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Marvel just released Punisher: One Last Kill trailer and here’s everything you need to know

Marvel Television just dropped the first trailer for The Punisher: One Last Kill, and it is exactly as intense as you would expect from a character who has never been particularly interested in playing it safe. Jon Bernthal returns as Frank Castle this month on Disney+, and based on what the trailer shows, he is carrying a lot of weight going into this one. The official synopsis describes Frank as someone who “searches for meaning beyond revenge, when an unexpected force pulls him back into the fight.” That is about as much as Marvel is giving away for now. Punisher:…

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Prove You’re Human, A New Game From The 1000xResist Team, Combines AI Anxiety, Severance, And CAPTCHA Tests

Ever since I played 1000xResist (and gave it a glowing review upon Game Informer’s relaunch), I have been eager to see what its developer, Sunset Visitor, would do next. Today, the indie studio finally pulled the curtain back on its next project, Prove You’re Human, a dark sci-fi narrative adventure game where you interact with the world using a CAPTCHA mechanic. Take a look at the reveal trailer below.  The game, like 1000xResist, combines a wide variety of visual and narrative elements that sound overly complex at first, but seem to gel well in the trailer. In a conversation with Remy Siu…

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I don’t see a sane reason to pick another budget phone over the TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro

The era of truly good budget phones is over, and you can blame AI for that. Due to the rising chip costs, even flagship phones are feeling the pinch. And that’s why, when TCL finally brought the NXTPAPER 70 Pro to the US, it came as a big surprise to me. The phone costs just $199, nearly half the price you’d pay in other markets.  Yes, the phone is exclusive to T-Mobile, but at $199, the NXTPAPER 70 Pro felt something else. A 6.9-inch 120Hz display, IP68 water resistance, 5,200mAh battery, 50MP camera, and TCL’s NXTPAPER 4.0 display technology, which…

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Neverway, A ‘Nightmarish Life Sim’ From The Artist Of Celeste, Gets October Release Window And Free Demo

Last year’s Triple-i Initiative showcase included the announcement teaser for Neverway, a game that’s part action, part life sim, and part moody, existential horror. This year, the game returned to the event, bringing two of the most exciting pieces of news a showcase trailer can bring: the game has a release window, and you can try it out for free on Steam today. You can watch the latest trailer below. The game follows a young, profoundly depressed woman named Fiona who moves to a remote island to become a farmer and live the simple life. But try as she might to…

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Google Meet on mobile finally lands speech translation

If you’ve ever been in a meeting where half the team is talking in one language and the other half is nodding politely while secretly lost, your days of awkward “uh-huh”s are over. Google Meet is bringing speech translation to mobile. Following its web debut, Google Meet’s speech translation feature is now rolling out on Android and iOS. It translates spoken audio in near-real time, helping teams across the globe communicate more naturally.  Languages you can impress with The feature currently supports bidirectional translation between English and: Spanish French German Portuguese Italian However, only one language pair is active per meeting. So…

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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Review & Spoilercast

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is out, and while reviews have been mixed (to say the least), it’s also resonated with many fans and made a boatload of money. Although Brian Shea has written a full review based on his thoughts, it’s time to hear from other Game Informer editors who have now seen the film as well. Enjoy this spoiler-filled video discussion of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie as Brian Shea, Marcus Stewart, and Charles Harte break down Mario’s latest cinematic adventure. Let’s answer the question: Is the new Mario movie worth watching?  

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OpenAI faces investigation over ChatGPT concerns

Just when it seemed like OpenAI was gearing up for its next big leap, possibly even an IPO, it’s now facing some serious scrutiny. And this time, it’s not just critics online. It’s a full-blown government investigation. And yeah, things are getting a little intense. OpenAI is now under investigation, and it’s not a small one Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has launched a probe into OpenAI and its chatbot, ChatGPT. The concerns being raised go beyond the usual AI debates, as this one touches on national security, data handling, and real-world harm. Today, we launched an investigation into OpenAI…

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How Killer Instinct Led To Invincible VS

Quarter Up may be a new studio, but its team of developers brings in experience from around the industry, including a lot of fighting game experience. As part of our Invincible VS cover story coverage, learn about their roots in the classics, their work on previous games like 2013’s Killer Instinct, and how that all fed into Invincible VS. To learn more about Invincible VS, be sure to subscribe to read our digital cover story. You can also check out these online features detailing the game’s art direction, gameplay for Dupli-Kate, the game’s cinematic story mode, and the history of Invincible…

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Instagram finally lets you edit that embarrassing comment, but there’s a catch

Anyone who has ever spotted a typo in an Instagram comment and immediately cringed knows exactly why this update matters. Instagram has officially rolled out the ability to edit your comments after posting them, a feature users have been requesting for a long time. editing Instagram comments is here 🗣️ now you can make changes within 15 minutes of posting.— Instagram (@instagram) April 9, 2026 How does Instagram’s comment editing actually work? The rules are simple but worth knowing before you assume you have all day. Once you post a comment, a 15-minute window opens up during which you can…

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Everything Announced At The April 2026 Triple-i Initiative

The Triple-i Initiative has quickly become one of the premier indie game showcases, and today’s edition featured 40 announcements ranging from new reveals to updates on announced projects. If you didn’t watch the presentation, here’s a quick recap of every announcement and trailer in one easy spot.  Alabaster Dawn Release: May 7 (Early Access)Alabaster Dawn is the next action RPG from the developer of CrossCode, and a new trailer gives a fresh look at the title and reveals a May 7 launch for Steam Early Access. AlkahestRelease: TBAThis first gameplay reveal for Alkahest reveals the fantasy adventure’s brutal first-person combat, alchemy abilities, and…

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