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“So, it’s seven,” begins the awestruck Carol Yung, appearing at a hastily called press meeting outside of the building that houses Odyssey, Harvard’s 14,000-core supercomputer. “The last digit of pi …
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“Our mission statement here at G2A is to provide modern games, from indie to AAA, at unbeatable prices. As an auction platform for game keys, we have been able to …
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26-year-old Ryan Carlisle curses, nearly bumping his beige trilby against a paper lantern in shock. Where is it? He could have sworn he brought it with him. Ryan digs frantically …
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“Alright Dave, you only get one shot at this,” says David Mooney, cracking his knuckles and looking down at a thin stack of notecards in front of his keyboard. “Let’s …
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As a society, we’ve come a long way since the days of suburban parents buying into sensationalized propaganda about Dungeons & Dragons being a Satanic cult, as well as the …
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Alright, here’s the deal: Fortnite was an easy target. I was a little bit naive, and whenever I see something with a colorful palate, I want to insult it. I …
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Hey, gamers: we’ve all been there. Sometimes you’re just not down for a co-op experience, and you’re looking for a nice single-player journey—but you’re tired of Stardew Valley, and you …
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When does a small indie company become a big-budget development studio? There’s some gray area on what really counts as an indie game, so this week, we played Dauntless, developed …
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Nintendo Switch Online’s NES emulator is packing a new feature that’s coming up later this month—a rewind feature. The rewind, which will allow you to move back through the game’s …
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