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You can buy Final Fantasy XIV again starting January 25
Since the launch of its Endwalker expansion in December, Final Fantasy XIV has been popular. In fact, it’s been too popular.Read More
Yellowjackets: Our biggest burning questions and working theories – CNET
Obsessed with Showtime’s new hit show Yellowjackets? You’ve come to the right place…
Meta reportedly shutters video speed-dating service before it exits beta – CNET
Sparked, Facebook’s experimental video chat dating service, never exited the testing phase.
New Honda Civic Type R teased on video racing around Suzuka Circuit – Roadshow
A camouflaged Type R prototype is on display at the Tokyo Auto Salon.
The future of robotics
The rapid integration of robotic devices into existing processes will define the speed of future projects and the future of robotics.Read More
Nintendo Switch Online members can try one of the system’s best puzzle games for free – CNET
Nintendo is offering a free trial of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker until Jan. 20.
This is the most inspirational picture of the ISS I’ve ever seen – CNET
A luminous view of the space station above the Nile Delta in Egypt brings together threads of human history.
Logan Paul was scammed on $3.5 million of fake Pokemon cards – CNET
The YouTuber opened a box to find GI Joe trading cards instead. Talk about a real American hero.
Soylent Green predicted a grim 2022. What did the dystopian movie get right? – CNET
The 1973 classic imagined a world wracked by climate change and food shortages. Parts of the bleak movie hit uncomfortably close to home.
Jan. 6 committee subpoenas social networks after ‘inadequate’ responses – CNET
The committee wants more information from Twitter, Reddit and the parent companies of Google and Facebook about what role they played in last year’s deadly Capitol Hill attack.