10 Rick and Morty Gadgets We Wish We Had IRL

There is no knowing where Rick and Morty will end up in Season 4, which premieres Sunday, November 10 on Adult Swim (check out our review here). Regardless of circumstance, fans of the animated series know that Earth C-137 Rick Sanchez always has a futuristic gadget or two cooked up to save his day.

From manipulating time to breaking the hearts of an entire planet, here are the top 10 gadgets viewers wish they could own from the misadventures of Rick and Morty:

Which gadget is your favorite? Let us know in the comments if you would use this advanced tech for good or for…Rick purposes.

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12 Games, Movies, And Books Like Death Stranding

Save Up to $130 on These Arcade Cabinets: Marvel, Mortal Kombat, and More

If we could all run our own arcades, I’m pretty sure the world would be a better place. Thankfully, Walmart has a great deal on Arcade1UP’s line of 4-foot tall arcade cabinets, meaning you can bring the nostalgia straight into your living room. Walmart’s deals currently beat Target’s already-lowered prices, so if you’ve been sitting on the fence about grabbing one (or three) of these, now is the absolute best time to do so. Keep in mind that each of these cabinets comes with 2-4 games, so check each listing and see how much game you’re getting.

Marvel Super Heroes 3-In-1 Cabinet From Arcade1UP for $50 Off

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My Hero Academia: Season 4, Episode 4 Review

“Fighting Fate,” Episode 4 of Season 4 of My Hero Academia, begins with aplomb and ends with a draining and satisfying extended scene of real character growth. The season’s best episode yet accomplishes so much without throwing a single punch.

The two minutes of episode we get before the sweet-as-honey OP kicks in is one hell of an intro to the episode, spring-boarding us into what we will be immediately hoping is the best episode of Season 4 so far. These opening minutes forego the usual Deku spiel about UA and his goal of becoming the number one hero; instead, it provides expert exposition in a handful of shots. We get our first real glimpse of Mirio’s hero costume, proudly displaying the number ‘1,000,000’, and him officially telling Deku his hero name, Lemillion.

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What is “Comfort Food” Gaming (and Why Did it Dominate 2019

Ray tracing, haptic feedback, social strands, surprise mechanics, 8k resolution, “play as anyone”, adaptive triggers, games-as-service, advanced processing units… it never ends with the buzzwords, jfc.

Now, I know we’re supposed to be excited about all this new technology and all these new way to play games, and I’m as likely as the next guy to pre-order a PS5 and/or Xbox… Two? Good-looking games are better than the alternative, no one is arguing that.

Yeah, no thanks

AND YET! Is any of this crap going to make games more fun? Did playing Borderlands 2 in VR make it more enjoyable, or did it make you motion-sick? The Fornite Black Hole event was novel, sure, but Is Season 2 of Fortnite doing anything that “Season 1” wasn’t already doing? Did turning Fallout into a weird MMO social experiment make it more fun than a regular-ass Fallout game would have been?

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Where’s The MONEH?! – Dirty Arty Episode 3

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Endgame’s Captain Marvel vs. Thanos Fight Was a Last Minute Addition

The record-smashing Avengers: Endgame not only capped of 10 years, and three Phases, of Marvel movies, but now Disney is submitting the cast for Oscar consideration.

The film’s lengthy final battle, featuring the Avengers vs. 2014 Thanos and his evil horde, has also become a topic of endless exploration. Like how co-writer Christopher Markus recently admitted to the plot hole involving Captain America using Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir.

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Uncovering The Matrix 4 Through the Themes of The Matrix Trilogy

“What is the Matrix?”

Twenty years removed from erupting onto screens and carving its rightful place in cinematic history, this question at the heart of Lana and Lily Wachowski’s reality-bending trailblazer begs to be reappraised. Unlike Thomas “Neo” Anderson, dimly aware that something was wrong with his world but not quite sure what, we’re obviously familiar with the concepts and semiotics behind the Matrix by now. So here’s a better question:

What is the legacy of The Matrix?

After the rapturous acclaim of The Matrix followed by the far more muted reception towards both The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions, the reputation of this series overall may be as complicated and divisive as, well, the sequels themselves. However, fans have since become primed and ready for the recently announced fourth Matrix installment, which will see the return of Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, and others. Though long rumored, frustratingly little about this sequel has been revealed so far.

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