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A growing body of research is raising fresh questions about how today’s scrolling habits may be shaping the brain.

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Eleven studios whose recent work stands out, from pieces that incorporate steel and candles to a bench with pneumatic-tube cushions.

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On the day they announced those games are being fully remade (not just technically polished remasters but top-down remakes) at State of Play, they stunned fans and shadow-dropped an entirely new game ...