Paul Tassi

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‘Yellowjackets’ Season 2 Was A Huge Quality Drop-Off From Season 1

By: Paul Tassi

This doesn’t just feel like LOST pivoting hard into something else in season 2. This is like…Heroes season 2? I’m struggling to even find a comparison of a great show losing so much steam so quickly.

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‘Street Fighter 6’ Reviews Are In, And They Are Incredible

By: Paul Tassi

Street Fighter 6 has arrived with absolutely stellar reviews, a 92 metascore from 59 reviews in so far.

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‘The Witcher 3’ Has Become The 9th (Or 3rd) Best-Selling Game In History

By: Paul Tassi

CDPR has just reported that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has passed 50 million copies sold.

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All Hail Malfeasance, Destiny 2’s New (Old) Monster Exotic

By: Paul Tassi

It’s that time again, where buff after buff after buff has added up and over time, an okay exotic has been turned into an absolute monster. This time, Malfeasance.

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‘Diablo 4’ Review: It Is Great, I Refuse To Make A Hell Pun

By: Paul Tassi

Diablo 4 has arrived. It feels like it has been worth the wait.

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Xbox Will Show Off ‘Fable’ At Its Showcase

By: Paul Tassi

There are teases, and there are teases that are just straight-up announcements. This is the latter.

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TikTok Alone Is Making ‘Maid’ Rise Up Netflix’s Top 10 Charts A Year And A Half Later

By: Paul Tassi

The re-arrival of Maid, the limited series about Margaret Qualley as escaping an abusive relationship and working as a maid.

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Report: Arkane Hoped Microsoft Would Cancel Or Reboot ‘Redfall’

By: Paul Tassi

Redfall is the worst-reviewed major release of 2023, and a black eye on Microsoft’s first party ambitions, a truly terrible game from a studio previously a producer of...

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How To Farm ‘Destiny 2’ Last Wish Raid Weapons Even If You’ve Never Run The Raid

By: Paul Tassi

A secret Last Wish chest will give you all the new weapons even if you haven't gotten them before.

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Sony’s Live Service Triple-Down Is A Dangerous Road For PlayStation

By: Paul Tassi

While Microsoft has struggled to produce first-party hits anywhere close to the scale of PlayStation, Sony itself is no longer satisfied with just selling tens of millions of copies of critically acclaimed games. They want to get into live service