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Burger King Trolls Ajit Pai and FCC with Net Neutrality Ad
January 25th, 2018 4:00 PMWith a take as hot as their Whoppers, Burger King has released a net neutrality advertisement that compares the repeal to burgers.
New Lovenstein Comic Prompts Dark Exploitable
January 25th, 2018 3:30 PM
A new series of exploitables based on a Mr. Lovenstein comic shows how people pay the price of crippling embarrassment.
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A Tale of Horror and Madness
January 25th, 2018 2:55 PM
Yume Nikki Dream Dairy Announced
January 25th, 2018 2:33 PM
A 3D reboot of the 2004 RPG Maker adventure game Yume Nikki has just been announced for release on Windows systems next month.
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All Might Says: Always Go For This
January 25th, 2018 2:00 PM
An exploitable piece of My Hero Academia fan art demonstrates the correct way of doing things.
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Burger King Trolls Ajit Pai and FCC with Net Neutrality Ad
With a take as hot as their Whoppers, Burger King has released a net neutrality advertisement that compares the repeal to burgers.
New Lovenstein Comic Prompts Dark Exploitable
A new series of exploitables based on a Mr. Lovenstein comic shows how people pay the price of crippling embarrassment.
Yume Nikki Dream Dairy Announced
A 3D reboot of the 2004 RPG Maker adventure game Yume Nikki has just been announced for release on Windows systems next month.
All Might Says: Always Go For This
An exploitable piece of My Hero Academia fan art demonstrates the correct way of doing things.
