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  1. Poignant The Midnight Sky wrestles with whether humankind is worth saving

    George Clooney directed and stars in adaptation of the Lily Brooks-Dalton novel

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  2. Microsoft Flight Simulator in VR: A turbulent start for wide-open skies

    Basic impressions of what to expect—and hopes for patches to come.

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  3. Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings have unique microbiomes, study finds

    Research could help slow down deterioration of aging artwork, unmask counterfeits.

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  4. Reminder: Donate to win swag in our annual Charity Drive sweepstakes

    Help us set a new giving record by adding to our $35,000+ charity haul so far.

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  5. Ars Technica’s best games of 2020

    These 20 titles helped a quarantined 2020 pass by that much more quickly.

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  6. Lost Sega arcade classics born anew in cute, $130 Astro City Mini [Updated]

    Fun, clicky buttons, Sega rarities, and solid emulation—albeit with some issues.

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  7. Review: Alice in Borderland takes us down a deliciously bonkers rabbit hole

    Alice in Wonderland and Ready Player One meet Lord of the Flies and Cube.

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  8. Humanity is in danger of becoming obsolete technology in LX 2048

    Director Guy Moshe chats with Ars about his ambitious sci-fi film.

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  9. The 15 best films of a bizarre (and probably historic) year for film

    Some good 2020 news: Most of our favorite films this year can now be enjoyed from home.

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  10. Miyamoto leads fans through Super Nintendo World—and it looks incredible

    Nintendo, Universal Studios went all out to deliver a Nintendo-fan destination.

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  11. Greenland is as much a love story as an epic spectacle of impending disaster

    Director Ric Roman Waugh on bringing hope and humanity to a harrowing tale.

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  12. Back 4 Blood alpha test: Building decks, killing zombies, having co-op fun

    Design director says he's learned from Evolve—and fun, familiar co-op combat checks out.

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  1. Sony delists PlayStation version of Cyberpunk 2077, offers refunds to all owners [Updated]

    Follows abysmal performance issues on base PS4; Xbox offers refunds, doesn't delist.

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  2. Jeremy Bulloch, the original Boba Fett, has passed away

    News confirmed by the actor who played childhood Boba in prequels.

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  3. “Simp,” “incel” part of newly banned insults on Twitch

    New policies also tighten restrictions on sexual harassment, hateful content.

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  4. MindGeek: The secretive owner of Pornhub and RedTube

    Porn is everywhere, but the company that owns the most popular sites is out of sight.

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  5. Don’t try this at home: George’s Marvelous Medicine is quite toxic

    Roald Dahl's classic children's story proved "remarkably accurate" about toxic effects.

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  6. HBO Max patches its Roku hole six months after launch

    Adds over 100 million potential users; follows deals for PlayStation 5, Amazon Fire.

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  7. What makes The Expanse so great: Good science, balancing epic with personal

    Ars chatted with showrunner Naren Shankar and writers Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck.

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  8. Reminder: Donate to win swag in our annual Charity Drive sweepstakes

    Join hundreds of readers who have donated over $23,000 so far.

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  9. The Super-est SuperFX: An unmodified SNES, revved up with ray tracing [Updated]

    FPGA board adds real-time RT effects, "sticks to the broad spirit of '90s technology."

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  10. Alan Tudyk plays a crime-solving alien in disguise in Resident Alien trailer

    Syfy series is adapted from the Dark Horse comics by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse.

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  11. CDPR admits it “ignored the signals” of Cyberpunk 2077’s console issues

    Refund requests are dependent on console/retailer policies, CDPR says.

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  12. Modern Vintage Gamer talks dev details and hardware hackery

    Maker, breaker, emulator co-developer, YouTuber—MVG's been around the block.

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  1. Twenty years later, Dungeons & Dragons gets another movie adaptation

    Co-director clinches a Freaks & Geeks full-circle conclusion.

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  2. EA set to pay $1.2 billion for Codemasters and its stable of racing games

    $1.2 billion purchase is part of a trend of game industry consolidation.

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  3. Amid massive bugs, CDPR offers refunds for Cyberpunk 2077 on consoles

    Studio promises patches in next two months will fix “most prominent problems.”

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  4. Stroll down memory lane with this 1996 instructional video on How to Internet

    Everything You Need to Know About... Introduction to the Internet is on the Internet Archive.

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  5. We have a winner in the world’s first quantum chess tournament

    It’s like playing in a multiverse “but the different boards are connected to each other.”

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  6. VR meetings are weird, but they beat our current reality

    VR app called Arthur lets you, distant colleagues collaborate within a 3D meeting space.

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  7. Copyright law is bricking your game console. Time to fix that

    Op-ed: An exemption to the DMCA could make DIY console repairs possible—and legal.

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  8. The Expanse S5 review: The show is bigger, bolder, and better than ever

    The board is set, the pieces moving, and the show's fifth season is devastatingly good.

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  9. We’ve got our first real look at Loki as Disney drops lengthy teaser trailer

    It was just one of a smorgasbord of offerings presented at Disney's Investor Day.

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  10. More Disney 2021 plans: Kate McKinnon as Elizabeth Holmes, Y: The Last Man on FX

    Wait... they got Mahershala Ali to revive Blade, too?

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  11. Disney+ drops Andor teaser, announces gazillion other Star Wars projects

    Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy introduced them all at Disney's Investor Day.

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  12. R.I.P. Henri, le Chat Noir, angst-ridden feline YouTube star for the ages

    Will Braden, aka the "thieving filmmaker," announced Henri's passing on Facebook.

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