LEGO pays tribute to classic 'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' scene with new set

Source: LEGO Group

The LEGO Group unveiled a new set recreating an iconic scene in the classic game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The dynamic, 1,003-piece set recreates the final battle scene between Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganon in the ruins of Ganon's Castle.

The Final Battle set includes a "crumbling" castle tower, featuring a "burst" function where you have Ganondorf rising out of the rubble at the push of a button. Amid the ruins, you can also find hidden Recovery Hearts.

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'Crayola Create and Play+' launches limited-time 'Paddington' event on Apple Arcade

Source: Apple

Paddington makes a comeback on the Crayola Create and Play+ app on Apple Arcade. The beloved character returns on January 22 for a limited-time event. Apple entices you to "spend a special snowy day with Paddington, enjoying a host of winter-themed activities and games, like building a snowman, creative cake crafting, cozy colouring, and more." You can check it out here.

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CES 2026: NuraLogix's AI-powered mirror can predict your future health

CES 2026: NuraLogix's AI-powered mirror can predict your future health

NuraLogix revealed a new artificial intelligence-powered mirror at last year's CES. However, that wasn't made available for purchase. The new Longevity Mirror, which debuted at CES 2026, will be available for sale, offering a glimpse into your long-term wellness.

Using a simple selfie video, the AI can analyze your health markers and provide information about your future health in as little as 30 seconds. The Longevity Mirror is designed for users seeking insight into their health trajectory based on current results. The AI models used on the device were trained on hundreds of thousands of patient records and can reportedly offer multi-year health risks up to 20 years in advance.

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