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Following the trend could lead to chronic diseases like heart disease, type 2 diabetes, certain cancers, obesity, weakened immunity, poor mental health, osteoporosis and fatigue, per one researcher.

A long overdue return to the best stories of the Wasteland may be on the cards, as a rumor is stating that Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are being remade or remastered for modern systems, in the same manner as The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered.

Survival games have a knack for making you collect numerous materials. You then need to figure out what all of these materials are used for, taking up precious time and making survival a bit more difficult.

It is well known that JRPGs are famously long games compared to other genres. That is true for most RPGs, sure, but JRPGs take the cake because, more often than not, they are story-heavy, and you will spend far more time watching cutscenes than actually playing.

The FF14 race to world first has come to its conclusion, and this time there's nothing close about it, although continued DDOS frustrations certainly managed to put a dampener on the event. Rounding out a trilogy of wins across the entire Dawntrail raid series, Japanese team Lucrezia managed to take home the victory once again, and did so with well over an hour gap ahead of second place, making it tough to argue with the result despite repeated disruptions for several North American teams.Read the full story on PCGamesN: The FF14 race to world first is over as Dawntrail's final savage raid falls, and despite DDOS drama the winner is clear