'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' lands on Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5

Fans of The Legend of Zelda are finally getting a remade version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo Switch 2. Launching November 5, the title features overhauled graphics, fully voiced cutscenes, symphonic orchestral music, expanded character dialogue, reworked movement and camera controls, and more. It will be available in both digital and physical versions, with the first run of the physical variant featuring special packaging with textured foil cover art. In Canada, the digital version retails for CA$84.99, while the physical variant goes for CA$99.99.

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LEGO debuts first PlayStation set

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LEGO is giving us a piece of a classic console with its first-ever 1,911-piece PlayStation set. It features the distinctive grey silhouette of the original console and comes with its iconic controller.

Made for adult builders, the LEGO PlayStation model is a near 1:1 scale replica of the console at 6 centimetres high, 26 centimetres wide, and 19 centimetres deep. The set lets you plug the brick-built controller into the console and includes functional Open and Power buttons.

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IFA 2026: Xiaomi teases passport-style foldable ahead of official launch

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Xiaomi gave attendees at IFA 2026 a first look at its latest foldable smartphone, signalling another vote of confidence for wider, shorter form factors. Displayed strictly behind glass, the device sports compact "passport" proportions that appear noticeably squishier and wider than competitors like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8.

Wrapped in an eye-catching shade of supercar red, the phone features a prominent rear camera module and sports the Leica branding, hinting at strong photography capabilities, despite Xiaomi keeping exact display dimensions and camera specs under wraps for now.

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IFA 2026: LG's 'ThinQ Claw' AI agent helps you manage your home via text

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LG is looking to make smart home management as easy and conversational as possible. The company introduced a new ThinQ Claw AI agent for its smart home ecosystem at IFA 2026. Built on the open-source OpenClaw AI architecture, this AI assistant adds text-chat-based interactions and claims to understand both intent and context to offer tailored, situationally appropriate support.

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