The Arabian and African tectonic plates failed to pull apart 28 million years ago at the Gulf of Suez, but the area hasn't stopped rifting.

Alex Simpson was born with a condition called hydranencephaly. How could that happen? And how did she survive?

'I've Only Got 30 Percent Vision' - Deep Purple Singer Weighs RetirementIan Gillan Considers Deep Purple Retirement Over Health IssueWagner Meier, Stringer/Getty ImagesIan Gillan's says growing vision problems could mean retirement from Deep Purple is "not far off."Now 80, Gillan is still performing with the group he joined in 1969, completing a huge tour late last year before playing a series...

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Nintendo has confirmed that filming has begun on the live-action Legend of Zelda movie, including the first photos of Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Link and Bo Bragason as Princess Zelda.

It seems that things are not looking so hot for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 right now. Released just a few days ago, the game has been hit with harsh criticism from both critics and longtime fans.

If you own a Steam Deck or one of the many now excellent Windows gaming handheld alternatives, here's a great way you can bolster your game library with six Steam Deck-compatible titles, all for just $15. That's because this month's Humble Choice bundle includes eight games, six of which are either Steam Deck Verified or Playable, bringing the likes of Another Crab's Treasure, Etrian Odyssey HD, and Pharaoh A New Era to your handheld, with no obligation to sign up for more than a month. Each month, Humble Choice offers a great way to add Deck-compatible games to your Steam library for way under MSRP. For just $14.99 per month, you get eight games, many of which are often Steam Deck compatible, and this month is no exception, with six Steam Deck-friendly games included. What's more, while the Steam Deck OLED remains our pick for the best gaming handheld overall, if you own a Windows gaming handheld, such as Xbox Ally X, all eight of these games will work on your device.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Hurry if you still want to grab six Steam Deck games for just $15, saving you $141

If you didn't play Mouthwashing as soon as it released, go away right now and change that. I don't mind. Bookmark this article or something. I'm not going to spoil anything, I just really think you should play it. It was by far and away the best horror game I played last year, and one of the most memorable scary experiences I've had in much longer. Its unconventional, non-chronological timeline makes it really stand out, but the retro art style and characterful space adventurers are exactly what the genre needs. However, developer Wrong Organ is trying something different with its next game.Read the full story on PCGamesN: The devs behind my favorite horror game of 2024 confirm "gameplay-driven experience" next

Ah, Leon Kennedy; horror's babygirl dreamboat. Few characters in gaming have elicited as much feet kicking over the years as the former RPD man, and the handsome himbo has only gotten finer with the recent string of remakes. Suffice it to say, any mention of him potentially coming to Resident Evil Requiem has been enough to send a portion of the Resi fanbase into a feral frenzy, and the internet has been riddled with leaks and rumors pertaining to his potential role in Capcom's upcoming sequel. However, with that has come plenty of what producer Masato Kumazawa calls "fake news," though the dev hasn't rubbished everything floating around in the digital aether.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Sorry, Resident Evil Requiem hopers, but those Leon 'leaks' were "fake news" all along, according to dev

Aldi sells a selection of dried spices, from pantry staples to specialty blends. Here's our run-down of which to pick up and which to leave on the shelf.