The Neverending Story Trilogy Is Better Than The Lord of the Rings

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As a huge fantasy fan, when people ask about the best fantasy films, The Lord of the Rings always comes up, and rightfully so! But for me, The NeverEnding Story was the film that first truly captivated me. It didn’t just show a battle against evil; it presented something far more unsettling – The Nothing. It wasn’t just about fighting a villain like Sauron, but about the disappearance of entire worlds, and that idea was genuinely terrifying and stuck with me ever since.

A former Stardew Valley dev is making his own love letter to the Harvest Moon games. Sunkissed City is set to launch in 2026

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Sunkissed City is a relaxing life simulation game heavily inspired by the popular farm-sim genre, most famously known through games like Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley. Instead of the countryside, you’ll find yourself in the vibrant Apollo City, filled with interesting people, secret locations, and a community to build up. However, city life isn’t always easy – you’ll have to deal with unusual challenges like wild animals, mysterious disappearances, monsters lurking underground, and other strange occurrences.

Rockstar co-founder compares generative AI to mad cow disease in an „extremely apt comparison”

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After leaving Rockstar Games in 2020, Dan Houser started Absurd Ventures, a studio creating video games and other kinds of entertainment. They’ve already released a comic book series called American Caper and an audio drama, A Better Paradise. Houser has been giving interviews to promote his new book, and he’s also been sharing his thoughts on important issues in the gaming world, especially those involving artificial intelligence. Recently, Tim Sweeney, the CEO of Epic Games, sparked debate by suggesting that stores like Steam shouldn’t require labels on games made with AI. Meanwhile, the creators of the popular game Dispatch have argued that AI could never replicate the performance of their voice actors.

George Clooney Remembers Being “Pissed” at Losing Classic Ridley Scott Movie Role to Brad Pitt

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George Clooney is currently promoting his new film, Jay Kelly, a comedy-drama directed by Noah Baumbach. The movie follows a famous actor on tour in Europe and his relationship with his manager. In an interview with Screen Rant, Clooney discussed the film’s personal connections to his own life. When asked about a role he always wished he’d played, he mentioned Thelma & Louise. However, he believes actors shouldn’t dwell on missed opportunities and the roles others have taken.

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Filed in Delaware (because why not?), the complaint accuses CEO Brian Armstrong, Marc Andreessen, and friends of selling $4.2 billion in stock at “inflated prices” while keeping the public clueless about things like “Oh, by the way, our anti-money-laundering controls are basically a screensaver.” 🕵️♂️

Original Transformers Movie Returns With New ‘Chaotic Threshold’ Release

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The Alpha Action Elite Wave 3 “Chaotic Threshold” series features both well-known and lesser-known Autobots and Decepticons. It includes different versions of the Decepticon leader from various points in time, along with some unique and interesting villainous characters. These figures are carefully designed to resemble the original toys and cartoon appearances, making them ideal for recreating classic scenes like the Battle of Autobot City.