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Australians Spent A Massive Amount Of Money On Games In 2023
Aussies are buying more video games than ever, but aren’t upgrading hardware as quickly as they have in the past.
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Wordle Is Watching You
It’s been less than a month since the New York Times bought Wordle, but it’s wasting no time in ruining everyone’s favourite word game in all the shitty ways you’d expect from a billion-dollar conglomerate. And — you guessed it — that means your little daily puzzles are being loaded with ad trackers now, too.
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The Digimon Reboot’s Warp Speed Take on Evolution Is Keeping the Show Fresh
Though the Digidestined’s emotional connections to their Digimon have consistently been depicted as the true source of the heroes’ strength, almost every Digimon series has involved massive arcs in which characters were tasked with discovering external power sources that represented key aspects of their personalities. The trope may be played out within genre fiction, but…
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Nintendo’s Internal Data Shows That Smash Bros. Ultimate Is Pretty Balanced
We already suspected that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s roster was pretty evenly matched, and now we’ve got data from the game’s lead creator to prove it. r. In a new column for the Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai shared some data on the wins and losses of many of the game’s…



