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Silent Hill: Townfall Arrives In September

Silent Hill: Townfall got a new trailer during the 2026 Summer PlayStation State of Play presentation that primarily focused on gameplay, but did offer some story table setting.The game is still considered a Silent Hill spin-off, though every new look at it makes it seem more and more like a mainline entry. The new trailer shows the protagonist looking for a character named Zoe Ellis and solving, potentially more intricate puzzles than the typical Silent Hill game (but they might feel on par when we get our hands on the game – we’ll see). Some other interesting details include logging onto…

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Amazfit just made a smartwatch for people who train hard but struggle with recovery

Amazfit has launched the Balance Ultra, a new flagship smartwatch meant for users who track their workouts closely but may not always pay the same attention to recovery. Recovery is one of the most important parts of training, because poor sleep, high stress, and badly timed rest days can directly affect progress. The new smartwatch aims to make that easier to track by combining workout data with sleep, stress, heart rate, HRV, blood oxygen, breathing, and recovery metrics through the Zepp App. Can it help users train smarter instead of just harder? The Balance Ultra is built around Amazfit’s Hybrid…

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Brutal First-Person Horror Game Ill Still Looks Terrifying In New Story Trailer

Team Clout once again revealed its first-person horror game Ill during today’s State of Play. To the surprise of no one who has kept up with the game since its original reveal last summer, it looks as gruesome as ever.Today’s trailer showed a bit more story, with the protagonist exploring a fort overtaken by some type of evil entity. The facility is filled with horrors ranging from infant-like creatures to hallway-filling monstrosities. Today’s trailer is definitely not for the faint of heart, but feel free to give yourself some nightmare fuel by giving it a watch. Ill has no release date…

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Amazon announces Prime Day sales date and it’s happening a tad earlier this year

Amazon Prime Day is back, it is four days long again, and, for the first time in Prime Day’s history, it’s kicking off in June rather than July.  So, if you spent last summer waiting until mid-July to buy that thing at a discounted price, you now have about two fewer weeks to make up your mind. When does Prime Day 2026 sale begin? Prime Day 2026 runs June 23–26, kicking off at 12:01 a.m. PDT on June 23. That brings it roughly two weeks ahead of the Prime Day 2025 sale, which ran July 8–11.  Amazon has not explained…

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Stuntman: Hollywood Brings The Big Name Cars

Saber Interactive is bringing back the Stuntman series and injecting some fun familiarity through the inclusion of vehicles drawn from the history of cars in film and TV. The debut trailer for the project gives us a look at some death-defying car jumps, lightning-fast street races, and hairpin turns in a variety of situations. However, the most eye-catching feature of the new game is the inclusion of familiar cars like KITT from Knight Rider, and the Delorean from Back to the Future. Saber stops short of sharing many additional details, and the “Coming Soon” banner at the end of the trailer…

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5 great Netflix sci-fi movies to watch in the summer

Summer and science fiction have always been a natural pairing. The season is synonymous with blockbuster entertainment, and sci-fi continues to be one of the best genres for delivering larger-than-life action, ambitious storytelling, and unforgettable worlds. Whether you’re in the mood for futuristic adventures, mind-bending concepts, or spectacular visual effects, there’s no shortage of great options on Netflix. The streaming service’s sci-fi library is constantly evolving, with a mix of modern hits, acclaimed originals, and crowd-pleasing adventures available to watch. If you’re looking for something exciting to stream during the hottest months of the year, these are the Netflix sci-fi…

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RuneScape: Dragonwilds, The Open World Survival Game, Will Launch On PS5 As A PlayStation Plus Game Later This Year

Jagex has revealed that RuneScape: Dragonwilds, its open-world survival game that launched into Early Access on Steam last year, is coming to PlayStation 5 later this year. It has a $29.99 price tag on Steam today, but PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium subscribers can download it for no additional cost when it launches. Notably, this is the first time in 25 years of RuneScape history that a game in the series has come to consoles, and while it’s not the OG RuneScape MMORPG that many grew up on and still play today, the one million copies it’s sold in Steam Early…

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Anker Solix S2000 can keep your fridge running for long blackout hours and it’s now up for grabs

Power outages have a way of reminding you just how dependent your home is on electricity. Anker is trying to change that with the Solix S2000, a new portable power station now available on its website and Amazon at a launch price of $680, down from a regular price of $1,200. The headline claim is impressive: up to 35 hours of continuous refrigerator backup from a single charge. What makes the S2000 different from other power stations Most portable power stations compete on capacity, but Anker is making the case that runtime matters more than raw storage numbers. A survey…

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New Control Resonant Trailer Shows Glimpse Of Jesse Faden And A September Release Date

Control Resonant is a game we’re hungry to get more information about. It’s a sequel to a beloved action game from 2019 (which took home our Game of the Year award), but it’s a significant shift, as this sequel is a melee-based action game starring the first protagonist’s brother, Dylan Faden. And given that Remedy is known for its surreal, absurd game worlds, there’s a change this game is even more bizarre than we’re prepared for. For those reasons – and because the game just looks sick – we’re very excited about the new trailer, which you can watch below: From…

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Storage breakthrough promises safe data recovery even after hackers infect your computer

When hackers break into your computer, one of the first things they do is delete or lock your files and vanish. By the time you realize something is wrong, the damage is often permanent. A researcher at Florida International University has found a way to change that, and the solution is built right into your storage drive. Understanding where your deleted files actually go When you delete a file, it does not disappear immediately. It sits in a kind of digital purgatory, existing in fragments on your drive before being permanently wiped to free up space. If a hacker encrypted…

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