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PS6 Release Date Window Sooner Than Sony Suggests – ReportFollowing Sony‘s official comment regarding the PS6 release date window, a reliable insider has claimed that the console is coming sooner than we think. PlayStation architect Mark Cerny recently said that the PS6 is “a few years away,” but we’re told that we’ll see the next-gen console in 2027. Is PS6 release date window of […]
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Oct 13
Is Mark Ruffalo In Task Season 2? Renewal Status Explained
Mark Ruffalo is the star of the HBO series Task, created by Brad Ingelsby. Ruffalo portrays an FBI agent dedicated to fighting crime in working-class suburban Philadelphia. Task just released its penultimate episode, with major twists and shocks, and fans are already demanding more. Task is currently considered a limited series by HBO with no […]
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Oct 13
What Happened to Bruce Jenner, Did She Go Through Another Sex Change?
A shocking photo of Caitlyn Jenner (formerly Bruce Jenner) circulated on X/Twitter showing the retired Olympic athlete and media personality ditching the makeup and feminine clothes for a more masculine look, sparking speculations that she is no longer transgender. Check out the post below: Bruce Jenner returned to factory settings! pic.twitter.com/qDbcARYvfQ — Modern History 𝕏 […]
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Oct 13
Keira Knightley Joins Harry Potter: Why Is Everyone Hating Her After ‘Unaware’ J.K. Rowling Remark?
Keira Knightley has landed herself in hot water after a recent interview with Decider about her role in the new Harry Potter audiobooks. The actress, known for her roles in Pride & Prejudice and Pirates of the Caribbean, is now voicing for Audible’s upcoming Harry Potter project, alongside other renowned stars. But when asked about […]
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Oct 13
Legacy of Valor Hits 36% Funding in Just Two DaysFilip Husák, the lead developer of Legacy of Valor, has shared an exciting update following the game’s remarkable Kickstarter debut.
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Oct 13
RPGamer Round-Up: October 5 – October 12
Welcome to the latest edition of RPGamer's round-up column, where we look back at some of the articles that we have posted over the intervening period. This article is designed to give reminders of some interesting content and stories that our readers might have missed.
Editorial Content
Disgaea 7 Complete Review
Hinomoto got a lot more chaotic with the arrival of Disgaea 7 Complete . Amaan Bhimani reports that Nippon Ichi Software’s latest entry in the tactical RPG series feels right at home on the Nintendo Switch 2.
Class of Heroes 3 Remaster Deep Look
It took fifteen years for Class of Heroes 3 to come to western shores. Unfortunately, Matt Masem finds that lackluster implementation of many promising features points to the remaster being not quite worth the wait.
Character Creation Goes Both Ways: The Proteus Effect
Character creation is an opportunity for players to project themselves on to the playable character, but can the opposite occur? Maibell Ong looks at how the Proteus Effect explains how physical features of a character can drastically change the attitude and behaviour of the player.
Major News
Code Vein II Gets More Screenshots, Details
Code Vein II Story Trailer Released
Following its release date announcement at TGS, Bandai Namco revealed new media and information for Code Vein II . RPGamers can get a look at the game’s Partner characters, new weapons, and character creation.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Free Update in Development
Sandfall Interactive and Kepler Interactive announced that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has passed the five million sales milestone. To mark the occasion, the companies revealed that a free content update is in development.
Mina the Hollower Delayed
Yacht Club Games announced a delay for Mina the Hollower . A new date has not been announced, but the developer stated that it will not be a major delay.
Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Showcases First Game’s New Content
Square Enix released new screenshots and details for Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake . The new update covers some of the additions included in the first game in the collection.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment Reveals More Characters
More details have been released for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment . New screenshots reveal five more characters appearing in the action RPG.
Sacred 2 Remaster Releasing in November
THQ Nordic announced a release date for Sacred 2 Remaster . The remaster of the 2008 action RPG will arrive on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S next month.
Bittersweet Birthday Celebrating November Date
World Eater Games and DANGEN Entertainment revealed that Bittersweet Birthday is launching on PC next month. The boss-focused action RPG follows an amnesiac boy trying to escape a group of pursuers.
Further Final Fantasy Physical Releases Announced
Square Enix announced a trio of physical Final Fantasy releases. The physical Final Fantasy VII Remake & Rebirth twin pack, Final Fantasy VII + VIII Remastered twin pack, and Final Fantasy IX releases will arrive in December.
Other News
Starfinder: Afterlight Kickstarter Campaign Live
Utawarerumono Zan PC Release Delayed
Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector Adds French, Japanese, Simplified Chinese Localisations
Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era Releasing Next Year, Demo Available Now
Emberville Announced
I Am Machine Announced
Action RPG Life Slash Death in Development
Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar Gets Happy Bingo Update
Frosthaven’s First Major Early Access Update Launching Later This Month
Cloudheim Coming to Steam Early Access, Demo Available
Palia Brings Its Fall Fantasy: The Spiritfest Spectacle Update
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Closed Playtest Starting This Week
Fractured Worlds Playtest Underway
Nice Day for Fishing Physical Release Landing in November
Yakuza Kiwami 3 Showcases Yoshitaka Mine Fighting Style
Ys vs. Trails in the Sky: Alternative Saga Opening Movie Revealed
New Release Round-Up (October 9, 2025)
Podcasts
RPG Backtrack 346 – I’ve Got No Strings
Who could have guessed that the classic Carlo Collodi children’s novel would be become the inspiration for an amazing game? This week’s show features Pascal, Ryan M., and Wheels, where we discuss Lies of P . One thing is for sure, it’s not like the Disney movie.
RPG Cast – Episode 788: “Warking Towards Salvation: A Chocobo’s Tale”
Chris has at least one hundred things he doesn’t understand in Quartet . Kelley wants a pet skunk. Robert is a Super Robot Wars Original Gangster. And we all ask ourselves, “Wherefore doth the yellow birds meet the Son of Man?”
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Oct 12
The 31st Consort Manga Relationship Is Surprisingly Healthy
I was worried about The 31st Consort when Yen Press first picked it up! It’s a “get this character” hitched manga! It’s setting up the idea of multiple rivals, since the heroine Felia is the 31st of 31 possible queens for King Macron! There were already hints of bullying from both palace officials and other love interests in the first few chapters! However, I’m delighted to report that the more heartwarming elements of the first volume weren’t a fluke and the second volume also seems to suggest the actual relationship between Felia and Macron is not only somewhat normal, but even loving and healthy.
Editor’s Note: There will be some minor spoilers for volume 2 of The 31st Consort below.
As a quick catch up, King Macron is single and, in order to find a bride and queen, the government and such basically dictated he needs to pick from a selection of consorts he’ll meet on a regular basis. These are women from the country’s noble families. 31 were chosen, and he’ll visit each one for one day each month. Sometimes there are special events at which they all gather, the first of which comes up in this second volume. Felia is from a smaller and more rural province, and as such ended up being made the 31st consort.
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Naturally, she’s the one who he ended up actually liking, due to how genuine, hardworking, kind, and down-to-earth she is. She’s also become a favorite of many in the palace, in particular his guards, due to her making food, gardening, and other resourcefulness.
In the first volume, we see the two developing an interest in each other! It’s not love at first sight. Rather, he’s genuinely curious about her and comes to appreciate her personality and the way she interacts with folks. Through his visits, she also sees he’s not a typical noble or king and is as, well, normal as she is. There’s a real appreciation and fondness, and that leaves off with him deciding she might be the one who is right for him and her actually wanting to be there and be picked instead of waiting out the process until she can go home.
With the second volume, we’re seeing how that plays out further. As I mentioned, it marks the first instance in which a number of consorts will all appear at once together for an event. Macron knows he wants to take this as a chance to see Felia and spend time with her, especially since her being 31st means he might not even see her some months, so he gears it as a more casual affair involving tea. (Knowing she grows her own tea from herbs and brews it herself.) Seeing that consideration, to choose an event she’d be comfortable with and good at, is really heartwarming. So is his making a motion before it even starts to let authorities know she has his support and he has her back.
This comes up again fairly early in this book. A royal housekeeper has had it in for Felia since the process began due to her being more practical and personable. She’s attempted to make her life more difficult as a result. He steps in and shuts that housekeeper down for Felia making friends and helping his guardsmen, again showing his support, while also giving the two a chance to meet and flirt a bit. Likewise, in both this instance and the one with the consort-wide tea party, he gives her a chance to shine and she gets a chance to make him feel more comfortable.
However, while the actual relationship between Felia and Macron is good and we do see her winning over almost everyone she meets (even some former enemies), that doesn’t mean it’s a 100% wholesome and kind story. The concerns I had before about the array of rivals and bullying do return again in this installment. It also leads to a potentially dangerous situation that’s more threatening than ones in the first volume. I do appreciate King Macron’s response to it, as well as how others handle it, but it does show the series will continue using that for drama and plot points.
Still, I do appreciate that The 31st Consort is more heartwarming and healthy than dark or dramatic, with both King Macron and Felia seeing like a potentially ideal couple. We do see feelings gradually develop between them in a healthy way. There are no sudden fixations or decisions to jump into a marriage. There’s proper respect shown on each of their parts, not to mention admiration. It leaves the impression that, while there will be challenges, this is absolutely a power couple that will succeed and end up together.
Volume 2 of The 31st Consort is available now, and Yen Press will release volume 3 of the shojo manga on December 16, 2025.
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Oct 12
Digital Foundry Discusses PS6 Hardware Direction and Potential Launch WindowDigital Foundry has shared new insights into the future of PlayStation hardware, following Mark Cerny’s presentation with AMD’s Jack Huynh on Project Amethyst — a joint initiative shaping the architecture…
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Oct 12
Taylor Swift’s ‘Nice to Me’ Comment About Diddy Sparks Debate Amid 50-Month Sentencing
In a blast from the past, pop artist and musician Taylor Swift’s comments on The Rachel Ray Show, about former music and entertainment industry mogul P Diddy, have surfaced. While being asked who she would be interested in inviting as a prom night group, she said that Diddy would be fun to be with, the […]
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Oct 12
Pine Hearts Review: A Storybook Walk through the Memory LanePine Hearts is an indie cozy-adventure title published by Secret Mode that has been expanding from PC and Switch to mobile platforms. It puts you in the boots of Tyke, who returns to Pine Hearts Caravan Park, a place packed with childhood memories of summers with his father. There’s something magical about games that slow …
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Oct 12
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves Version 1.4.0 Launches Ranked Match Phase 1 and Adds Joe HigashiSNK has released Version 1.4.0 for Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, marking a major milestone in the game’s post-launch support with the introduction of Ranked Match Phase 1 and…
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Oct 12
Warhammer 40.000: Dawn of War – Definitive Edition – ReviewBack in the early 2000s, Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40.000 tabletop miniatures game was definitely on our radar, though we never actually played it. Our focus was — and still is — on The Lord of the Rings Strategy Battle Game, another Games Workshop game. Coincidentally, both WH40K and The Lord of the Rings got RTS adaptations around that time. Moving in WH40K-adjacent circles, we struck up friends and ended up alternating between their copy of Dawn of War and ours of The Battle for Middle-Earth in multiplayer games. We don’t recall a whole lot about Dawn of War’s gameplay, except that we couldn’t win a single game. The release of Dawn of War – Definitive Edition gave us a chance to rectify that and relive a time we fondly remember, regardless of our humiliating defeat. The question at hand is whether the game stands up to modern scrutiny if we remove our nostalgia goggles? Story “In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war.” With this tagline, WH40K both sets its tone and summarizes its setting. Across the base game and three expansions, Dawn of War delivers just as many classic WH40K stories, each with its own narrative and playable factions. The titular Dawn of War campaign follows the Space Marine chapter of the Blood Ravens, as they battle an alliance of Orks and Chaos Space Marines across the planet Tartarus. Winter Assault once again pits Space Marines against Orks and Chaos, although the former are joined by Imperial Guard this time around, as the two sides clash over an ancient artifact. Dark Crusade and Soulstorm let players pick their faction instead, each with their own campaigns, cutscenes, and victory conditions, with the former offering a non-linear conquest mode on the planet Kronus and the latter expanding the concept to a multi-world conflict. Regardless of which campaign you decide to get stuck in, they all encapsulate WH40K’s signature gothic sci-fi lore. By modern-day standards, the writing is over-the-top and almost comes across as a satirical parody of itself, in the best way possible. Graphics Sticking closely to both the grimdark WH40K aesthetic and the look of the original version of the game from 20 years ago, Dawn of War – Definitive Edition looks pleasingly retro. While the visuals have undergone some major rehauls, the results are subtle and preserve the feel of an early 2000s RTS game. The game does benefit from a bump in resolution as well as improved lighting and shadows, but the character models have remained blocky and stylized. This incarnation of the WH40K universe may not be up there with modern titles like Space Marine II, but it doesn’t want to be: This is Dawn of War, warts and all. The hardware that you’d run the game on is much more powerful than 20 years ago, and the game runs flawlessly on modern systems. Sound Much of Dawn of War’s old-school charm is derived from cheesy, over-the-top voice lines that you’ll hear repeatedly as you guide your units around the battlefields of the 41st Millennium. Quotes like “For the Emperor!” or “Walk softly, and carry a big gun.” may have lost their gravitas over time, but they’ll still put a smile on the face of anyone who lived through the original releases of the game. In cutscenes, dialogue still doesn’t match mouth movements, which, on one hand, ruins the immersion, but on the other hand, makes things feel more authentic. The game’s soundtrack isn’t as memorable as the voice work, but its combination of orchestral and industrial tones is very fitting for the WH40K setting. As for the sound effects, allow us to use an in-universe term and confirm that Dawn of War’s soundscape has plenty of ‘Dakka’ to offer. Gameplay Harkening back to a different era of RTS games, the Definitive Edition of Dawn of War offers a faithful restoration of the classic 2004 game. A handful of QoL tweaks provide the game with some more breathing room on modern hardware, but by and large, this is the exact same game from 20 years ago. For those of you who haven’t played Dawn of War, that translates to a fast-paced, base-oriented, and gloriously chaotic old-school RTS. The gameplay sticks close to the template of that era, revolving around the construction and management of your own base, where you train units and upgrade your technology. As you build structures, you unlock different unit tiers, and there is a constant sense of an arms race with the opposing faction, with your aim in most scenarios being to wipe the enemy base off the map. Resource management is built around Requisition, which you earn by holding strategic points on the map, and Power, which requires the construction of generators in your base. Combat is at the heart of Dawn of War -it is a WH40K game after all- but it does not require deep strategic insight. Instead, you simply send out squads of units to try and overwhelm your opponent. Squads can be reinforced mid-battle, and you can attach iconic hero units like commanders and psykers to them for buffs. Once the lines meet, you’re treated to large, kinetic clashes full of explosions, morale breaks, and screaming troops. What Dawn of War lacks in depth and sophistication, it more than makes up for in big dumb fun. If you want to see squads of Space Marines duke it out against hordes of Orks without having to spend a ton of cash and dozens of hours painstakingly assembling and painting miniatures, this may just be your best option. The QoL tweaks that were introduced in the Definitive Edition include a clearer UI and a modernized HUD. While these are welcome additions, there are some quirks present in the game that should have been the focus instead. Unit pathfinding isn’t up to snuff, with units getting stuck behind buildings, and there are instances where unit AI doesn’t respond to combat, instead standing idly. While we appreciate the dedication to authenticity, these kinds of things weren’t in the original by design in the first place, and so they should’ve been dealt with. With four campaigns and nine playable races, each one offering its own unique playstyle, Dawn of War has a wealth of content to offer before you even get to the game’s skirmish and multiplayer modes. The individual campaigns are fairly short, but they add up to roughly 40 hours of single-player content, with a ton of replay value if you factor in the different factions. At an RRP of €29.99, that’s a great deal for fans of old-school RTS fans, but if you happen to have the original Dawn of War sitting in your Steam Library, then you can get this rerelease even cheaper. Dawn of War isn’t a game for a mainstream audience, but if you happen to be in the niche that this release targets, you’re going to be hard-pressed to find a more attractive proposition this year. Conclusion Let’s not kid ourselves: nostalgia played a huge factor in how we perceived Dawn of War – Definitive Edition. That’s not a bad thing per se, as nostalgia is inherently part of the appeal of this collection. If, like us, you grew up with games like this, then playing this faithful recreation is a delight. For newcomers, Dawn of War is a time capsule, a glimpse into RTS history. It’s the kind of game that admittedly lacks wide appeal, but if you can appreciate its clunkiness and shortcomings, then you’ll have a great time (re)playing Dawn of War.
Oct 12
Marvel Officially Brings Back Its Greatest Villain Who Was Wasted 10 Years Ago
Paul Bettany is finally returning as Vision in the upcoming Marvel series, Visionquest, whose trailer was unveiled at the NYCC (via Variety). The trailer marked the return of White Vision from WandaVision, and he was also seen in his human form. However, the biggest revelation was the return of James Spader‘s Ultron, whom Vision supposedly […]
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Oct 11
RPG Cast – Episode 788: “Warking Towards Salvation: A Chocobo’s Tale”
Chris has at least one hundred things he doesn't understand in Quartet. Kelley wants a pet skunk. Robert is a Super Robot Wars Original Gangster. And we all ask ourselves, "Wherefore doth the yellow birds meet the Son of Man?"
Question of the Week
What is your bedside gaming setup? Pillows, tablet arms, your stomach, or a cat?
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Oct 11
Battlefield 6 Known Issues at Launch: Full List of Bugs and Fixes in Update 1.0.1.0Battlefield 6 has officially launched worldwide on October 10, 2025, marking the beginning of a new chapter for DICE’s long-running shooter franchise. However, as with most major live-service releases, the…
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Oct 11
3 Years Before Parasite, Another Korean Masterpiece Deserved Best Picture at The Oscars
Despite putting Korean cinema on the global map, Park Chan-wook’s Oscar cabinet sits empty. While some might argue he should’ve nabbed the win for Oldboy or his last acclaimed release, Decision to Leave, and rightfully so, arguably his biggest shot at Best Picture was 2016’s The Handmaiden, which displays the auteur at his highest prowess, […]
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Oct 11
Play new demo for The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time ahead of launchDelve into a deduction puzzle game, disguised as a JRPG, to uncover its dark secret! Foster City, CA, October 10th, 2025 – Coin Drop Games and Glootschke Games have released an all new demo of their upcoming meta puzzle game The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time ahead of its Steam release in […]
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Oct 11
I Appreciate the Cinnamoroll Razer Headset and Keyboard Details
Now that the new Sanrio Razer Cinnamoroll collection is out , things like the Kraken V4 X wired gaming headset and Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard are at Target . It’s basically pairing two of the more popular and well-known peripherals from the company with new colorways for people who might want those types of quality items, but with more custom designs. And I can definitely say after using both, that they are a fantastic keyboard and great headset. But what surprised me most is the little extra details referencing the character that you only notice after using the two for a while.
To start, these are the base Razer Kraken V4 X headset and Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard with a different customization option and the typical RGB lighting, and the Cinnamoroll elements are entirely cosmetic. The headset still has 20Hz to 20kHz response, the 40 mm Razer TriForce drivers,and supports 7.1 surround sound on Windows. It has the typical memory foam cushions and padding on the headband, and the controls for volume and mute are on the earcup and not inline. The retractable mic is the HyperClear option that covers 100Hz to 10kHz and is built into the left earcup. The keyboard is a standard model with no number pad with Razer’s Mecha-Membrane Switches, UV-coated keycaps, and programmable keys. There’s also the optional wrist rest and stands in the bottom you can pop out to angle it to your liking.
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Both work really well! I’ve been primarily using the Cinnamoroll keyboard for work, not gaming, and the headset for socializing and listening to music. The keyboard is very responsive and great for extended use. So if you’re at it for an eight-hour workday, it’s great. With the headset, I’ve been using it with my Switch when it’s docked, my tablet, and my Mac. In all three instances, it’s been working perfectly. It’s crisp. It’s clear. Everyone heard me without any issue. My music and conversations sounded great.
Which means what really makes these items stand out are the aesthetics. And I appreciate them a lot. I work remotely, so I wasn’t using the Cinnamoroll Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard in a professional setting where a lot of people would see the pupper. At a glance, it looks like a powder blue background with standard white keys. Aside from the darker cyan Cinnamoroll logo across the space bar and Razer logo below it, it seems very casual and cozy. There are a few white cloud designs above the directional keys, but that’s very subtle. However, if you do use the included optional arm and wrist rest, that has Cinnamoroll in a unique, happy position sitting among a ton of clouds. Said clouds match the ones on the keyboard itself, for a sense of consistency. I appreciate the aesthetic and vibe, and it feels like there was a sense of care put into making it look like something you could use at work and not stand out, but then use the add-on for extra ambiance.
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The Razer Cinnamoroll Kraken V4 X headset is the more decked out of the two accessories and I get it. This is the item that would be used more casually. You might be wearing it on camera or in public. It’s about calling attention to that. I also liked how while it feels like it is designed to show off, there is the “secret” to it too. The band features Cinnamoroll floating among the clouds. It’s an entirely different pose from the arm rest included with the keyboard, which I appreciate. Especially since the Logitech Genshin Impact mice used existing HoYoVerse art. The color scheme matches the keyboard, for consistency, but is also a neutral color that works with using it alone anywhere at any time. The memory foam earcup and headband fabric has a great texture to it and matching powder blue color, which I loved too. But the hidden, white Cinnamoroll outlines on the inside of each earcuff is what I loved most. It’s another, third design of the puppy in a more casual position, and it’s a really cute detail.
There are in addition to the other practical touches we come to appreciate and expect from Razer. For example, the Cinnamoroll Kraken V4 X headset comes with additional compatibility built into it. It is a USB-C plug with a USB-A adapter. Which honestly, I admittedly have stolen to work with some other cords thanks to its small size and versatility. The mic retracts, but even when extended has this stable support that allows you to arrange it into the proper position and know it will stay there. The underside of the keyboard has built-in “wells” with clasps to hold the cord in place to keep it from affecting the pitch of the peripheral. That cord is also braided and protected, which is another appreciated perk.
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I’d say the Razer Cinnamoroll Kraken V4 X wired gaming headset and Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard are a mix of quality peripherals that are also aesthetically pleasing. There are a lot of details, both cosmetic and practical, that make them appealing. The keyboard is handled in a way that makes it still seem professional, even with the whimsical elements. As for the headset, it’s quite fashionable, so it stands out more and can be more of a versatile accessory for use indoors while working or gaming and outside.
The Razer Cinnamoroll Kraken V4 X wired gaming headset and Ornata V3 Tenkeyless are available now.
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Oct 11
The Infamous Batman Story That Inspired The Dark Knight Rises Gets 2026 Movie Release
It has been confirmed that the infamous Batman story, titled Batman: Knightfall, will finally be getting an adaptation in terms of animation. The story is famous for having been partly adapted by Christopher Nolan for his 2012 film, The Dark Knight Rises. A tweet on X confirmed that the movies will be titled Batman: Knightfall […]
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Oct 11
Ryan Reynolds’ Comment on Having 3 Boys With Blake Lively Sparks Fan Outrage
Ryan Reynolds canʼt really joke his way out of this one. During his recent appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, his unhinged comment on having three boys with his wife, Blake Lively, instead of three girls has sparked a new wave of fan outrage and backlash for him. On the late-night talk show, Reynolds […]
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Oct 11
ARK: Survival EvolvedArk: Survival Evolved is a action-adventure survival video game developed by Studio Wildcard.
