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Sean Hollister

Sean Hollister

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    This transforming Optimus Prime is the size of a Hot Wheels because it is a Hot Wheels and also it’s $80.

    Sorry for messing with your wallet, and possibly your next Tuesday morning — the 1:64 die-cast model’s going on sale at 9AM PT / 12PM ET on the 21st. It’s got a Spectraflame paint job, so it might actually look as wonderfully shiny as it does in these photos.

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    Google I/O 2024 live blog: it’s AI time

    Rhymes with “high time.”

    Victoria Song, Kylie Robison and 3 more
    Lego Barad-dûr revealed: Sauron’s dark tower from The Lord of the Rings is $460

    A dark tower fit to stand against Lego’s $500 Rivendell.

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    Sean Hollister
    Sean Hollister
    This interview with Google’s director of industrial design makes me miss Project Ara.

    Claude Zellweger, speaking to Inverse about the Pixel’s camera bar:

    We wanted to create this kind of Mondrian architectural, graphic element with multiple colors, so being able to run that camera bar across was like a really nice way to achieve a ‘you can read it from across the room’ kind of thing and to accommodate a really good camera.”

    Mondrian design? Camera bar module? Google had a beautiful idea that combined both a decade ago. (I like the Pixel look too.)

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    Sean Hollister
    Uhhh... anything you want to tell us about Ghost of Tsushima’s PSN requirement on PC, Sony?

    Remember when Sony walked back its retroactive requirement link a PSN account to Helldivers 2 PC? That same day, Ghost of Tsushima dev Sucker Punch assured fans its upcoming PC port wouldn’t require PSN for singleplayer.

    But now, Ghost has been abruptly delisted from non-PSN countries on Steam. We’ve emailed Sony and Valve... what gives?

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    Sean Hollister
    Duck Game isn’t the only Adult Swim game to get pardoned by Warner Bros. Discovery!

    Polygon reports that Small Radios Big Televisions and others will get their indie games transferred back to them too — though other devs are still waiting to hear back, and WBD has yet to comment.