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Stardew Valley player tries to beat game at 50x speed — Gamesradar

Stardew Valley player tries to beat game at 50x speed

Rath Games, the player who famously cleared Final Fantasy 14's free trial solo, has taken on a new test: completing Stardew Valley at 50x speed. At that rate, 'the actual day length of Stardew Valley at 50 times speed is 28 seconds.' He starts a playthrough

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma Wants Faster Halo and Fallout Releases — Kotaku

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma Wants Faster Halo and Fallout Releases

A report citing three anonymous sources says new CEO Asha Sharma aims to speed up the delivery of hit games by cutting lower-performing studios and projects and shifting resources toward major franchises such as Halo, Fallout and The Elder Scrolls. The plan would keep the overall game development budget flat

Henry Cavill's Night Hunter Rebounds to Become Streaming Hit — Movieweb

Henry Cavill's Night Hunter Rebounds to Become Streaming Hit

Henry Cavill’s eight-year-old action crime thriller Night Hunter, also released as Nomis in some territories, has found new life on streaming. The film casts Cavill as a maverick, rule-breaking detective sporting a far scruffier, more disheveled look than audiences saw in Man of Steel or In the Grey. Written

Sci-Fi Survival Quiz: Which World Would You Survive? — Collider

Sci-Fi Survival Quiz: Which World Would You Survive?

A Sci‑Fi Survival Quiz asks which world you'd survive: The Matrix, Mad Max, Blade Runner, Dune, or Star Wars. Eight questions identify the universe your instincts were built for. The quiz covers what you do when the world feels wrong, which resource you'd guard, what

The Batman 2's surprise villain revealed in new report — Polygon

The Batman 2's surprise villain revealed in new report

An unconfirmed report says Sebastian Stan will play serial killer Victor Zsasz in Matt Reeves' The Batman Part 2, while Brian Tyree Henry is said to be cast as Harvey Dent. The report does not make clear whether Dent will become Two-Face in the sequel. Other casting rumors link

Simple, bold and remixed endlessly: why the I heart T-shirt is cool again — Lifestyle | The Guardian

Simple, bold and remixed endlessly: why the I heart T-shirt is cool again

The biggest faux pas a tourist can make? Dressing like one. Selfie sticks and oversized backpacks fall within this category, but one item has seemingly transcended cringe and entered the realm of cool. The “I heart” T-shirt, instantly recognisable and forever linked to New York, has been rescued from Canal

Eva Mendes always keeps two bottles of $39 Peaches facial oil — Pagesix

Eva Mendes always keeps two bottles of $39 Peaches facial oil

Eva Mendes took to Instagram yesterday to share a $39 all-natural oil she swears by: Peaches Skin Care Renew Facial Oil. Made with olive, bergamot and grape seed oils and antioxidant vitamin E, the formula supports elasticity, reduces the look of pores and brightens skin. The brand calls it "

OpenAI says it shut China-linked campaign using ChatGPT to stir data-centre hate — Pcgamer

OpenAI says it shut China-linked campaign using ChatGPT to stir data-centre hate

OpenAI published a June 2026 security report titled "PRC-linked influence operations are targeting AI debates in the US," alleging China-based actors used ChatGPT to generate anti-data-centre, anti-tariff and anti-US sentiment online. The company says it banned a cluster of ChatGPT accounts that likely originated in China and were

I used HyperDroid to make Android look and feel like Windows 11 — Latest news

I used HyperDroid to make Android look and feel like Windows 11

HyperDroid transforms an Android phone or tablet into a Windows 11–style environment. On first launch I was taken aback: my Pixel 9 Pro looked as if it had waltzed off the Microsoft campus. The developer nailed the look and feel. You get a taskbar, desktop menu, desktop launchers, search,

RPG Maker users could lose years of important history as official forums shut down — Polygon

RPG Maker users could lose years of important history as official forums shut down

For decades, RPG Maker has been essential software for many game developers, spawning fan-favorites such as Omori, Lisa, Yume Nikki, Fear and Hunger and Corpse Party. Earlier this week Gotcha Gotcha Games announced it will shut down the existing official forums and replace them with the newer RPG Maker Guild.

Best starting familiar in Witchspire — Gamesradar

Best starting familiar in Witchspire

Familiars in Witchspire are collectible pets that you can add to your team and summon in combat or for tasks around your base. At the beginning of the game you'll be given a choice of four familiars to choose. From my experience, the best familiar to pick in

Over the Hill demo offers a stylized, meditative off-roading experience — Pcgamer

Over the Hill demo offers a stylized, meditative off-roading experience

Funselektor’s new demo for Over the Hill swaps high-speed sliding for slow, thoughtful off-roading. It isn’t trying to be a wheel‑in‑your-hands simulator or a mud fidelity showcase; instead the game emphasizes the feel of being out there—taking your time, planning routes, and occasionally getting flipped

‘I think about him every time I go swimming’: artists remember David Hockney — Culture | The Guardian

‘I think about him every time I go swimming’: artists remember David Hockney

Rachel Whiteread recalled seeing a TV programme about David Hockney as a child and how he 'made being an artist look fun.' She said, 'I think about him every time I go swimming,' admiring how 'he painted water, and figures within water' and adding

Worst possible people could be put in charge of Elden Ring studio — Polygon

Worst possible people could be put in charge of Elden Ring studio

A public battle over Kadokawa's leadership has put FromSoftware's future at stake. Though often associated with Sony or Bandai Namco, 70% of FromSoftware is owned by Kadokawa Corporation. Oasis Management, which holds 13.76% of Kadokawa's shares, published a June 7 letter urging shareholders

Noctua's carbon-nanotube thermal pad promises less mess, but not for most upgraders — Gamesradar

Noctua's carbon-nanotube thermal pad promises less mess, but not for most upgraders

Noctua is working on a long-term alternative to messy CPU thermal paste called the NT-CP1 Carbice Carbon Nanotube Thermal Pad. Instead of applying paste to a processor and then seating a cooler, you would place a thin wafer between the CPU and cooler and leave it in place. The pad

How to Watch Canada vs Bosnia Online for Free — Kotaku

How to Watch Canada vs Bosnia Online for Free

No working Canada vs Bosnia stream where you are? Use a VPN to access the BBC iPlayer free feed. Grab NordVPN for $3.37/month and use its 30-day money-back guarantee if you want a risk-free run. Connect to a UK server (London is a safe bet), open BBC iPlayer,

Join Us at the 248th AAS Meeting, June 2026 — NASA Science

Join Us at the 248th AAS Meeting, June 2026

The 248th AAS meeting (joint with the High Energy Astrophysics and the Laboratory Astrophysics Divisions) will be held 14–18 June 2026 in Pasadena, California. On Monday, June 15, the special session “Everything but Exoplanets: The Transformative General Astrophysics of the Habitable Worlds Observatory” runs 1:00–2:30 pm

Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck Reunite in The Best Is Yet to Come — Movieweb

Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck Reunite in The Best Is Yet to Come

As Ferris Bueller's Day Off nears its 40th anniversary in 2026, Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck are reuniting for a new comedy called The Best Is Yet to Come. The 1986 John Hughes film, led by a then-23-year-old Broderick and a then-29-year-old Ruck, followed high schooler Ferris on

Graham Norton solved a talk show problem American TV still can’t fix — Collider

Graham Norton solved a talk show problem American TV still can’t fix

Talk shows are a familiar piece of entertainment, but few manage to feel as effortless as The Graham Norton Show. The British program, which has been airing since 2007, stands out for the way it lets conversations breathe; Norton even has a world‑exclusive BBC special lined up to interview

Waddle explains why Arsenal left Anthony Gordon to Barcelona — Goal

Waddle explains why Arsenal left Anthony Gordon to Barcelona

No deal was done, though, and Gordon has stepped out of his professional comfort zone. Quizzed on whether he is surprised that top-flight teams in England did not pose greater opposition to Barcelona’s big-money agreement, Newcastle legend Waddle — speaking in association with NewBettingSites.uk — said: “I think he was

Elizabeth Olsen pregnant, expecting first child with husband Robbie Arnett — Pagesix

Elizabeth Olsen pregnant, expecting first child with husband Robbie Arnett

Elizabeth Olsen, 37, is expecting her first child with husband Robbie Arnett. The actress was photographed showing a baby bump while out to lunch at All Time Restaurant in Los Angeles and was seen caressing her stomach after leaving. The private couple met through a mutual friend on vacation in

Dutch non-profit set to take Valve to court for keeping game prices high — Pcgamer

Dutch non-profit set to take Valve to court for keeping game prices high

The Consumer Competition Claims Foundation has launched "Game Claim,” a campaign inviting Dutch gamers to sign up for action against Valve. The non-profit says Valve artificially inflates PC game prices by charging a 30% commission on Steam sales, with that cut dropping to 25% after $10 million in revenue

Elon Musk’s Big Bet for SpaceX — NYT > Business

Elon Musk’s Big Bet for SpaceX

Elon Musk is taking SpaceX public and keeping almost all the power. Ryan Mac, a technology reporter, breaks down why the company's record I.P.O. is both a big bet on Musk’s vision and a risk for investors. The offering is framed as a wager on

Stuntman: Hollywood is a brilliant idea with uneven execution — Polygon

Stuntman: Hollywood is a brilliant idea with uneven execution

Saber Interactive has revived the early-2000s Stuntman franchise and retooled it around licensed Hollywood films from Universal Pictures. Players take on the role of a professional stunt driver, reenacting sequences from franchises such as Fast & Furious, Back to the Future, and Knight Rider. At Summer Game Fest I played

Nintendo lawsuit likely to win only 'chump change,' Pocketpair says — Gamesradar

Nintendo lawsuit likely to win only 'chump change,' Pocketpair says

Nintendo's lawsuit over Palworld is due for a presentation in October ahead of a court opinion in November. IP expert Florian Mueller argues the case is tightly limited: many patents at issue were applied for after Palworld's release and Nintendo narrowed its claim to older versions