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#NameYourJunkAfterAGame is exactly what you think it is

#nameyourjunkafteragame

Meanwhile, in the world of twitter: #NameYourJunkAfterAGame is a hashtag that’s exactly what it sounds like. It’s currently trending on twitter and oh boy, what a time it is to be alive. If you could name your junk after a game, one game, what game would you pick? Go on, don’t be shy! Women and men alike can join in. A few ...

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Xenoblade Chronicles X Director Reveals More Artists for the Game

Xenoblade Chronicles X Director Reveals More Artists for the Game

Xenoblade Chronicles X’s director Tetsuya Takahashi has slowly been revealing artists working on the title over Twitter. Just recently he released another tweet showcasing even more of the artists designing the world of Xenoblade Chronicles X. Over Twitter, Takahashi revealed that artist Yoko Tsukamoto, who has illustrated for games such as Half-Minute Hero, Lord of Vermilion, and the first Xenoblade, is ...

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Fake Xbox Support Accounts Harassing Gamers

Fake Xbox Support Accounts Harassing Gamers

Xbox Live was down last night for a few hours, while the service is back and running, it doesn’t look like fans can have a moment to rest. As fake Twitter Xbox accounts are running rampant and promising free games. Who doesn’t want free stuff? The accounts are @XboxSupportPST and @XboxSupportCST. While their Twitter bio says they are parody accounts, ...

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Lizard Squad Promises Christmas Outage

Lizard Squad hacking Christmas

Some people waking up earlier this morning may not know this, but Xbox Live was down last night. While it’s outage only lasted a few hours, Lizard Squad has promised more. You will more than likely recognize that name, as Lizard Squad is the hacker group behind attacks that have taken down Sony’s PlayStation Network, League of Legends, Battle.net, Twitch ...

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Twitter is now tracking the apps installed on your mobile device

Twitter just made an announcement that’s bound to make at least a few people suspicious in regards to their intentions. The company is now tracking all the apps installed on your mobile device in order to offer more specific content for each user while they’re using the microblogging platform. Twitter emphasizes the fact that it is only collecting the list of ...

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Xenoblade Chronicles X to Feature a Deep Sci-Fi Story

Xenoblade Chronicles X to Feature a Deep Sci-Fi Story

Xenoblade Chronicles X is an upcoming JRPG for the Wii U. Spiritual successor to the hit Wii title Xenoblade Chronicles, we now know what kind of story the title will have. Taking to Twitter, director Tetsuya Takahashi revealed that Xenoblade Chronicles writer Yuichiro Takeda will be tackling the script of the upcoming title. Takahashi had this to say: “After the basic ...

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Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire Has Secret Message for Past Fans

Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire Has Secret Message for Past Fans

Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire may be remakes of the original Ruby and Sapphire games, but they still pay homage to the original games in interesting ways. One such way can only be unlocked by special means. It may be a little tough, but dedicated players can transfer their Pokemon from the original Ruby and Sapphire games into the remakes. One ...

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Samaritans Radar Twitter app suspended indefinitely

Samaritans Radar Twitter app suspended indefinitely

Samaratians Radar is – or used to be – an app within Twitter that could sweep through tweets and filter for content that would suggest a depressive or otherwise dangerous mental state. The purpose of Radar is to try and raise awareness, as well as prevent tragedies from happening, screening tweets for suicidal thoughts or hints. Even though Radar hasn’t ...

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Facebook and co will have to automatically send extremists’ data to authorities

Facebook and co. will have to hand out extremists' data to the UK government

I’m sure you’ve heard about James Comey, FBI director, is concerned about how encryption form Apple and Google jeopardize their investigations and how companies like those shouldn’t encrypt data so that government agencies can’t get their hands on them. Apple and Google have responded by saying that data will indeed be available to government agencies, but only if they have ...

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