Hollow Knight: Harsh restrictions and subtle lessons make this platformer an excellent teacher
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Ajit Pai knew DDoS claim was false in January, says he couldn’t tell Congress
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Valve seems to be working on tools to get Windows games running on Linux
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1,160 miles in eleven days: A grand tour with the Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio
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US invaded by savage tick that sucks animals dry, spawns without mating
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Fortnite for Android may not be on play store, presumably to avoid Google's 30% cut
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Disenchantment review: Groening’s new Netflix toon is off to a bloody good start
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Experts criticize West Virginia’s plan for smartphone voting
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How do you pronounce "NES"? Nintendo throws a wrench in the debate
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The downfall of Theranos, from the journalist who made it happen
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Despite Chrome’s pending “mark of shame,” three major news sites aren’t HTTPS
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Supermassive black hole shot a neutrino straight at Earth
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Skynet meets The Swarm: How the Berkeley Overmind won the 2010 StarCraft AI competition
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Comcast starts throttling mobile video, will charge extra for HD streams and full-speed tethering
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Twitch Prime’s “free game every day” for half of July adds up to a ton
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Facebook patent would turn your mic on to analyze how you watch ads
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Report: Google courting developers for coming game-streaming service
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Valve revamps its next controller, should make using hands in VR feel way cooler
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There’s a slew of “potential new” Star Trek shows underway, per report
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Ars Technica's top ten games from E3 2018 list
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When will the Earth try to kill us again: Most mass extinctions began with vast convulsions of Earth’s interior—can we detect that?
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Data Propria, run by Cambridge Analytica alumni, working on Trump 2020 campaign
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Inventor says Google is patenting work he put in the public domain
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Why emergency braking systems sometimes hit parked cars and lane dividers: Recent Tesla autopilot crashes hold a lesson for the whole industry
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Musk promises manufacturing, self-driving, battery breakthroughs—and profits
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California Senate defies AT&T, votes for strict net neutrality rules
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Geofencing too far? Visiting the ER can influence which advertisements you get
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Game companies need to cut the crap—loot boxes are obviously gambling
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Alan Bean, fourth man to walk on the moon, dead at age 86
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Next PlayStation is three years off, Sony says
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In the lab with Xbox's new Adaptive Controller, which may change gaming forever
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Kingdom Hearts 3 gameplay world premiere: Pixar's magic even works on RPGs
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Valve will soon release apps for streaming Steam games, movies, and shows to phones and tablets
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Black Ops 4 ditches single-player campaign, adds battle royale mode
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Cryptocurrency has been great for GPU makers—that might change soon
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Hackers find "official," usable PSP emulator hidden in PS4's PaRappa
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The Pinball Arcade's license for Bally/Williams tables is not being renewed - all sixty-one Bally/Williams tables will no longer be available for purchase after June 30
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Mobile gaming cements its dominance, takes majority of worldwide sales
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New York State to join California enacting strict net neutrality legislation
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France seizes France.com from man who’s had it since ‘94, so he sues
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