Thankfully, clever folks like Ana Diaz over at Polygon are here to help. The latest example: this explainer on the bizarre “dabloon” memes that are all over the place.
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And if you’re wondering if it’s worth heading to a theater to see the Knives Out sequel a little early — it’ll be coming to Netflix on December 23rd — you can check out my review from earlier this fall. In short: it’s a blast.
This week’s releases are highlighted by Pokémon Violet and Scarlet on the Switch, which are very ambitious and also a bit of a technical mess. (At least the phone is cool.)
Elsewhere, the latest puzzle box TV show is on Netflix with 1899, Apple Arcade subscribers can check out the heartwarming adventure Old Man’s Journey, and Pentiment brings a distinct flavor to Xbox and PC.
Oh, and if you’re just getting started with Marvel Snap, here are some tips.
The tech, the memes, and everything else you need to know ahead of the most controversial World Cup in history.
Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai’s new YouTube channel has been a fascinating deep dive into video game development. But his latest video delves into something much more important: his cute cat Fukurashi. It’s just two minutes of photos of his cat and it’s absolutely perfect.
