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Kerem Özdemir

Istanbul, Turkey
As seen in: ekonomim.com, LinkedIn, Medium, WriteUp Cafe, Dünya Gazetesi, Fortune Turkey, TechInside (Turkey), Teknotorite
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Most Anticipated Video Games Releasing This Year

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By Kerem Özdemir
| WriteUp Cafe
A late-cycle release calendar, and why it feels unusually tense By early September, release calendars usually look settled. Publishers have locked dates, platform holders have staged their showcases, and preorders already tell a rough demand story. This year feels different. The list of most anticipated video games releasing this year is not just long; it is strategically crowded.
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Rethinking Fermented Foods: What Health Benefits Really Hold

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By Kerem Özdemir
| WriteUp Cafe
Fermented foods moved from side dish to health claim Walk through a premium grocery aisle in Ankara, London, Dubai, or Mumbai and same pattern appears. Kefir gets sold as a gut reset. Kimchi gets framed as anti-inflammatory. Kombucha promises balance. Yogurt, once just breakfast, now arrives with labels built around microbiome language. That shift happened fast.
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Virtual Reality Gaming Future and the Best Headsets

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By Kerem Özdemir
| WriteUp Cafe
VR gaming stopped being a tech demo Walk into a serious sim racing setup in 2026 and one thing becomes obvious fast: virtual reality is no longer side hardware for enthusiasts only. A player with a direct-drive wheel, hand tracking menus, eye-tracked foveated rendering, and a lightweight headset is not chasing novelty. He is buying lower latency, better depth judgment, and more presence in games where milliseconds and spatial awareness actually matter.
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