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Riot, after 17 years, finally adds team voice chat to League of Legends

After the better part of two decades, you can finally talk to your whole team in LoL.

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The first trailer for the Sam Altman biopic is damn creepy

Sam Altman biopic Artificial will be in movie theaters on Christmas Day. Here’s the first trailer.

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How to watch this week’s second Nintendo Direct

After shining the spotlight on The Legend of Zelda, Nintendo will focus on other games in its second Direct for around 45 minutes.

Chrome will now release updates every two weeks to better tackle security threats

Chrome will start releasing new versions of its stable browser more frequently.