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Win a New Apple Watch as CNET Guessing Game: Apple Edition Returns for Round Two

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By David Lumb Verified
| finanzen.net
You lovely readers had such a great time during the initial round of our CNET Big Guessing Game: Apple Edition, including nailing some unlikely predictions around WWDC 2026. Now we're whipping up round two. Test your oracular skills and make new predictions for some of the most exciting Apple announcements coming in the second half of 2026. The second round of the CNET Big Guessing Game is now live. Click the Start button above to begin.
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Bad Magpie Is a Delightful Game About Destructively Avoiding Your Emotions

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By David Lumb Verified
| Hecho En California
In the realm of wildlife gremlin simulators like Untitled Goose Game, Bad Magpie marries mischievous carnage with an emotional undercurrent. Good games obscure their emotional underpinnings with enjoyable gameplay, but the best let you be a little bastard while you do it. Bad Magpie, the debut game from London-based indie studio Milktooth, follows the proud tradition of players controlling animals committing misdemeanor chaos, like Untitled Goose Game.
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Bad Magpie Is a Delightful Game About Destructively Avoiding Your Emotions

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By David Lumb Verified
| Flipboard
Microsoft's CEO Suggests The Bill Has Come Due For Xbox Are we at a big inflection point for Xbox or is Microsoft just going to double down on what it’s been doing until things magically turn around, or it …
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