Kirby’s Truman Show Moment Is Perfect
'I have given Kirby the chance to lead a normal life'
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'I have given Kirby the chance to lead a normal life'
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The Nintendo Switch 2's biggest selling point is that it is a hybrid console that can be played on-the-go or on a TV screen. Imagine the surprise Nintendo fans felt then when the publisher revealed Onyx: The Dark Grip during Wednesday's Nintendo Direct showcase — a game that…
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Stephen King's Carrie was the first novel the prolific horror writer published back in 1974. It kicked off his career as a writer and has since been adapted several times, recreating Carrie in a different setting each time.
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Feel like pure shiitake, just want him back x
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Sega President Shuji Utsumi also discusses why they chose to cancel the 'Super Game'
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I'm begging for the developers to add some kind of map shortcut
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The Legend of Zelda had its moment, but there are plenty other games coming to Switch 2
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Give. Kirby. A. Sword.
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It's the first new Layton game in nine years, and the first to star the professor in 13
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Knockout Tour is also getting new content
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The next 2D Metroid game is coming in January
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It's been seven years since the Yo-kai were last seen in the West
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The hit Steam game about blending into your environment gets a console port
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Link and Epona are the latest super-detailed Lego build that won't be here till next year, and will probably be too rich for my blood anyway
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There's a reason why these companies want you to think their products are so potentially dangerous
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A controversial music video was just 'experimental,' he said
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Blizzard's many disparate unions are also being condensed into three groups for ease of future bargaining
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