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I Feel Like Invincible VS Is Going to Obliterate the Competition

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There are several reasons to be excited about Invincible VS, but the biggest one is its source material. The game is based on the popular animated series on Amazon Prime, which itself is based on the Image Comics title. Importantly, the original voice actors are returning for the game. This is a huge draw for fans of the show. Beyond that, the Invincible universe is packed with incredibly powerful characters, many of whom are perfectly suited for a fighting game. The comics and show are known for their brutal fights, and that intensity translates perfectly to this new game.

New Capcom Game Finally Fixes My Biggest Issue With a Major Ubisoft Franchise

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By 2026, Ubisoft appears to have discontinued the Watch Dogs series. Once a promising franchise at the start of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 era, it struggled due to a lack of consistent direction. Each Watch Dogs game attempted to be a sprawling open-world experience, a gritty crime story, and a continuously updated live service, but these elements never quite came together. Although Watch Dogs Legion introduced some innovative multiplayer ideas, the series ultimately failed to attract a dedicated fanbase.

My Hero Academia’s Replacement Just Saved Itself From Repeating the Original (And That’s a Good Thing)

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The anime My Hero Academia: Vigilantes feels like a return to the original spirit of the series, focusing on a hero whose abilities aren’t traditionally powerful. Koichi, the main character, wants to make a difference, and his journey as a vigilante embodies that initial idea. However, recent developments in the second season have significantly strengthened Koichi’s quirk. While impressive, this power boost risks making him too similar to the main series’ hero, Deku, and could diminish what makes Vigilantes unique.

Starfleet Academy Episode 4 Recap: The Final Fate of the Klingons Revealed

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The fourth episode of Starfleet Academy focuses on Jay-Den, the last Klingon in Starfleet, and explores the devastating impact of the Burn on his people. Jay-Den, who shares similarities with Word, the first Klingon in Starfleet but with a reversed dynamic, ultimately becomes the key to saving his race from extinction. The limited presence of Klingons in the 32nd century is explained – they were facing complete disappearance.

NVIDIA GeForce NOW answers the lack of PC Game Pass support on Linux with a new native app — RTX 5080 cloud rendering runs Ultra settings on Steam Deck or Ubuntu

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NVIDIA previously upgraded its cloud gaming systems with RTX 5080 GPUs, allowing for high-quality graphics – up to 5K resolution at 120 frames per second, or 1080p at a super-smooth 360 FPS – with minimal lag. This latest update is a bigger deal than just improving the graphics on smart TVs and portable devices.

Maingear’s new Retro98 gaming PC takes me back to LAN parties and 56K modems — you’ll have to be quick to nab one of these limited-edition models

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The Maingear Retro98 is a special, limited-edition PC that evokes a strong sense of nostalgia. It reminds me of classic gaming setups – think old wooden desks, CRT monitors, mechanical keyboards, and the sounds of dial-up internet. It brings to mind games like Age of Empires, StarCraft, and Diablo. Maingear says it’s designed to capture the spirit of the PCs that first got them hooked on gaming, and they really hit the mark.

FlexiSpot’s C7 Morpher chair lives up to its premium price with supreme comfort and dynamic adjustment options

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I was really impressed by this chair – it’s the most luxurious one I’ve ever tried. Given its high price – $899.99 at FlexiSpot.com or $939.99 with the footrest – I was eager to see if it would live up to the cost. After a few days of testing, I was pleasantly surprised! The chair is incredibly comfortable and customizable, with more adjustment options than any other I’ve used. The ergonomic design and breathable mesh material provided excellent back support.