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It's not just Majora's Mask and Ben Drowned: Nintendo's adventure RPG has a long history of experimenting with the genre

Scott Ritter, former UN nuclear arms inspector, hears Johnny Cash’s cancer-ravaged voice, speaking those haunting words at the end of his song, “The Man Comes Around.” (Article by Deborah L. Armstrong republished from Medium.com) “That’s what we live in today,” the former US Marine intelligence officer said at a press conference aptly titled “Can Nuclear War […]

Russia's nuclear-armed autonomous torpedoes Poseidon may never be used. But they may still provoke uncertainty, speculation, and fear.

Russia’s minister of industry confirmed to Sputnik on Tuesday that an S-350 Vityaz missile system operating in “automatic mode” had been successfully used in the ongoing Russia-NATO proxy war in Ukraine. How has Russia incorporated AI in its military equipment? What is it used for? And which specific systems have it? Sputnik investigates.

It’s unclear how much longer our luck can hold out.

The authorities in Cuba have never conducted a thorough investigation into Oswaldo Paya’s death.

With spring around the corner, immerse yourself in local art, Gardenscape, album launch concerts and a vocal workshop.

Dead Hand, the creepiest enemy in Nintendo’s 1998 N64 classic The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, is making a comeback in the form of 3D models, and everyone needs to chill out.

MysteryScene

While German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock recently ignited a firestorm of historic proportions by saying the quiet part out loud when she bluntly said 'the West' is already [...]