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The big-budget Avatar: The Last Airbender RPG has reportedly been cancelled

A major video game based on Avatar: The Last Airbender is reportedly no longer in development, disappointing fans who were hoping for a large-scale RPG set in the beloved animated universe. According to an IGN report, the unannounced project was being developed by Saber Interactive and was planned as a high-budget role-playing game inspired by Nickelodeon’s Avatar franchise. The game had reportedly been in development for several years before production was quietly halted. While official details about the project were limited, reports suggested it would have featured an entirely new story set thousands of years before the events of Avatar:…

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Exodus Preview – Time Is Relative: The Video Game

You probably know Exodus as the Matthew McConaughey game, as the actor’s involvement was the pillar on which the game was promoted when it was revealed in 2023. McConaughey plays C.C. Orlev in Exodus, but his role seems ultimately minor in the larger universe and story (though we could be wrong – time will tell). The arguably more interesting and affecting involved party in the game is James Ohlen. Ohlen worked at BioWare for more than two decades, had his hand on every franchise BioWare worked on and created, and was the developer’s senior creative director at the time when…

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Astronauts reportedly took shelter after work on Russia’s leaky ISS module triggered concerns

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station reportedly took precautionary shelter measures after maintenance work on a long-troubled Russian module raised fresh safety concerns about air leaks aboard the orbiting laboratory. According to reports, the incident involved Russia’s Zvezda service module, which has experienced recurring air leak problems for several years. During repair work and pressure tests connected to the leak investigation, astronauts were instructed to isolate themselves in safer sections of the ISS as engineers monitored the station’s integrity and pressure stability. The event highlights the growing strain on aging infrastructure aboard the International Space Station, particularly within some of…

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Out of Words Preview – Too Fun For Words

If you’re a fan of co-op platformers like It Takes Two and Split Fiction, Out of Words should absolutely be on your radar. This 2D platformer stars two teenagers, Kurt and Karla, whose friendship becomes strained when one of them is moving away. Somehow, they’re transported to a bizarrely idyllic but dangerous fantasy world with their mouths erased. I played 30 minutes of the game’s second chapter during Summer Game Fest Play Days, and while the game’s stop-motion aesthetic drew me in, the clever cooperative platforming mechanics kept me hooked.  It’s appropriate that my demo session with the game’s creative director…

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The coolest things we saw at Computex 2026, from space-ready motherboards to fan-cooled mice

Computex 2026 is over, and as usual, the show floor was packed with more laptops, PCs, components, peripherals, and oddball gadgets than any one person could properly process in a few days. There were sleek ultrabooks, massive gaming rigs, AI PCs, experimental designs, and plenty of products that looked like they were built mainly to make people stop and stare. A handful of products stayed on our minds long after we left the show floor. They weren’t always the most practical, powerful, or important announcements, but each had something memorable about it. So, in no particular order, here are the…

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The Lost Wild Preview – Everyone’s Stalked By The Dinosaur

Dinosaur survival game The Lost Wild seemed, for lack of a better word, lost since its reveal in 2021. So much so, in fact, that we included the game in our recent magazine round-up of long-announced games that had more or less gone radio silent since their debuts. We like to think that article willed the game’s reemergence during this week’s PlayStation’s State of Play into existence, but regardless of the reasoning, we’re happy to see it again, and I was even more intrigued to check out a 30-minute hands-off demo at Summer Game Fest Play DaysThe game stars Saskia,…

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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review: After four months of testing, I can’t part with it

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra MSRP $1,299.99 “A poster child of smartphone luxury.” Pros Smooth day-to-day performance Privacy display works well Excellent stylus experience Impressive low-light camera Solid build and clean looks Charging speed boost is welcome Long-term software support Secure on-device AI tools Cons No upgrade at battery capacity No magnetic wireless charging Cameras need some tuning Heat and throttling AI tricks are still unconvincing Pretty expensive Privacy Display takes a toll Could use better IP rating Quick review The Galaxy S26 Ultra is the most complete Android phone I’ve used this year. It doesn’t get there with a single…

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The Coolest Games We Played At Summer Game Fest 2026

Each June, Summer Game Fest, much like E3 before it, plays host to the latest and greatest upcoming and ongoing games. With Los Angeles, California, as the backdrop, Game Informer meets with hundreds of developers over the course of the weekend, checking out the most exciting games on the horizon and interviewing those who bring them to life. While we will have plenty of coverage across GameInformer.com and our YouTube channel, this page is the place where you can find a concentrated blast of our favorite games we played and saw while on the ground at Summer Game Fest 2026.If…

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Microsoft just killed one of the coolest features of its Edge browser to favor more AI

No no no, we are not sad. *slumps in the corner crying* Microsoft is officially shutting down Collections, one of the more unique productivity features inside the Edge browser, and many users believe the move reflects the company’s growing obsession with AI-first experiences. According to Microsoft’s support documentation, Collections in Edge is being discontinued beginning June 2026. The feature allowed users to save groups of webpages, images, notes, shopping links, and research material into organized visual boards directly inside the browser. For students, researchers, online shoppers, and multitaskers, Collections became one of Edge’s most practical hidden tools – and one…

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Barbie Rewind Is A Digital Eclipse Collection Of 16 Classic Games Baked Into A Dreamhouse Decorator

Digital Eclipse does video game collections arguably better than any other studio out there, so it’s always a treat to see its latest. Following recent releases like the Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection, The Making of Karateka, Tetris Forever, Atari 50, and more, the studio is rounding up classics from Barbie history in Barbie Rewind. Launching November 12 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC, Barbie Rewind will let players decorate various rooms of Barbie’s iconic Dreamhouse with more than 250 pieces of furniture, decor, and accessories inspired by real Barbie playsets from across the decades. Plus, Barbie has…

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