season is planned to begin in early 2027. The update gives viewers the first firm indication of the production schedule after Apple renewed the programme shortly before its first-season finale. Dippold said the writers’ room began during San Diego…
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With Doomsday Approaching, Grab A Cheap Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Steam Key With This Preorder Deal
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Detroit developer cites ‘substantial taxes’ as reason big blue cities like NYC are in trouble
A Detroit developer has proposed turning Belle Isle into a tax-free “Freedom City”, arguing that lower taxes and lighter regulation could help revive the area. The proposal is presented as a response to the economic difficulties facing large, Democratic-led cities such as New York, though the article does not establish whether the plan has official…
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Final Fantasy XIV Online Releases For Switch 2 On 4th August 2026
Square Enix has confirmed that Final Fantasy XIV Online will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 on 4th August 2026, giving Nintendo’s new hybrid console access to the long-running MMORPG. The release matters because it expands the game to another major platform and includes a free trial, potentially making it easier for new players to try…
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“The desire for a world you can escape to is stronger than ever”: How MMORPGs are flourishing in a multiplayer landscape dominated by live-service shooters
GamesRadar reports that MMORPGs are continuing to thrive despite a multiplayer market led by live-service shooters. Developers behind Final Fantasy 14, The Elder Scrolls Online and Warframe argue that players still value persistent online worlds, long-term communities and the chance to escape into shared virtual spaces. The article presents the genre’s resilience as driven by…
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Live updates: Maine Dems to replace Platner in Senate race; Quiet night in Iran
The article text is unavailable because access to the page was denied, so its live updates cannot be summarised reliably. The headline indicates coverage of Maine Democrats seeking to replace Platner in a Senate race and a reportedly quiet night in Iran. No verified details, figures or additional context were provided in the accessible text.…
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MindsEye has multiplayer and a grenade football mode now, which the handful of people still playing it will no doubt be thrilled to hear
MindsEye’s Update 8 introduces multiplayer, led by a new Grenade Football mode in which teams use grenade launchers to propel a ball into the opposition’s goal. The update is significant because it delivers a multiplayer feature previously promised by developer Build a Rocket Boy, though it arrives while the game continues to have a very…
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Nike Releases New Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Comic’ Sneakers: Here’s Where To Shop a Pair Online
Nike is releasing an Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Comic’ edition, updating the model first launched in 1989 with comic-book-inspired styling. The launch coincides with San Diego Comic-Con and underlines the continuing commercial appeal of Michael Jordan’s signature footwear range across generations. The unisex trainers go on sale through Nike.com on Saturday 25 July at 10…
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3 Clever Things You Can Do With an Old Amazon Kindle
An old Kindle can be repurposed beyond reading, with projects ranging from a simple Spotify remote to more technical custom displays. – Turn it into a Spotify controller using Kindlify.co and Spotify Connect, allowing playback controls while another device plays the audio. – Build a smart home display showing information such as weather, calendars, to-do…
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Anti-AI open source has an enemy in common, but almost nothing else
The article argues that opposition to generative AI is becoming more visible within open-source software, but is politically and culturally fragmented despite sharing concerns about AI’s influence. It suggests that this lack of common ground could make it difficult to build sustained “bot-free” alternatives or coordinate funding and development. Examples include Codeberg banning projects largely…