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J.Phlip’s First Club: Liquid Dancing in Oversized Ecko Hoodies

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By J. Phlip
Music

Twenty Something Years Later, DJ Colette and DJ Heather Are Still The Leading Ladies of House

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Gaming

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Culture

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By Matt Jancer
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Gaming

After Playing ‘Final Fantasy XIV’, I Understand How People Get So Attached To Created Characters

When I started playing ‘Final Fantasy XIV’, I never realized how much of an effect Chetus Jetus would have on me. But, I get it now.

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Gaming

The Pre-Xbox ‘Halo’ Third-Person Beta Builds Randomly Dropped and Can Be Played Now

The third-person pre-Xbox ‘Halo’ beta was uploaded onto Archive.org and is available to play on modern hardware.

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By Shaun Cichacki
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Gaming

‘MiSide’: An Anime “Dating Sim” I Played Because of the Internet — And Now, I Won’t Be Able To Sleep Tonight

Let ‘MiSide’ be a lesson to y’all. If the internet tells you to play a game, don’t listen. This isn’t an anime dating sim — it’s HELL.

12.26.24

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J.Phlip’s First Club: Liquid Dancing in Oversized Ecko Hoodies

Twenty Something Years Later, DJ Colette and DJ Heather Are Still The Leading Ladies of House