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Green Man Gaming’s new program simplifies the publishing process

Green Man Gaming isn’t the most straightforward name for an online retailer. But it has some sentimental value for cofounders Paul Sulyok and Lee Packham, who first talked about starting the company while at a London pub called The Green Man. They borrowed the name, created a mascot (an alien life form known as Alf), and launched GMG in 2010. Over the last decade, Green Man Gaming has become a…
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Super Nintendo World won't open in Orlando until at least 2023

The first Super Nintendo World theme park attraction is set to open at Universal Studios Japan this summer. There have long been plans to open up similar areas at Universal Studios locations in Hollywood and Orlando, but you’ll have to wait a while longer to explore…
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New ‘Tetris’ apps are ready to replace EA’s mobile games

One day after EA announced that it’s shutting down its mobile Tetris games, N3TWORK’s Tetris app is available for download. For now, the free app comes with a traditional solo gameplay mode, but N3TWORK says it has “so much more in store.” You can find the app in the App Store or Play Store — outside of China and New Zealand — and you’ll be able to play…
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Now everyone can play 'Mario Kart Tour' multiplayer

At launch, Nintendo’s Mario Kart for mobile devices (iOS, Android) had a major missing piece: multiplayer. Now Mario Kart Tour has kicked off the second round of its beta test for head-to-head racing, and this time it doesn’t require that players purchase a $5 Gold Pass subscription for access. Being able to race your friends instead of just AI and the clock might make its…
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EA is shutting down its mobile 'Tetris' games

EA is giving up on its mobile Tetris games. Tetris 2011 and Tetris Blitz have disappeared from the Play Store, and in the App Store, EA left a note for fans explaining that it will retire its Tetris app on April 21st, that includes Tetris 2011, Tetris Blitz and Tetris…
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Is this the back of the Xbox Series X?

Behold the derrière of the Xbox Series X. Images of an alleged prototype have surfaced on Twitter and the gaming forum Neogaf, hinting at the various ports that will be available on Microsoft’s next console. Thurrott‘s Brad Sams believes they are authentic and not the work of a 3D-printing whizz kid. We can’t confirm their legitimacy, but they’re an improvement…
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