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When The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker made its public debut, it was met with a blend of confusion and anger. As the Nintendo GameCube had stunned players with the ambitious fidelity of Rogue Squadron and Wave Race, the cel-shaded, cartoony approach was in contrast to the Link seen during the 2000 Space World demo. Some dreamed of a more “realistic” Hyrule, trending darker and more dramatic. They’d eventually get something more tribal tattooed in Twilight Princess, but in the interim they’d have to eat crow. Wind Waker is in frequent rotation for the best in the series, illustrating…

Founded in 1979, Edge Games created numerous pieces of software for microcomputers like the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64. However, it is far better known for the litigious nature of its CEO Tim Langdell, who for decades has asserted a trademark over the word “edge” whenever it crops up in the gaming space. While it’s been more than a decade since his patent trolling made major headlines, a LinkedIn post spotted by Time Extension suggests Langdell is at it again, this time relitigating one of his messiest cases. The studio in question is refusing to roll over, hoping to end…

The London Concours, held on the manicured lawns of the Honourable Artillery Company since 2017, is a MUST-ATTEND CAR SHOW. With over 130 of the most jaw-dropping cars on display, it’s an opportunity to get up close to automotive heroes. At the same time, the relaxed yet effortlessly refined environment makes the experience even more enjoyable.I attended London Concours on Tuesday 9th June, day one of the three-day show. Here is a selection of some of my favourite cars. Meanwhile, make sure you read our review of the show, our top 10 cars, and more about all the concours classes…

Early in the 11th century, a young Benedictine monk named Eilmer jumped from the 150-foot tower of his abbey in the small English town of Malmesbury, wearing a pair of crude wings he’d fashioned from willow wood and cloth. Eilmer managed to glide a good 600 feet, passing over the city wall before crash-landing in a small valley near the river Avon. The fall broke both his legs, crippling him. Malmesbury Abbey still boasts a stained-glass window in honor of Brother Eilmer. This legendary experiment in medieval aviation comes to us via 12th-century historian William of Malmesbury in an account…

It’s no secret that Capcom is absolutely killing it right now. Monster Hunter Wilds, Resident Evil Requiem, Dragon’s Dogma 2, Pragmata, Street Fighter 6– almost every game that Capcom has published in the last five years, other than Exoprimal, has been both a critical and financial success. While everyone seems to credit Capcom’s never-ending streak of hits to something different, President and COO Haruhiro Tsujimoto credits its recent success to its new “team-based approach to game development.” As part of Capcom’s 43rd anniversary celebrations, Tsujimoto recently sat down with Famitsu (via Automaton) to discuss everything from the current state of…

The device looks just like a high-tech brush. It plugs in via a USB cable and takes about four hours to fully charge, then lasts for 60 minutes on a single charge (about 12 individual five-minute sessions). The brush has just one button to turn it on and off, and with the button, you also toggle through the three modes: Gentle, Balance, and Boost. There isn’t a ton of information about the different settings, but each one increased the overall intensity of the vibrations, which are felt through the small, rounded metal nib bristles that vibrate the scalp in short,…

Are we at a big inflection point for Xbox or is Microsoft just going to double down on what it’s been doing until things magically turn around, or it decides to spin off the gaming business altogether? That’s one of the questions that has arisen out of the recent whiplash between a great Xbox showcase last weekend and a harsh memo from Xbox CEO Asha Sharma promising a “reset” later that same week. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was asked what the model will be for its gaming business moving forward during a recent live event and while he didn’t offer…

I’m not surprised to discover that Suunto has given the Spark some protection against sweat and rain. The IP55 rating doesn’t extend to the charging case, which is reasonably compact and slim enough to slip into a pocket or running belt if you need to carry it with you.ScreenshotSuunto provides two control methods, but neither are the type I like to see on earbuds built for exercise. There are touch panels placed on the outside of both buds, which I usually find to be fiddly to use when running or with sweaty hands. Even Suunto states that single-tap controls can…

My wife found this in a store and bought it for me a joke because it says “manly man smell like tree” on the box, which, I mean, you have to buy that. Sometimes a thing that seems like joke turns out not to be. Like this guide. The Last Call Shampoo bar is the same way—there’s a jokey element here and it’s fun, but it’s also a great bar of soap. Or shampoo. Or whatever you want it to be, really.I’m what you might call a minimalist when it comes to all things grooming-related. I have a beard; I…

Suppose your giftee loves growing mushrooms but has graduated to more challenging varieties. In that case, North Spore makes an automated monotub ($150) that can be paired with either substrate or the brand’s fruiting blocks. It keeps the growing environment with the proper airflow and humidity, and I’ve grown so many mushrooms in mine that I’ve turned into a Crazy Mushroom Lady, leaving bags on neighbors’ porches and chasing down acquaintances in the grocery store.(Note that the photo above shows golden oyster mushrooms, which mycologists are investigating as a potential invasive species. North Spore says it is currently phasing out…