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PS4 System Software Update 7.00 is coming this week, bringing new Party and Remote Play enhancements

By Geoffrey Tim
October 7, 2019
in :  Gaming
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It’s almost time for a whole new, numbered firmware update for the PlayStation 4. New numbered firmwares are always a little exciting, because they tend to add new features. While I don’t think any feature added to the Ps4 will be more exciting or useful than the “boost mode” added to use the PS4’s Pro’s increased power in games that don’t explicitly support the system, it’s nice to get new features anyway.

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Sony unveils a new spill-proof speaker that also doubles as a cup holder

By Craig Risi
January 8, 2019
in :  Technology
4

Sony has an answer for those people who like to take their music (and party) with them, but also worry about what might happen when the inevitable spill happens.

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The 1.3.2 update for Terraria contains wild parties and more

By Matthew Figueira
July 22, 2016
in :  Gaming
14

Ever wanted to throw a digital party in Terraria? Now you can, thanks to the 1.3.2 update!

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Extras! 12 December 2014

By Kervyn Cloete
December 12, 2014
in :  Entertainment
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Welcome to The Extras! A daily dose of all the smaller movie related news, clips and just plain cool stuff that you might have missed! Last Updated: December 12, 2014

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These people are launching Assassin’s Creed Unity with us

By Zoe Hawkins
November 11, 2014
in :  Gaming
57

We had five double tickets to give away for the Assassin's Creed Unity launch. These are the people who will be joining us.

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Tell us where the party's happening

By Zoe Hawkins
January 7, 2014
in :  Gaming
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We have launched an events calendar, and we want you to help us fill it up.

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Don’t forget to come drink with us tomorrow

By Gavin Mannion
October 4, 2013
in :  Gaming
117

Come join the Lazygamer team for a community event with beer and gaming discussions

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These guys will go the Splinter Cell launch!

By Geoffrey Tim
August 14, 2013
in :  Gaming
28

Tomorrow night Ubisoft and Microsoft will be hosting a pre-launch event for the newest of Sam Fisher’s escapades in Splinter Cell: Blacklist – and some of you lovely people will be attending. We’ve done a draw, and these are the lucky folk who’ve won a set of double tickets to shindig. Last Updated: August 14, 2013

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