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Castlevania Advance Collection classifi en Australia

Castlevania Advance Collection classifi en Australia

Despite the fact that the Netflix series is so successful that it has a sequel and players keep screaming for a return, Konami still doesn’t seem inclined to come up with anything new other than on the phone, um, for Castlevania. Probably consolation with a new compilation from the land of the kangaroos. see also: ...

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Video: Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp Switch Vs. GBA Comparison

Video: Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp Switch Vs. GBA Comparison

Beyond a few Spirits in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the Advance Wars series hasn’t seen a skirmish in thirteen years. At this point, we’d assumed this tactical, army-based RPG had been long forgotten, considering the developers Intelligent Systems have their flagship series, Fire Emblem, to fill that tactical gap. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, Nintendo ...

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Australia: Castlevania Advance Collection rated

Australia: Castlevania Advance Collection rated

The Australian Classification board has approved a rating for a new unannounced Castlevania collection which comprises of Konami’s classic Game Boy Advance games. The Castlevania Advance Collection has been given a Mature rating by The Australian Classification board and the collection appears to be coming to multiple platforms. The Castlevania Advance Collection is being developed ...

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Best Game Boy Advance (GBA) Games

Best Game Boy Advance (GBA) Games

© Nintendo Life Today marks the 20th anniversary of the GBA’s release in North America, so it’s the perfect time to revisit this reader-ranked list of the 50 best Game Boy Advance games ever and see how it has changed since March. Remember, this is a dynamic list based on Nintendo Life readers’ User Ratings, ...

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Artificial intelligence to predict hard drive failures in advance

Artificial intelligence to predict hard drive failures in advance

At present, there is no way around the fact that hard drives fail. They are less reliable than SSDs, assuming these drives don’t push to the limit in tasks like Chia mining, but they also offer higher capacities at lower prices and for this reason they are so used in data centers. This is an ...