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Andy Serkis Says Hollywood’s ‘Snobbery’ Towards Video Game is Changing

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The Lord of the Rings actor Andy Serkis has nothing but great things to say about Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. The legendary actor was part of the award-winning cast in the 2025 Game of the Year winner, and he’s extremely proud of how the game turned out. In an interview with Variety, Serkis talked about his experience with being pitched the role and went on to awe over how the gaming industry has matured.”What a video game, and I’m so thrilled with how it turned out for these guys because I love the idea of it, but I love the…

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Xbox

Five Tips for Glory in Rival Stars Horse Racing

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Category: ID@Xbox Five Tips for Glory in Rival Stars Horse Racing Ruby Zimmermann Communications and Marketing Specialist at PikPok Published May 7, 2026 It’s race season, and if you’re feeling inspired to get onto the track and ride, Rival Stars Horse Racing has you covered. Here’s our top helpful tips to get you straight into breeding and racing your own equestrian champions! Tip 1: Stay in the Zone Just like in real life, every horse in Rival Stars Horse Racing has their own position preference when it comes to flat racing. Some horses like to lead from the front, while…

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Nintendo

New Nintendo Illumination Movie 2028, ZSNES GPU Emulation, Pokenational Geographic Lawsuit – Infendo Radio 808

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We are back for episode 808! This week, the Nintendo cinematic universe expands while the legal hammer falls on a fan-favorite creator.? New Nintendo/Illumination film rumored for 2028 – The hit-makers are back at it, but what’s the mystery project?? ZSNES returns with a vengeance – New GPU-based emulation features are opening the door for next-level SNES modding.?? The end of Pokenational Geographic – Nintendo’s latest lawsuit effectively kills the beloved fan channel.? In Change the System:– Brandon continues the madness in Tomodachi Life and tinkers with Kirby: Planet Robobot – Eugene journeys through the masterpiece Okami and dives deeper…

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PC

The producer of the new Mortal Kombat film is annoyed that film reviewers are appraising it as a film

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Mortal Kombat 2—the film, not the game—released earlier this week and reviews were mixed: games outlets like GamesRadar and IGN were generally favorable, but it copped a flogging in most other quarters. AV Club called it “dreck”, The Hollywood Reporter called it “tacky”, and Vulture called it “depressingly rizzless”.It’s a familiar story where game-to-film adaptations are concerned: we saw a similar split with the recent Mario movie. But Todd Garner, producer of Mortal Kombat 2 and its predecessor, doesn’t want to have a bar of it.”Some of these reviews are cracking me up,” he wrote on X. “It’s clear they…

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