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The Death of the Click: How Scrolling Took Over the Web
Remember clicking? That sharp, deliberate action where you made a choice, committed to a path, and opened the next door in the digital house? Yeah—clicking is dead. Or at least dying. Slowly, awkwardly, like Internet Explorer clinging to life in a forgotten corporate IT department. Scrolling has taken over. And it’s not just a UX shift….
Death Stranding 2 review: sticking it to convention with one of Kojima’s most impactful stories yet
Death Stranding 2 has some big shoes to fill. With those shoes it not only has to walk the same lengths as its beloved predecessor, but walk further too. It must make the same strides, but in new and exciting ways. It’s a hard thing to live up to! Thankfully Kojima Productions has pulled it…
3 reasons why ‘Death Stranding 2’ is far superior to the first game
Back in 2019, I didn’t really know what to make of Death Stranding, the first post-Metal Gear project from game director and friend-to-all-celebrities Hideo Kojima. Its message of connecting people fell sort of flat, at least until five months after release, when COVID-19 took hold in the United States and suddenly many people were holed…
The Complete Guide To What The Actual Hell Is Going On In Death Stranding
Given just how categorically weird Hideo Kojima’s games are, and how otherwise risk-averse AAA publishers tend to be, it is downright miraculous that Death Stranding was enough of a blockbuster hit for someone to greenlight a second one—even moreso since that’s a game where even the people who played it will give you one of…
The Death of Web Design: Why Websites Will Soon Auto-Design Themselves
Let’s get this out of the way: most websites in one to five years won’t need you. Or me. Or anyone with Figma open and a mood board full of fancy font pairings. They’ll design themselves. Not like “Wix with AI.” I mean real-time self-adapting, self-healing, audience-aware machines that morph based on context, behavior, and KPIs—without…
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach: The Kotaku Review
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach assumes two things about anyone jumping into Hideo Kojima’s new cinematic post-apocalyptic open-world delivery sim…err, sorry, I mean strand-type game. One: It assumes you have played the first game and (mostly) understood what happened. And two: It assumes you liked all of that and wanted more. A lot more….
Deals for Today: Nintendo Switch Power Bank, Death Stranding Vinyl, Skytech Gaming PC, and More – IGN
If you’ve been holding out for a solid deal, today’s lineup delivers some excellent finds. From a $12 power bank perfect for your Nintendo Switch 2 to a hefty Skytech gaming PC loaded with AMD’s latest hardware, there’s a little something for everyone. TL;DR: Deals For Today Vinyl collectors can also look forward to Woodkid’s…
Death of the Reprobate is wacky renaissance painting Die Hard with a Vengeance, and an ideal game for the holiday period’s long dark teatime of the soul
Warning: Spoilers for both Death of the Reprobate and Die Hard With A Vengeance lie ahead. One day, you’re just living your life, and then bang, some dickhead has to come in and mess everything up. For the protagonist of Death of the Reprobate – a point-and-click indie game that’s one big collage of wacky…