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Even if CD Projekt Red is able to fix all the glaring technical issues in Cyberpunk 2077, it will always be a shining beacon of everything wrong with the video game industry.

The PS5 is uniquely capable of delivering a gaming experience characterized by breathtaking graphical fidelity, buttery smooth performance and near-instant load times.

Regardless of where I am, with my head bouncing in periodic nods, some things never change. I love you, my beautiful AirPods. In sickness and in health, you have stuck by me.

The general narrative among diehards is that Sony needs to “put story over money” — a hypothetical restructuring of priorities that essentially requires Sony to hand over its highest-earning property to Disney, no matter the cost or ramifications.

For the sake of this scenario, which takes place among UC Berkeley students, let us assume these symbiotes intend to retire from swashbuckling and instead plan to live their lives out peacefully within their UC Berkeley hosts.

Somewhere between witnessing a sweaty Tom Hardy chomp on a live lobster and seeing the character of Venom soulfully tell Eddie Brock that he’d made him change his mind about humanity, I realized that “Venom” was not the version of the story that I’d grown up with.

2017 introduced innovations in the ways that we experience games, ensuring that we’ll play great titles in 2018 and beyond.

This week, the movie theater and the comic shop are going to be the perfect places to escape Thanksgiving’s requisite awkward familial interactions. We’re taking social interaction off the (dinner) table by planning out an entire week of moviegoing and that most solitary of activities, reading.

It’s the height of summer, but theaters around the Bay Area are currently resplendent in a wide variety of amazing pictures right now, from tentpole superhero movies to quiet, meditative micro-budget films

The normalcy of Peter Parker (excellently portrayed by bright-eyed Tom Holland) carries this film and helps create a new blueprint for superhero movies — movies more interested in the lives of all of the people, rather than the spectacle of putting those lives at stake.