Counter-Strike 2 ‘Slur Tracker’ Reports 17 Percent Of Matches Contain Racist And Homophobic Language
The tracker also features a slur leaderboard, and one person is at the top of two of the available three categories
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A Cow Is Playing One Of The Most Complex Games Ever On Twitch Right Now
If a cow can play EVE Online, what’s stopping you?
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700+ Games Released On Steam Just Last Week, Setting A New Record
More games than ever are launching on Valve's massive digital storefront
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After Worlds, Pokémon Champions Got A Long-Awaited Update And One That Has Players Concerned
There’s good news and bad news to be found in the latest update to competitive rules
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The Biggest Mod Website Just Bought Everyone’s Window Into Steam
SteamDB's owner explained that the 'rise of AI' and 'mental burnout' led to his decision to sell the site: 'The internet we once loved is gone, and with it my passion'
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Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Devs Say Japanese And Western Players Are ‘Directly Opposed’ On What They Want From The RPG
Balancing player expectations between the two regions proved challenging
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Star Wars Zero Company Handles Difficulty Like No Other Game Ever Has
There’s a lot to love about Star Wars Zero Company. The story offers a more grounded view of the Star Wars universe, the XCOM-like tactics are sharply tuned, and I can’t get enough of my goofball squad with all their clashing personalities. But the deeper I’ve gotten into Bit…
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All 24 Pokémon Movies Will Be Available in Pricey Amazon-Exclusive Set
Viz Media is releasing an Amazon-exclusive, limited-edition set of all 24 Pokémon movies on Blu-ray. It's a beautiful collection that will catch the attention of any fan, but its eye-watering price tag might be the reason potential buyers end up skipping this purchase.
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D&D Could Go Back to the Underdark Soon With a New Campaign
What horrors lie in wait in the deepest reaches of the world? In Dungeons & Dragons, the answer is: spiders… and tentacled monstrosities. As veteran D&D players know, the Underdark is a common location for adventures in the Forgotten Realms and Greyhawk settings, but it’s been a…
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28 Years Later, This Remains the Most Near-Perfect WWII Movie of All Time
War movies are a genre that will never go out of style. Beyond the action they show on screen, they are also used in exploring the human condition and how it is affected by violence. War — real or fictional — is never an easy thing, especially for those involved on the…
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Onimusha Way of the Sword release time in your time zone
With the release of Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Capcom brings its famous samurai action series from the PS2 era to modern audiences. Featuring the iconic historical figure Miyamoto Musashi as the protagonist, this new Onimusha game, as Giovanni Colantonio explains in his review…
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63 Years Later, the Creepiest Episode of 'The Twilight Zone' is Still Nightmare Fuel
The Twilight Zone is a black-and-white television series created by Rod Serling, who also hosted the show and wrote most of the episodes. It aired on television from 1959 until 1964. Over five seasons, 156 episodes were produced. The show is an anthology that delves into stories…
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Mario Kart 8 Just Got a Game-Changing Update for Nintendo Switch 2
Nintendo just dropped a surprise update for the 71 million players of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, bringing brand-new Switch 2 support to the 2017 kart-racing game. The new Mario Kart 8 Deluxe update brings some expected features, including "clearer visuals" for the Nintendo Switch 2…
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GTA 6 Soars to No. 1 on Netflix's Movie Chart
After 13 years of waiting, Grand Theft Auto 6 is finally starting to feel real — and fans have been desperate for every scrap of information they can get. Recent leaks offered glimpses of the game ahead of its official reveal, while Rockstar's latest footage confirmed that GTA 6…
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Emotional Fans Say Goodbye to Tokyo’s Life-Sized Gundam: ‘Thank You For Your Service!’
Statue to be torn down after 9 years of operation, with replacement yet to be announced
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Star Wars Zero Company Is the Andor Replacement No One Expected
I’ve never been what you would call a “Star Wars guy.” As much as I enjoy George Lucas’ original film trilogy, they always struck me as perfectly fun popcorn movies rather than masterpieces of American cinema. My interest in Star Wars has only ever been casual outside of those…
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