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Antonio G. Di Benedetto

Antonio G. Di Benedetto

Reviewer, Laptops

Reviewer, Laptops

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    The PlayStation Portal is flawed but fun

    5

    Verge Score

    It does one thing well, and yet there are other multi-use devices that are arguably better, but dammit sometimes I’m lazy.

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    The Verge’s 2023 gaming and entertainment holiday gift guide

    Even if someone is the type to buy all the latest big games, we’re certain we can help you find them a unique and adequately geeky gift this holiday.

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    The Verge’s 2023 PC gift guide

    The best tech gifts for those who spend way too much time sitting at a laptop or desktop PC — whether for work or leisure.

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    The Verge’s 2023 holiday gift guide for kids

    Let us help you find all kinds of gifts for all kinds of kiddos.

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    Notice me, Rick-senpai.

    Adult Swim put out another short teaser for Rick and Morty: The Anime, and when I say short I mean it’s less than one minute of some out-of-context footage. There’s not much to explain Summer doing her best Sayla Mass impression or Rick doing the Umbrella Academy meme with parallel universe versions of himself, but it all feels on-brand.

    Antonio G. Di Benedetto
    Antonio G. Di Benedetto
    Sometimes I’ll settle for cheap over good.

    Working the deals beat often means buying things I don’t truly need because I can’t pass up a good value. So here I am again, ordering a set of Philips Hue bulbs from Woot that are $29.99 for a four-pack (around $40 off). They’re not the brightest and they don’t turn fancy colors, but damn they’re cheap and I’ll find a use for them.

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    Antonio G. Di Benedetto
    Got another job for you, 621 — only this time you’re up against the world.

    Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon is getting a fresh v1.05 patch on December 19th, complete with new ranked online matchmaking and a global leaderboard. The PvP mode is also getting a batch of new maps and personalized nameplates for mecha sickos to feast on.

    It’s a good time to jump into FromSoftware’s big robot resurgence, as the game is also on sale right now.