Red Dead Redemption 2 trailer released
FANS have been waiting years for Rockstar Games’ Red Dead Redemption sequel. This six-minute trailer will not disappoint.
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Nintendo gives Super Smash Bros reveal
ONE of Nintendo’s most anticipated titles is coming to its Switch in December and we’ve just learned what to expect when Super Smash Bros finally arrives.
Parents paying for Fortnite tutors
THERE is money to be made from e-sports with one pro gamer claiming to rake in $500,000 per month. And parents are starting to take notice.
Marvel game four years in the making
FANS have been waiting a while for this release — and the new PlayStation game promises a fresh take on the popular story.
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What to expect from Windows 10 update
THE removal of passwords, a smarter personal assistant and more uses for the stylus are just some of the updates coming to Windows 10.
‘I don’t want to see you catching Pokemons’
RIHANNA is leading a backlash against global gaming phenomenon Pokemon as a Beyonce fan is slammed for ‘catching’ the characters while metres away from Bey.
Nintendo’s Pokemon Go problem
NINTENDO’S market value has plummeted with its share price dropping 18 per cent following a Pokemon Go announcement.
Fed-up council seeks to remove Pokestops
LOCAL council members and residents are calling for the removal of Pokestops in the inner west suburb of Rhodes, following hordes of players appearing daily.
The worst Pokemon Go cheats exposed
POKEMON GO encourages people to walk through the real world in order to catch ‘em all, but some players are proudly and publicly cheating the system.
We need to talk about Stranger Things
FROM the heavy synth soundtrack to the kids bikes to Winona Ryder and Matthew Modine, Stranger Things is unapologetically nostalgic.
Last known VCR maker stops production
AFTER poor sales and lack of parts, the world’s last VCR manufacturer has announced it will be calling it a day at the end of the month. RIP old friend.
Retro tech hits make a comeback
THE Pokemon trend is back but it’s not the only one. Old-school technology from the 1990s and earlier is making a comeback and they’re cashing in.
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