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Brendan Frye

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Covers:  Gaming, Media, Technology
EIC at CGMagazine (@CGMagonline). Covering gaming, tech and film. Lover of PC and console gaming since the 80s: bfrye@cgmagonline.com

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EIC at CGMagazine. Covering gaming, tech and film. Lover of PC and console gaming since the 80s: bfrye@cgmagonline.com

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Sakk Gear 25L Rolltop Ranger Backpack Review Original

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By Brendan Frye Verified
| Comics and Gaming Magazine (CGMagazine) Verified
Over the past few years, I have been hunting for the ideal backpack for creators who need something that is not only good for carrying gear, but also useful for travel as we attend various events around the world. I even made a list for this very purpose: to break down the selections I have tried and that have won me over. The latest one that has me excited is the Sakk Gear 25L Rolltop Ranger.
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Roborock Saros 20 Robot Vacuum Review Original

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By Brendan Frye Verified
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Roborock has delivered some of the more innovative robot vacuums over the past few years, and its latest iteration, the Roborock Saros 20, looks to keep up this trend. Built to improve on the features we saw in previous Saros models, this new vacuum is one of the more impressive little robots I have tested over the years. While it is not perfect and the price is not for everyone, for those who want a flagship-level vacuum and do not mind the cost that comes with it, it delivers where it matters.
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Kuala Lumpur is Quietly Making Your Favorite Games

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Sit through the credits of a big game sometime, past the directors and the composers, down into the long scroll of art and production names. Do it often enough and a pattern emerges: Kuala Lumpur keeps showing up. Malaysia’s capital has spent a decade becoming one of the most productive game development cities most players have never thought about, and the industry has stopped treating it as a secret. The most famous tenant is Larian.
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