Cars have always been a major aspect of the Grand Theft Auto series, being a staple that players strive to collect. From regular cars to supercars, there has always been a wide selection of vehicles to drive. GTA 5 is no different, with a large array of cars to zip through the streets of Los Santos with.

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Born in 1963, Junji Ito began drawing manga from the young age of four-years-old, and by the age of just 24 he had his first major hit. In 1987, Junji Ito submitted a short horror story to the Monthly Halloween magazine. That short story ended up giving birth to the wildly successful Tomie series, which ended up running for well over a decade. Junji Ito has worked on countless horror manga over the last few decades, delivering a vast number of truly terrifying monsters, some of which are coming to Dead by Daylight.

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It was to be expected that some details about Nintendo Switch 2 would leak before it was revealed. Details about upcoming game consoles always leak before their official announcement. Unlike a game in development, too many people outside the consoles parent company need to know about the device in advance for the secret to be kept: third-party publishers and developers, parts suppliers, accessory manufacturers, retailers, and the people in the factories that make the things. Somebody somewhere in this sprawling chain is going to crack. Somethings going to get out.Even so, the situation with Switch 2 at the moment is extreme. (Even the name has leaked.) The last few weeks have seen a blizzard of leaks, including apparent photos of final hardware. The dam has broken to the extent that peripherals manufacturer Genki, which claims to have obtained a real Switch 2 through back channels, has thrown caution to the wind and shown a mock-up of the console at CES. Genki even has a detailed, animated render of Nintendos new console on its website.Throughout most of last year, it was business as usual in Switch 2 leak land. A few details emerged in reports sourced from behind-closed-doors meetings with Nintendos partners, and a pretty complete, if hazy, picture of the consoles form and features was built up: the magnetic Joy-Cons, the AI-assisted upscaling tech, the backward compatibility.Then, in September, the leaks shifted up a gear. Molds, schematics, and hardware specifications emerged from manufacturers in China that were detailed enough for one YouTuber to 3D print a mock-up of the new console. Since then, corroborating evidence has piled up to the extent that only a handful of mysteries remain (mostly, what the new button, the extra USB-C port, and the optical sensor are for). Weve even got a good sense of the color schemes.Its an unprecedented amount of data on a console that hasnt even been announced yet. What happened?In all probability, its a simple matter of timing. Reports indicate that Nintendo originally planned to launch the Switch 2 in 2024, but delayed it into 2025 to allow time to finish new games and build up enough inventory to prevent stock shortages. But this delay must have presented the company with a dilemma. If it announced the new console in 2024, it could have the knock-on effect of thwarting original Switch sales during the crucial holiday period.This holiday season, I couldnt resist sharing this gift with you all. Some might call it an early reveal but I call it the best-kept secret of the year. pic.twitter.com/btAcUo9j0Q NextHandheld (@NextHandheld) December 25, 2024This hadnt been a concern when Nintendo announced the original Switch with a video in October 2016 the Wii U was a sales dud and Nintendo was keen to move on. But the Switch still sells in large numbers to this day, and it seems Nintendo likely judged that announcing its next move wasnt worth the potential hit to revenue.This strategy is consistent with Nintendos choice to reveal one detail about Switch 2 before the holidays that it would be backward-compatible, thus reassuring players that it was still worth buying Switch games.Nintendos strategy pulled its preparations for Switch 2 in opposing directions. On the one hand, it seemingly wanted a late announcement and short promotional campaign in order to protect Switch sales. On the other, it reportedly wanted a long manufacturing lead-in before launch to build up a healthy amount of stock. This resulted in an unusual situation: Nintendo was likely gearing up for full Switch 2 production months before the console was even announced. What appear to be final retail units have even started to appear in the wild all still before an announcement has been made.So why hasnt Nintendo a famously secretive and litigious company that just loves a takedown notice appeared to do anything to squash the leaks? This is essentially unknowable, and Nintendo is never likely to say. But it seems likely that Nintendo leadership was fully aware that leaks were an inevitable consequence of this launch strategy, and has decided to accept them, in this case, as the cost of doing business.The good news is that, with that holiday sales period out of the way, we can probably expect an announcement very soon. More than that: The Switch 2 is a tangible reality. It exists; its being made right now. That doesnt necessarily mean its launch is imminent. But it might not be too far off.

Finn the Human, Jake the Dog, and the rest of their friends will return to comics this April, when a new Adventure Time series kicks off seven years after the old comic series ended in 2018. The main Adventure Time series officially ended in 2018, but the Adventure Time world didnt end there. Limited series Adventure Time: Distant Lands brought four hour-long specials, each focused on a different set of characters, starting in 2020. Spin-off series Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake debuted in 2023, and followed Finn and Jakes gender-swapped counterparts and Simon Petrikov, the former Ice King. And it looks like the adventure continues on with this new comic line.The comic series will have new issues every month, with rotating artists and writers, including but not limited to Nick Winn (Bloody Mary), Caroline Cash (PeePee PooPoo), Asia Simone (Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur: Wreck and Roll), Jorge Monlongo (Over the Garden Wall: Hallow Town), Brenda Hickey (My Little Pony), and former Adventure Time writer and storyboard artist Derek Ballard. The first issue comes from Winn and kicks off a story arc called Best of Buds.Adventure Time was such a huge part of me growing up, Winn said in a press release. Not only was it hilarious, but it had such an emotional intelligence that very few shows could pull off back then. Being able to revisit the land of Ooo through Oni Press has really been such a joy and a challenge to build something new while still keeping the energy and charm the show cast on me in middle school!Adventure Time (2025) #1 will be available on April 9.

Polish tabletop board game manufacturer Archon Studio one of the biggest miniatures studios in Europe, second only to Games Workshop announced the upcoming crowdfunding campaign of Master of Orion: Ad Astra, a turn-based 4X sci-fi strategy miniatures game based on the video game of the same name. The Gamefound crowdfunding campaign launches Jan. 14, with additional perks for backers who follow the campaign before the official launch.In Master of Orion: Ad Astra, players will act as one of six alien species vying for dominance over the far reaches of the galaxy. While not the first tabletop adaptation, Archon Studio calls Ad Astra a true 4X game, invoking a term coined by game writer Alan Emrich in his preview of the original video game Master of Orion in 1993. The term describes the essential four Xs of any good strategic conquest game: EXplore, EXpand, EXploit and EXterminate.Backers who fund Ad Astra will receive a core game that includes 280 miniatures from a studio which Polygons Charlie Hall described as being created with Polish space magic, and a series of technology cards and unique components. Designed for up to four players, Ad Astra also includes a fully realized solo ruleset for players who want to experience the game on their own. The game will be available in five languages: English, German, French, Polish, and Spanish.Archon Studio will be hosting a YouTube livestream to coincide with the launch of the crowdfund. Backers who follow the campaign prior to that will receive a free dice tray and have the option to pay for the campaign over the course of six installments instead of one lump sum. The Master of Orion: Ad Astra crowdfunding campaign goes live Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. PST.

Do you like your Instagram algorithm, but hate that it's missing political posts from accounts you don't follow? You're in luck: Starting this week in the U.S. (and next week for the rest of the world) Meta is going to start adding political content to your recommendations on Instagram and Threads by default. If you're thinking, "Hey, didn't Instagram have the exact opposite approach to this situation last year?" you'd be right. In February of 2024, the company announced it would explicitly not suggest political content from accounts you didn't follow. Unless you actively sought out this content, you could browse the app in peace, left to check out whatever interests you have outside politics.However, it is no longer February 2024. January 2025 is a much different place for Instagram, Meta, and the U.S. As Mark Zuckerberg drastically changes policies surrounding what you can say on Meta's platforms, Instagram (and, by extension, Threads) are making changes as well. Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, took to Threads to announce the changes, stating that while he still doesn't believe Meta should be showing political content to people from accounts they don't follow, "a lot of people have been very clear that they want this content." View on ThreadsIndeed, it seems my Instagram settings have already flipped over, while my Threads settings have yet to. (But I have no doubt they will.) Without intervention, you'll likely start seeing more political content that may anger, upset, worry, or frustrate you. Luckily, there is something you can do about it.Removing political content from your Instagram and Threads feedsLet's start with Instagram: Open your profile, then tap the hamburger menu in the top right. Scroll down to the "What you see" section, then choose "Suggested content." Here, tap "Political content," and you'll find three options: Standard, the default, which shows "some" suggested political content; See more, which shows you more political content, if that's your jam; and See less, which is the option you want. Despite the option having "less" in the name, Instagram says it will not share political content with you when it recognizes it, so it should be enough to remove most of the content you'd come into contact with. If it's not, however, back out of this page, then tap the toggle next to Snooze suggested posts in feed. This will remove this type of content from your feed for the next 30 days. It's not perfect, but at least you have a month of peace. Credit: Jake Peterson These options should be present in much the same way on Threads, but reaching them is a bit different. Again, head to your profile, then tap the hamburger menu. Only this time, choose "Account," then "Political content." Right now, I still see the old Suggest political content setting, which is off by default.

As we muddle through another flu season, keeping things clean remains an effective way to stay healthy. But cleaning alone isnt always enough when it comes to the microscopic germs that can make us sicksometimes you have to sanitize and disinfect, as well.Theres a defined difference between cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting, and a right and wrong way to go about them. Here are the highlights, with guidance from the CDC.Cleaning vs. sanitizing vs. disinfectingFirst, let's discuss the difference between cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting, as defined by the CDC:Cleaning involves physically removing dirt, debris, and (some) germs from surfaces. This is typically done with soap or other cleaners, water, and a little scrubbing (hence the "physical" part). Cleaning only scrapes away some of the germs that can make you sick, but this is often sufficient to stay healthy in generalthe germs left on a dinner plate after you wash it in the sink are usually safe as long as youre in good health.Sanitizing greatly reduces the germs on a surface, leaving behind a level thats considered safe. Most sanitizers kill bacteria, but they arent necessarily intended to kill viruses (though they often can kill some).Disinfecting kills everythingboth bacteria and viruses.An important distinction to remember is that sanitizers and disinfectants dont clean very wellthat is, they will kill most or all of the germs, but might not do a very good job of removing dirt and debris. If you only use hand sanitizer, for example, your hands might be sanitized, but they might also still be dirty.When to clean, sanitize, and disinfectSince cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting are different things, it makes sense that you should treat them as such. Here's when to do each:Clean everything regularlyevery day. In fact, the order of germ-killing operations always starts with cleaning (removing debris and dirt), as you cant as effectively sanitize or disinfect a dirty surface. Cleaning should always comes first when you want to sanitize or disinfect something.Sanitize surfaces and objects that touch food or might end up in your mouth after every use when you're concerned about illnesses.Disinfect surfaces if youre sick (or someone else in the house is sick), or if you or someone in the home has a compromised immune system.In other words, you normally dont need to disinfect every day, but you do need to clean and sanitize specific things every day.Check your product labelsIf you want to sanitize or disinfect a surface, youll need to use a cleaning product thats appropriate to the taskbut dont put too much faith in labels. Many sanitizing products will claim they kill 99% or even 99.9% of germs, but this is usually deceptive. What they mean is that they kill 99.9% of certain bacteria and viruses. Even then, they usually dont give you any information as to the conditions under which those tests were performed underthat is, how thoroughly the surfaces were cleaned or how the product was applied.That doesnt mean sanitizers are useless, but it does mean that you shouldnt assume your home is antiseptic and completely germ-free after you use them. If you want to really kill the most bacteria and viruses as possible, you shouldnt rely solely on a sanitizing product, even if it has that shiny 99.9% claim.If youre disinfecting, make sure you read the label and follow the instructions. Most products require you to leave the disinfectant on the surface for a prolonged period of time (sometimes as long as 20 minutes) to ensure full efficacy. If you just spray and wipe, youre probably not really disinfecting. If youre looking at a sanitizer or disinfectant that uses isopropyl alcohol, also make sure its a 70% strength mixture (as opposed to a 99% alcohol mixture)the lower strength, counterintuitively, is the sweet spot for disinfecting.