Duet Night Abyss now available on Steam

Duet Night Abyss was previously released on PC through the Epic Games Store and as a direct download, and is also available on Android and iOS. Pan Studio originally planned to launch the game on Steam on December 23rd, but delayed the release to make sure it met Steam’s requirements and provided a smooth gaming experience. They recently announced a new release date of January 20th after confirming it a few days prior.

Miners Haven codes (January 2026)

Miners Haven codes, when released, typically give you resources like building materials and in-game money. These can help you add new machines, rearrange your base, or keep everything running smoothly. Here’s where to find the newest codes and how to use them.

NVIDIA accused of using pirated books to train AI

According to a report by TorrentFreak, a lawsuit alleges that NVIDIA leaders approved communication with Anna’s Archive, a website providing free access to a vast collection of copyrighted books and research papers.

5 Free AI Summarizers to Help You Master the Meta

It’s true – we don’t always have time for long articles or endless online discussions. That’s where AI summarization tools can help. They’re like a shortcut to understanding information. Just give them a long piece of text – like a review, update details, or guide – and they’ll quickly give you a short, clear summary with the most important points.

Pokemon boss reveals six-year struggle behind the original games

It was so cool to see Pokémon get the Andrew Yoon Legend Award at the event! They played a message right after announcing it, and it really highlighted just how much of an impact the series has had on the entire gaming world. As a fan, it was a really special moment.

20 Years Later, An Iconic Sci-Fi Series That Defined the 2000s Makes a Comeback on Digital Streaming

You can currently buy episodes of Heroes digitally on Amazon, along with most other digital stores, and it seems like a lot of people are revisiting the show two decades after it first aired. As of today, it’s the 20th most popular series on Amazon’s digital platform. However, it’s not available on any of the usual streaming services with a monthly subscription in the US.

‘The Rip’s Ending Dedication, Explained

The new film draws inspiration from a true story about confiscated money, but director Carnahan went beyond the headlines, adding details about the police officers involved. He aimed to create a deeply emotional core for the film, particularly for Matt Damon’s character, Lieutenant Dane Dumars. This emotional center is revealed in a dedication at the end of the film to Jake William Casiano, a name with significant personal meaning to the story that many viewers won’t be aware of.