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The Kyoto (Japan) headquartered company has revealed the first look of its upcoming gaming console ... 2’ debuted with a comparatively larger screen than the previous version, the ‘Switch ...

Should Diaz continue acting, she has one rule: “No more rom-coms, only mom-coms.” Watch Diaz and Foxx’s full Complex interview in the video below.

A former Royal British Legion support hub in Southampton is set to become a 24-hour gaming venue. This decision follows council planning officers approving proposals for the adult gaming centre to ...

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so it’s great to see that technology featured in one of the company’s gaming monitors. Switching from a flat to a curved screen panel with the press of a button is certainly easier (and less ...

Read on to know more about the plot and their characters. Jung Eun Ji has bagged her next lead role in the upcoming rom-com 24 Hour Health Club. She will be seen acting alongside Lee Jun Young.

China-based gaming companies Tencent and NetEase have started enforcing a restriction for those under the age of 18, with Tencent only allowing children to play for a maximum of 15 hours between ...

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