Just after he worked on the first Metal Gear, writer and director Hideo Kojima put out a cyberpunk adventure game called Snatcher. Heavily inspired by movies like Blade Runner and The Terminator, Snatcher never made a big splash outside of Japan — mostly because its English version hasn't been ported to modern videogame platforms — but its influence is felt in experimental, tech focused entries to the science fiction adventure game genre like Eliza, Orwell, République, and, notably, today's launch of Cyber Manhunt 2: New World. Continue reading Phoenix Wright style cyberpunk adventure launches on Steam

In addition to the 2,700-year-old well, archaeologists also found struck flint, animal bone, and pottery used for storage and waste. The post While Preparing For Road Construction In England, Workers Just Happened Upon A Wooden Well From The Bronze Age appeared first on All That's Interesting.

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Funko Pops! have dominated the pop culture collectibles field for over a decade, releasing beady-eyed vinyl figure characters from movies, video games, and comic book franchises, like titans Marvel and DC. When I first discovered Warhammer as a 10-year-old, I was disappointed to find out The Lord of the Rings models I had ogled in White Dwarf were actually the size of your thumb, when I had expected a girthy, detailed 4-ich-or-so figure. Luckily, Funko has filled the void left behind by that bummer by offering an overwhelming catalog full of vibrant, aesthetically pleasing miniatures. Now, theres a video game on the way to bring these creations to life.

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