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‘Tears of the Kingdom’ Is the Best Nintendo Switch Game Ever Made

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a mind-bogglingly huge adventure that takes liberal steps to improve on the core gameplay loop of Breath of the Wild. Initially, it doesn’t feel as innovative as its predecessor. But the further you get into Tears of the Kingdom, the more ambitious, weird, and truly special it becomes.

This sequel is bigger and better than Breath of the Wild in every way, with fantastic new abilities that expand exploration and puzzle-solving. Tears of the Kingdom handily exceeds the sky-high expectations surrounding it. It’s an instant classic — and a testament to the unmatched ingenuity of Nintendo’s game design.

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Google’s Pixel 7a Offers Shockingly Good Value

How much of the Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro can you get in the more affordable Pixel 7a? A shockingly good amount, actually.

For $100 less than the Pixel 7 ($599) and $400 less than the Pixel 7 Pro ($899), the $499 Pixel 7a makes a strong case for not spending more on Google's high-end phones. Phone makers usually try to upsell their pricier models, but Google is downselling.

Contrary to the price, the display, the cameras, the chip performance, the battery life, the build quality, and the AI-powered Android experience are not downgrades or mid-range at all. In almost every way that matters, the Pixel 7a is basically a flagship phone without the flagship price.

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If a drug could be said to be having a blockbuster moment, then 2023 is as much Ozempic's year as it is Pedro Pascal's.

Since the diabetes drug caught on among celebrities looking to shed a few pounds before awards season, inventory has been flying off pharmacy shelves. Prescriptions reached a high in late February, and reports of shortages throughout the U.S. abounded, profoundly affecting the people with diabetes who take the drug for that chronic condition. With the hype came the money: Behemoth weight loss company Weight Watchers acquired telehealth service Sequence, which offers Ozempic prescriptions, in April.

Inverse spoke to several experts studying Ozempic to understand how much we know, and don’t know, about how these drugs influence our brain’s delicate chemistry.

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