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We dive into the science behind everything, the new ideas that will shape the future, and concepts that challenge our thinking. Our mission is to inspire the next generation to create a better world. Since our start in August 2015, Inverse has used a scientific lens to look at culture and a cultural perspective to discuss science. We strive to gain a deeper understanding of the future by closely examining the present, even if our approach isn’t always uniform.
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inverse.com | Gavia Baker-Whitelaw
Between 2015 and 2016, Netflix premiered three attention-grabbing genre shows: Sense8, The OA, and Stranger Things. Of the three, Sense8 seemed the most likely to become a hit. Created by the Wachowskis and Babylon 5’s J. Michael Straczynski, it echoed the scope and spirituality of Cloud Atlas while embracing the goofy sincerity of Jupiter Ascending.
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2 days ago |
inverse.com | Shannon Liao
After two Nintendo Switch 2 events under our belt and a dozen or so hours with the new console, setting up Hades, Super Mario Odyssey, and Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, we can safely say that the Switch 2 is here — and, well, there’s a lot to unpack.
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2 days ago |
inverse.com | Robin Bea
Games like Hades have shown us that the afterlife can be just as good of a starting point for games as an endpoint. Dying is never really the end in games after all, and breaking out of the underworld rather than accepting your fate makes a lot of sense if it’s on the table. A new action RPG on Xbox Game Pass takes the end of its character’s life as the start of its adventure, with the added benefit of starring an adorable cat. Crypt Custodian starts off with a rather grim premise.
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3 days ago |
inverse.com | Ryan Britt
The all-too-brief tenure of Ncuti Gatwa’s 15th Doctor is already causing some big feelings in the Doctor Who fandom. Not since Christopher Eccleston’s 9th Doctor has the era of a new incumbent Time Lord been so short. And, as many have pointed out, the time between the announcement that Gatwa would take the role and his first episode is tragically longer than his actual tenure. But, there’s more than just recent history strangeness afoot here.
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inverse.com | Robin Bea
It’s been ten years since The Witcher 3, and we still have no idea when The Witcher 4 will launch. But thanks to a new tech demo, we have an idea of what CD Projekt Red is aiming for with the anticipated sequel’s visuals, even if we don’t get to see the game in action for years. On May 3, The Witcher 4 kicked off a showcase of Epic’s Unreal Engine 5.6. The game marks the first time CD Projekt Red will use the engine, having relied on its proprietary REDengine in the past.
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