PlayStation Classic Datamine Seems to Reveal 36 Rejected Games

The PlayStation Classic could have had a very different line-up, if a purported datamine of the console is to be believed.

Posted on GitHub, the code dump shows differences between the core PCSX PlayStation emulator and a custom version of that emulator, seemingly the one being used in the micro-console (the PlayStation Classic uses a port of the PCSX emulator to run its games).

If legitimate, those differences include a list of 36 games not included on the release version of the PlayStation Classic, which appear to have been tested for the micro-console, but not included.

Here’s that list in full:

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Best Cheap Gaming Chairs

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I’ve already written a list of the best gaming chairs available, but let’s be honest—there’s only so much money in anyone’s budget for a gaming throne. While there’s certainly something to be said for ergonomic racing chairs made of the finest Italian leather, or a swanky Herman Miller chair that’s adjustable in 27 different ways, you shouldn’t have to sell family heirlooms just to afford a decent gaming chair. In fact, there’s all kinds of excellent gaming chairs out there for about $100 or less, and that’s what this handy list is all about. Spend the extra dough on what really matters: games, or hardware.

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Tom Cruise Takes Time Out From Shooting Top Gun 2 for PSA on Motion Smoothing

Tom Cruise has tweeted a PSA about how best to watch Mission: Impossible Fallout, from the set of Top Gun: Maverick.

Motion smoothing is a plague on home entertainment and Tom Cruise is doing his part to wage war against it with the DVD and Blu-ray release of Mission: Impossible Fallout, alongside the film’s director, Chris McQuarrie. In a short PSA the pair explain more about motion smoothing and – more importantly – how to turn the thing off.

Rainbow Six Siege’s Operation Wind Bastion Update Is Live; Here’s What It Does

Rainbow Six Siege‘s latest update has gone live for PS4, Xbox One, and PC, meaning Operation Wind Bastion’s new Operators, Nomad and Kaid, are now available. The update also includes a new map, named Fortress.

Operation Wind Bastion is themed around Morocco, with Fortress being set in the north African country and the two new Operators hailing from the GIGR special forces. Kaid, a Defender, comes equipped with three deployable electroclaws, which electrify any metallic object within a small radius. That means, if placed correctly, one electroclaw could electrify multiple reinforcements, deployable shields, or razor wires.

Nomad, meanwhile, is an Attacker. Her primary weapons come attached with a device that launches wind-powered proximity mines. When an opponent approaches, the mines blast all enemies back and off their feet. Opposing players are rendered unable to use their weapon for a short duration, and must get back on their feet. The mines can be used defensively to protect your flanks or offensively to flush enemies out.

Operation Wind Bastion also includes additional weapon skins and a headgear bundle. In addition, five existing Operators are receiving balancing changes: Mute, Clash, and Smoke are being buffed, while Lesion and Zofia are being nerfed. The full list of changes can be read in Operation Wind Bastion’s patch notes.

In the Operation’s preview stage, we thought Kaid felt overpowered, so it will be interesting to see how the new Operators feel now the game is live for all. Operation Wind Bastion is the fourth and final Season of DLC from Siege’s third year, though Ubisoft has stated its plans to continue supporting the game for years to come.

The Best Smart Watches

Whether you’re looking to rely less on your phone, or just want a fun and flexible time instrument, Smart Watches are here to stay. Here’s our picks for the very best in every category.

Three New NES Games, Including Ninja Gaiden, Are Headed to Nintendo Switch Online Next Week

Ninja Gaiden, Wario’s Woods, and Adventures of Lolo will all be added to the Nintendo Switch Online – Nintendo Entertainment System library next Wednesday, December 12.

These three titles will join the ever-growing list of NES classics that saw Metroid, Mighty Bomb Jack, and TwinBee added last month.

Ninja Gaiden was released on the NES at the end of 1988 in Japan and in the United States in March of 1989.

Player’s take control of the Ryu Hayabusa, a “rising ninja in his family’s clan who travels to America to seek vengeance for his father’s death.”

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Captain Marvel: Hasbro Reveals First Set Of Toys Based On Upcoming 2019 Movie

If you’ve been looking forward to the upcoming March movie Captain Marvel, then the past few days have been a whirlwind for you. The latest trailer has dropped, and it looks pretty amazing. We also learned her story is getting a bit of retooling, which is a good thing since her comic book origin is very confusing. And now, Hasbro has revealed the first set of toys based on the movie.

Hasbro expands its highly-articulate Marvel Legends line with figures based on the upcoming movie. The new set consists of five figures: Captain Marvel with interchangeable hands and head, Captain Marvel in Bomber Jacket with her cat Goose, Talos, Nick Fury, and Star Force Commander. The line will be available for purchase in Spring 2019 and all the figures will cost $20 each.

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In addition, there will also be a Photon Power FX Glove toy available in January for $16. The electronic glove lights up and makes noise. Hasbro will also be releasing four dolls priced $13-$25: Captain Marvel Power FX Electronic Doll, Captain Marvel Doll and Goose, Captain Marvel (Star Force) Doll, and Cosmic Captain Marvel Doll. The dolls are in the 11.5-inch scale and all feature 11 points of articulation. They will hit stores this January.

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While the movie starring Brie Larson doesn’t hit theaters until next year, there’s a lot of talk about the new trailer, especially when fans found out Annette Bening is playing a Kree whose name hasn’t been revealed to fans yet. Captain Marvel follows the story of a cosmic superhero engaged in an intergalactic war who finds out she was once from Earth. She heads to her original home to learn more and finds there are shapeshifting aliens on the planet as well, some of which are disguised as old women that end up getting punched.

After Captain Marvel hits theaters on March 8, 2019, we’ll get to see Larson in the role once more as she suits up for the unnamed Avengers 4, which comes out May 3. The post-credit sequence of Infinity War showed off the Captain Marvel logo, so she’ll have to be the one that comes and saves the day for all of the superheroes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.