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Necrons are “extremely arrogant aliens that feel like they cannot die,” so their weakness in Dawn of War 4 is an obvious one: greed
Dawn of War 4’s Necrons are designed as highly durable, attrition-focused forces, but developer King Art Games has given them a major vulnerability: overexpansion. Their need to spread their territory can leave key infrastructure exposed, creating opportunities for opponents to disrupt an otherwise resilient faction and making multiplayer matches less static. Rather than collecting resources…
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Ghost of Yotei’s PS5 Complete Edition Will Get a Physical Disc, But There Are Already Concerns
Sony has confirmed that Ghost of Yotei’s PS5 Complete Edition will receive a physical disc release, despite wider concerns about the future of boxed PlayStation games. The edition packages the historical open-world game with new content and uses cover art intended to match Ghost of Tsushima’s Definitive Edition, but its download requirement has prompted preservation…
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F-Zero 99 Receives Ver. 1.7.2 Update, But The Patch Notes Keep Its Changes A Mystery
Nintendo has released version 1.7.2 of F-Zero 99 for Switch, continuing support for its battle royale racing game. However, the official Japanese patch notes only state that several issues were fixed to improve the playing experience, leaving the specific changes undisclosed. The update became available on 13 August 2026, with an English-language Nintendo of America…
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The End of Tom Six review – Human Centipede director delivers one last freaky flick
Tom Six’s self-made documentary is presented as a chaotic, provocative final statement from the director of The Human Centipede, who reflects on his notoriety, stalled career and diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. The review finds it heavy-handed and self-indulgent but intermittently funny, suggesting it offers a revealing, if unruly, portrait of a film-maker still determined to…
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Chawinga sisters fire Malawi into final as eclipse thrills West
Malawi reach the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations final, while thousands watch a dramatic partial eclipse. Relatives allege four deaths followed an electricity disconnection; athletics and Broadway also make headlines.
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Paramount Faces California Exit Threat as Messi Mourns Father
Paramount’s CEO may consider leaving California amid antitrust pressure, while Lionel Messi questions his future after his father’s death. Jaguar unveils its Type 01 interior and Katie Gregson-MacLeod sets an album release date
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Mystery Wi-Fi network aboard flight raises ‘unusual’ alarm about travelers’ information
A Delta Air Lines flight from Las Vegas to Atlanta was briefly disrupted after passengers could see an unauthorised Wi-Fi network onboard. The crew switched off the aircraft’s internet service, highlighting concerns that fraudulent wireless networks could expose travellers’ personal information. Delta confirmed the incident, though the supplied article text does not state whether anyone…
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Helldivers 2 borrows from Dead Space and Silent Hill for its horrific new aliens
PC Gamer reports that Helldivers 2 has introduced new alien enemies designed with horror influences resembling those in Dead Space and Silent Hill. The additions matter because they shift the game’s familiar co-operative combat towards a more unsettling, body-horror atmosphere. The article’s headline highlights the apparent visual and thematic inspirations, but the supplied text contains…
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan nearly quit acting after miserable ‘Star Trek’ experience: ‘I hated it so much’
Jeffrey Dean Morgan said that a miserable experience playing an alien on “Star Trek: Enterprise” nearly made him abandon acting altogether. The actor described hating the role so much that it became a low point before his later breakthrough television work. His comments reflect the difficult early-career periods many actors face before gaining recognition. Morgan…
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The ‘Paranormal Activity’ Stage Show Has Audiences Screaming and Laughing. Can It Be Broadway’s Surprise New Hit?
“Paranormal Activity”, a stage adaptation of the low-budget 2007 horror film, opens at Broadway’s August Wilson Theatre on 14 August. Its producers and director hope its intense scares and comic audience reactions will attract film and horror fans who do not usually attend theatre, potentially broadening Broadway’s audience. The play follows young couple James and…