Hey, Quick Question: Who Are Meta’s VR Glasses For?
Meta’s VR Glasses are aimed at a customer I’m not sure exists, unless we are counting "bored people at the airport."
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Chris Person
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Woodo Is Pretty Good, Even If It Is Making Me Puke A Little Bit
Woodo describes itself as a "cozy diorama puzzle game", in which you have to match a succession of items on the side of your screen to their counterparts
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Fortnite Is Selling Your Favorite Characters Back To You As Husks
Fortnite's latest crossover season is a weird branding exercise that's bad for both companies and fans
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Sam Greszes
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