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Blizzard is changing Mythic odds now, then removing Mythic reroll crafting in the Horadric Cube for a direct upgrade.

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Front-row “getting barrier” has turned into a public health and crowd-safety problem, from diapers to police reports.

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A clicky, lever-driven device becomes the whole game loop, turning deduction into crackling, haunted visions.

The São Paulo Morumbi concert was pulled last-minute, refunds issued, and Friday's show is set to proceed.

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A new cross-platform bundle puts subscription gaming into VR’s front door, and shifts distribution strategy for everyone.

“Danger.exe” retools the school-at-Genosha status quo: teachers at Xavier’s, missions from the ruins, plus a major Gambit tease.

A bitter earlier-year dispute over The Deb has ended, at least for now, with Wilson prevailing in court.