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Trading Pokémon remotely in Pokémon Go is getting a few changes. You’ll now need a higher friendship level with the other player to trade from a distance, and there will be a limit on how many remote trades you can do. I’m here to explain all the details about this new feature and offer some advice on how to get ready for remote trading, even if it’s not available where you are just yet.
I’ve watched Oliver Queen go through so much in the early seasons of Arrow. He gets beaten down constantly, but he always finds a way to get back on his feet, even when his former friend Slade Wilson returns to Starling City with that Mirakuru serum. But it wasn’t until Season 3 that he truly faced death. And when he did, it felt like the show itself changed direction, and things started getting really wild and unbelievable.
January brings a lot of new movies and TV shows, but the biggest releases are coming later in the month. Keep an eye out for The Rip on Netflix, premiering January 16th, starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon.
Both Omni-Man and Rex Splode Funko Pops arrived covered in fake blood, mirroring a scene from the animated show’s seventh episode of season three. A limited-edition bloody Allen Pop figure was also briefly available online recently, but had sold out by the time this was written.
Imagine a dartboard that works with Xbox! Microsoft and Target Darts have teamed up, launching just before the excitement of the 2026 PDC World Darts Championship begins.
Daniel Craig first played the detective Benoit Blanc in the 2019 film Knives Out. He’s reprised the role in Glass Onion and Wake Up Dead Man, which had a limited theatrical release on November 26th and will be available on Netflix starting December 12th.
A new mathematical framework leverages Dirac measures to extend the concept of quantum states to systems not limited by spatial separation, offering a fresh perspective on quantum correlations.
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It’s been thirteen years since this game was first revealed, and a lot has changed during development. What makes it so captivating that we’re eager to finish it – or at least see one of its endings – before the year ends?
Seeing Galactus in his classic comic book look in The Fantastic Four: First Steps was a highlight for many fans. However, concept art recently shared by Marvel Studios’ Head of Visual Development, Ryan Meinerding, reveals we almost saw an even more detailed version of the villain. Meinerding explained that while this version wasn’t used in the film, they explored designs inspired by the comics that showed Galactus’ entire face. These images offer a closer look at the character’s skin, features, and how he’s connected to the technology within his helmet, providing a new perspective on the antagonist.