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Sega Mega Drive Mini Delayed into 2019

Sega’s Mega Drive Mini console has been delayed into 2019, according to a tweet by Sega’s Japanese Twitter account. The Mega Drive Mini was originally planned to release in Japan this year.

The good news for classic Sega fans is that the response to the retro console’s announcement earlier this year has been strong enough that Sega is now also bringing versions of it to the United States and Europe. All three regions will get the console, which will be called the Sega Genesis Mini in the U.S., at the same time thanks to a worldwide launch.

Switch Owners Can Now Play Their Games on More Than One Console

Thanks to the release of version 6.0 yesterday, Switch owners now have the ability to play their downloaded games and content on a second console. The functionality works by having users designate “primary” and “non-primary” consoles through their Nintendo Account.

If a Switch owner is without their own console but has access to someone else’s, it’s possible to log into their Nintendo Account on this non-primary console and play all of their digital game content on it. The catch is that users will have to maintain an internet connection while playing their owned content on any non-primary console. If the user loses their internet connection, then the game will pause “after a certain amount of time.” The player can resume where their game was paused once a connection is reestablished.

You Could Buy These Custom Celebrity Xbox One X Consoles

Xbox and Make-A-Wish have partnered with actors, musicians, athletes, game developers, and internet celebrities to raise money for charity with a huge assortment of one-of-a-kind, customized Xbox One X consoles.

The initiative, called Consoles for Kids, brings together Microsoft and some of the biggest names in entertainment to create a wide array of Xbox One X consoles personally autographed – and in some cases bundled with other cool giveaways – to auction off with 100% of the proceeds going to charity.

To see high-res images of all the available custom Xbox One X consoles from the likes of The Rock, Ninja, Jack Black, Ronda Rousey, Wiz Khalifa, Usain Bolt and more, click on the slideshow above.

Our Sneak Peek at Netflix’s Maniac Will Probably Just Confuse You

This September, IGN is highlighting the best TV coming your way in the 2018-2019 season. Today, we’re venturing into the unpredictable world of Maniac, Netflix’s new 10-part limited series from The Leftovers scribe Patrick Somerville and True Detective Season 1 helmer Cary Fukunaga. The show stars Emma Stone as Annie Landsberg and Jonah Hill as Owen Milgrim, two strangers drawn to the late stages of a mysterious pharmaceutical trial. Justin Theroux also delivers a scene-stealing turn as the creator of a new kind of pill that “claims to repair anything about the mind, be it mental illness or heartbreak, with no complications or side-effects whatsoever.” (Naturally, you can expect plenty of complications and side-effects.) Maniac debuts Sept. 21 on Netflix.

Advance Review of Netflix’s Roma

This is an advance review out of the Toronto International Film Festival. Roma will debut on Netflix later this year.

Roger Ebert once wrote that “movies are like a machine that generates empathy,” and nothing encapsulates that sentiment better than Roma. Gravity director Alfonso Cuarón has traded the epic vastness of space for an intimate story about his own childhood and the women who raised him. Whether you grew up in a similar situation, or just have a beating heart, Roma pulls all the right strings at the right moments to make you feel like you’ve known this family your whole life.

Cuarón says Roma is 90% based on his own childhood, and based on the level of detail and care, it shows. We follow a chapter in the life of Cleo (first-time actress and breakout star Yalitza Aparicio), a housekeeper in the titular middle-class neighborhood Roma, in Mexico City during the early ‘70s. She works for a family of three boys and a girl. Cleo is more than just a maid, more often than not acting as a surrogate mother to the children in the absence of their parents. She tucks the children in at night, helps them get dressed, and makes sure they get to school on time. She also has the patience of a saint, as when the parents are actually in the house, they are a constant reminder that Cleo is not really a part of their family. While they are kind to her, she is still only “the help”. While Latin-Americans will especially identify with the relationship between housekeepers and the families they work for, Cuarón makes sure that no matter your life experiences, you will still care for this family.

Life Gets Even Worse for Batman

As if being left at the altar by Catwoman wasn’t bad enough, Batman has been dealt an even worse blow in the latest issue of his ongoing comic.

Warning: this article contains spoilers for Batman #55!

Dick Grayson has been hanging around Gotham City lately, recently filling in as Batman while Bruce Wayne dealt with jury duty. In this issue, Nightwing elected to stick around a while longer, hoping to help lift Batman out of his breakup funk.

PUBG Looks like It’s Finally Heading to PS4

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds for PlayStation 4 has been spotted on the Korean ratings board website, signalling a future announcment.

Almost a year after Bluehole was “in talks with Sony” about the possibility of a PUBG PS4 release, Twitter user Nibellion has spied the title listed over on the Korean ratings board, suggesting that the game will finally be launching on Sony’s console.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founder’s Edition Review

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Like clockwork, Nvidia has announced a new architecture for its GPUs, and it’s debuting it in a range of Founder’s Edition graphics cards that feature an all-new design befitting a new direction for the company. While the RTX 2080 could be considered the standard card in the 20XX-series lineup, the RTX 2080 Ti is the top dog in terms of raw performance (and its unusually high $1,200 price tag). All of the new GPUs from Nvidia feature specialized “Turing” hardware that will allow them to eventually offer features like real-time ray tracing and artificial intelligence-powered super sampling, so there’s more to this GPU than just sheer horsepower. I’ve spent the past week putting it through its paces, so let’s dive in.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Founder’s Edition Review

Nvidia’s all-new 20-series GPUs have finally arrived, with the company announcing three models so far: the RTX 2080, the beefier RTX 2080 Ti, and the more affordable RTX 2070 (which is coming further down the road). Today I’m looking at the RTX 2080 Founder’s Edition, which is the successor to Nvidia’s popular GTX 1080 card. Built on Nvidia’s new Turing architecture, this graphics card promises increased performance over Pascal along with all-new hardware that enables real-time ray tracing and an all-new version of AI-assisted super sampling (in the future). I spent the last few days with this GPU putting it through its paces, and here’s my full report, including benchmarks in a variety of today’s popular PC games.

Captain Marvel Trailer Features Iconic Secret Invasion Scene

The new trailer for Captain Marvel gives a brief look at the film’s shape-shifting villains known as the Skrulls, but if you look closely, a single shot pays homage to the aliens’ most iconic comic book story, Secret Invasion. The tale saw the Avengers learn that the Skrulls had not only infiltrated their ranks but had replaced key individuals across the entire planet, and then they were forced to fight the invaders in an epic struggle to reclaim the earth.

The whole story kicked off when Elektra was killed in battle and, to everyone’s shock, her body morphed into that of a green Skrull. The surprising moment made the remaining heroes ask themselves an unnerving question: If Elektra was replaced without anyone knowing, then who else could be a Skrull? This difficult conversation began when the Avengers’ greatest scientific minds were inspecting the Skrull corpse: