French police raids X's Paris offices French prosecutors have raided the Paris officers of Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) as part of a preliminary investigation into child abuse images and deepfakes proliferating on the platform. The investigation was opened in January 2025, with charges including "complicity" in "in possessing and...

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Last week, I had the pleasure of attending a Nintendo Switch 2 preview event in Manhattan, which featured a handful of upcoming games coming to the console in the near future. One of my demos included Mario Tennis Fever, the latest entry into the long-running Mario sports title.

As a life-long Nintendo fan, the Virtual Boy was always the most prevalent blindspot that I personally had in my experience with the company. Though I grew up in the '90s and was practically weened on the NES, SNES, and N64, my family (like most others, to be honest) did not adopt the Virtual Boy back in 1995.

Let me peel back the curtain a little bit. I am a Mario fiend. It's the gaming franchise that holds the most nostalgia for me, and so many entries in the series sit comfortably in my Top 50 games of all-time list, if I ever were to make one. I'm addicted to watching YouTube streamers play Mario Maker (shoutout Ryukahr). I often wear a Mario powerup-themed baseball cap.

Pragmata has been a long time coming. Originally shown off in the PS5 reveal event way back in 2020, this new sci-fi IP from Capcom looked truly next-gen to those of us desperate to get our hands on the latest console generation. Years passed, delays came, and Pragmata seemed like it was at risk of falling casualty to the cruel passage of time.

In just a few more weeks, the wait for Resident Evil Requiem will finally be over, and horror game fans all over the world will rejoice in unison as they hop into the game as both newcomer Grace and the legend himself, Leon. As February 27th comes closer and closer, final preview coverage for RE9 is taking place.

Riftbound feels like it's been a blessing and a curse for Riot. The blessing? The game is easily the best new TCG I've played in years, with bold ideas and fast-paced action that's a welcome switch from Magic: The Gathering. The curse? It simply can't seem to get distribution right. At launch some players were missing rares, the Arcane pre-order sets have been delayed, and chaos on the company's official merch store during the Spiritforged presale left fans furious. But Riot has devised a new system to get your hands on the League of Legends card game's latest gear, and I'm really hoping it works.Read the full story on PCGamesN: After Riftbound's chaotic Spiritforged pre-release, Riot has reworked how you buy the League of Legends TCG

There are tons of clever ways to upgrade the classic grilled cheese sandwich, but an ostensibly unusual bread swap instantly transforms it into a sweet treat.

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