Among Us developer Innersloth has found a reference to its game in the new chapters of Deltarune, sparking a little bit of friendly back-and-forth between Innersloth and Deltarune developer Toby Fox on social media.
Warning! No major plot spoilers will be discussed in this article, but if you don’t want to know anything about anything that happens in Deltarune Chapter 4, maybe this article isn’t for you!
The reference can be found at the start of Chapter 4, when Kris, Susie, and Noelle are exploring Noelle’s house. Kris can lead the gang into a closet full of empty gift boxes, and if Kris chooses to examine several of the boxes, Noelle will ask Kris what they’re doing.
To this, Susie reponds, “I mean… gotta admit this room is kinda sus… especially that vent.” Noelle then replies, “Haha, nice reference, Susie!” …though Susie doesn’t seem to know what Noelle is talking about (“Huh? …reference?”)
Susie was, of course, accidentally calling to mind Among Us, both by using the word “sus” and referencing vents, which Among Us players frequently hide in. This has seemingly thrilled the Innersloth social media person, who took to X / Twitter to say, “AHHHHH AMONG US REFERENCE IN DELTARUNE SKDJDSLSLX;LSKDK IMMA CRASH OUT” followed by “thanks king @tobyfox”
He posted a fake screenshot of Deltarune patch notes, which read:
We are releasing a hotfix for PC & Mac to remedy some issues occurring in the game. You can confirm the version number on the bottom right of the file select screen.
Changelist
Ch4 v.0.0.088 8
Removed among us
Innersloth replied with “RESPECT.” If it’s not apparent, Fox didn’t actually remove the reference; he’s just goofing around. Funnily enough, this gag is also a silly way to note that Fox has been playing around with version numbers: the 2021 release of chapters 1 and 2 was marked as version 1.0, but instead of chapters 3 and 4 being 2.0, the new release was v.0.0.087.
Deltarune chapters 3 and 4 launched last week to immediate skyrocketing popularity on Steam, and our own reviewer gave the full game a 9/10, saying that even though the story’s only halfway done, “Deltarune’s incredible story is already bursting with hilarious charm, unforgettable characters, and an iconic soundtrack that make it worth investing your time in.”
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It’s been a busy year for Wizards of the Coast’s limited-time mini-sets, and while the company sold out of all three Final Fantasy drops in record time (leaving many disappointed), you can still get them via third-party sellers… if you’re willing to pay the inflated costs, that is.
Every Final Fantasy Secret Lair Drop and Where to Buy Them
Before we start, it’s worth pointing out that you won’t find Secret Lair drops at the same price as you’d find them directly from Wizards of the Coast (standard $30 nonfoil, $40 rainbow foil), with most being listed anywhere between $80-$150 or above.
This is a huge markup, so if you’re looking to buy, be sure you’re 100% informed of what you’re paying for. You can buy them from eBay, but we’ve always found TCGPlayer, while still eBay-owned, to be the most secure and trustworthy way to nab Secret Lair drops post-release.
There are a trio of Final Fantasy Secret Lair sets, Weapons, Grimoire, and Game Over, each offering unique art and names for Magic: The Gathering cards. Everything is available in standard and foil, alongside the Japanese variants as well.
Here’s how you can grab each, what’s included, and all the key info you need to help you decide whether you still want these to add to your collection via third party seller listings selling at a premium.
Weapons
Focused on, well, weaponry from the long-running RPG franchise, the Weapons drop offers the following:
Yuna’s Sending Staff (Staff of the Storyteller) – Final Fantasy 10
Clive’s Invictus Blade (Blade of Selves) – Final Fantasy 16
Cloud’s Buster Sword (Umezawa’s Jitte) – Final Fantasy 7
Gaia’s Dark Hammer (Colossus Hammer) – Final Fantasy 14
Tidus’s Brotherhood Sword (Sword of Truth and Justice) – Final Fantasy 10
Grimoire
Grimoire is all about spells and the characters casting them. Here are the five cards included:
Yuna’s Holy Magic (Prismatic Ending) – Final Fantasy 10
Hope’s Aero Magic (Cyclonic Rift) – Final Fantasy 13
Noctis’s Death Magic (Damn) – Final Fantasy 15
Vivi’s Thunder Magic (Lightning Bolt) – Final Fantasy 9
Aerith’s Curaga Magic (Heroic Intervention) – Final Fantasy 7
Game Over
Final Fantasy would be nothing without its iconic villains, and this set gives them a chance to shine.
Spira’s Punishment (Day of Judgment) – Final Fantasy 10
Absorb into Time (Temporal Extortion) – Final Fantasy 8
Merciless Poisoning (Toxic Deluge) – Final Fantasy 6
Unseat the Usurper (Praetor’s Grasp) – Final Fantasy 15
Meteorfall (Star of Extinction) – Final Fantasy 7
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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 has sold a huge 7 million copies in less than a year, publisher Focus Entertainment has announced.
The Saber Interactive-developed Space Marine 2 launched in early September 2024, which means it hit the 7 million copies sold mark in just over nine months.
Focus and Saber surprised some Space Marine 2 fans when it announced Space Marine 3 was in development back in March, half a year after the game came out. But given the huge sales you can see why the project was greenlit so soon.
“Space Marine 2 has proven to be a transformative game for Saber,” Matthew Karch, CEO of Saber Interactive, said at the time.
“It is the culmination of everything we have learned about game development in our 25 years in the business. We are now starting to develop Space Marine 3, a game that carries with it tremendous expectations from our rapidly expanding fanbase. While we will continue to support and grow the Space Marine 2 universe over the coming years, we will take all our learnings and apply them to an even bigger and more spectacular game for the third installment. We view this as an opportunity to create a true love letter to the Warhammer 40.000 universe.”
Still, Focus and Saber had to put out a statement reassuring players of its commitment to Space Marine 2, which is still working through its year one roadmap of content.
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Dune: Awakening is back online after patch 1.1.0.13 was rolled out.
The patch — which sought to implement a “number of backend changes to improve client and server stability” — was deployed after servers were taken offline for a couple of hours earlier today.
Players should also expect some “minor fixes,” the details of which are listed below. (If you don’t see the latest patch, Funcom recommends you restart your Steam client).
The update comes as Dune: Awakening deals with an influx of new players. Although Head Starters have been visiting Arrakis since June 5, Dune: Awakening released for all players on June 10. And within hours of going live, Funcom’s survival MMO had clocked up over 142,000 concurrent players on Steam: 142,050 to be precise.
Dune: Awakening – 1.1.0.13 Patch Notes
CHANGES
Made several backend changes to improve the client and server stability.
The option to betray Jocasta Cleo in the “Impact of Ecology” contract has been temporarily removed due to reports of players being unable to retake the contract after betraying her.
Updated dialogue lines of the “Planetologist: Advanced: the Search for Kynes” contract to reflect the fixed issue where the players who defected from the Atreides faction couldn’t progress if they picked it up before defecting.
FIXES
Fixed an issue where players couldn’t change the description of their guild, the name of the sub-fief console, or a base blueprints.
Fixed an issue where the “Limit CPU Usage” graphics option would not apply to all quality presets.
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Gears of War is officially making its way to PlayStation. Yep, you read that correctly. Gears of War: Reloaded is a remaster of the first Gears of War game, featuring 4K resolution, up to 120 FPS in multiplayer, and cross-play. It’s now available to preorder in a physical format for PS5. Unfortunately there’s no physical release for Xbox, but you can preorder a digital copy of it right now which we’ve listed below. Both the physical edition of Gears of War: Reloaded for PS5 and the digital versions for PS5 and Xbox are listed for $39.99. It’s set to release this year on August 26, so head to the links below to secure your copy before it drops.
If you want a physical copy of Gears of War: Reloaded, I hope you have a PS5. For some reason, no physical Xbox version is available for preorder. If that changes in the future, I’ll add it in here.
For those who opt to preorder a digital copy of the game instead, you get a little bit extra to go with the preorder bonuses above. By preordering a digital version of Gears of War: Reloaded, you’ll get access to the Exclusive Multiplayer Beta alongside the character skins above. To learn more about when the multiplayer beta is taking place, Xbox Wire has a helpful post up with everything you need to know
Gears of War: Reloaded Will Be on Game Pass
Gears of War: Reloaded is also expected to drop on Xbox Game Pass at launch. If you’re not a Game Pass member, you can give the Ultimate membership a test run with the one-month membership option above when the game releases.
Gears of War: Reloaded Is Free for GoW: Ultimate Edition Owners
It’s also worth noting that Gears of War: Reloaded will be “a free upgrade for players who purchased the digital version of Gears of War: Ultimate Edition,” before the remaster was announced, per Xbox Wire. That’s a wonderful little bonus for long-time Gears fans.
Gears of War: Reloaded Preoder Bonus
This physical release comes with a nifty little preorder bonus as well. By preordering Gears of War: Reloaded for PS5, you’ll get two character skins, Adam Fenix and Anya Stroud, to use in multiplayer.
What Is Gears of War: Reloaded?
Gears of War: Reloaded is a new, upgraded version of the original game, which launched for Xbox 360 in 2006. Below you can find a list of all the upgrades brought to Gears of War: Reloaded as well, from that same Xbox Wire post:
4K resolution
60 FPS in Campaign
120 FPS in Multiplayer
High Dynamic Range (HDR)
Dolby Vision & Dolby Atmos
7.1 3D Spatial Audio
Variable Refresh Rate (VRR)
4K assets and remastered textures
Enhanced post-processing visual effects
Improved shadows and reflections
Super resolution with improved anti-aliasing
Zero loading screens during Campaign
It’s been a very busy kickoff to summer, between new game announcements and the release of the Switch 2. If you’re still trying to keep up with everything, have a look through our breakdowns of everything announced at the Xbox Games Showcase, Sony State of Play, and Summer Game Fest to see what’s coming down the pipeline.
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During Summer Game Fest last week, you’d be forgiven for having overlooked Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree. It’s a brand new rogue-like that got a very, very brief trailer and little in the way of other information or fanfare. But its unusual development story may make Towa one of the most interesting games that appeared during the show.
I spoke with Daisuke Nagaoka, producer at Bandai Namco on Towa, and Shuhei Yamashita, game director at developer Brownies, following the announcement of the game and some hands-on playtime, which you can read here. The two started by catching me up on the history of Brownies, a studio with a fascinating pedigree.
Brownies evolved out of Nintendo-owned Brownie Brown Inc, a Tokyo-based company founded by Mana series veterans Shinichi Kameoka and Kouji Tsuda. As Brownie Brown, the developer co-developed a number of beloved games such as Sword of Mana, Heroes of Mana, Super Mario 3D Land, and Fantasy Life. But then, in 2012, the company announced that it would officially become a Nintendo support studio, and change its name to 1-Up Studio. When this happened, Kameoka departed, and with other former Brownie Brown developers formed Brownies.
Ever since, Brownies has made a name for itself with games like Fantasy Life Link!, the Egglia series, and co-development on Doraemon Story of Seasons, which Bandai Namco published. Nagaoka explains that this existing relationship had gone well, so as the teams were finishing up Doraemon, Bandai decided it wanted to work with Brownies again. “Their creativity was so wonderful as such, that we wanted to create something original and we decided to work together.”
But Bandai Namco didn’t end up getting exactly what it ordered. Yamashita explains that Bandai Namco originally came to Brownies asking for an original RPG “with a Japanese flair, Japanese taste.” It’s a sensible request, given Brownies’ past work. But Yamashita, who was a big fan of roguelites and roguelites, had a different idea. He counter-pitched Bandai Namco on a genre of game the company had never published before.
So why did Bandai Namco say yes?
“There are three things,” Nagaoka says. “First is this roguelite genre, when you look at the worldwide market, there is a big customer base. So from the business perspective, that is a good direction. And secondly, Bandai Namco, we thought this is worth a challenge, because we haven’t done anything like this before. So we were ready to take on this challenge.
Bandai Namco, we thought this is worth a challenge, because we haven’t done anything like this before.
“And the third point is that RPGs are based on good stories, but there aren’t that many roguelite games that have a solid storyline. So we wanted to create something that has a good storyline with the roguelite, and by doing that, we thought we could differentiate ourselves.”
There was one roguelite, however, that did have the kind of story and elements Brownies and Bandai Namco were looking for: Hades.
“That’s a game that’s really comfortable to play,” Yamashita says. “The playability is good. So that was something I wanted to achieve with this game as well.”
Bandai Namco did get its way, however, in that Towa is certainly a game with a “Japanese flair.” It’s inspired heavily by Japanese and more broadly Eastern motifs, says Yamashita, even though he adds that there’s no specific piece of folklore or myth that’s directly retold in the game. The characters, for instance, all cover a different motif, such as a shiba, a koi, and a samurai. Brownies originally came up with 24 different characters, all with unique silhouettes and personalities, and an internal competition narrowed the field down to just eight.
But this is where Towa differs from Hades and other games of the genre. Instead of playing one character at a time, players control two: one carrying a sword, and another in a support role carrying a staff. Each character has different abilities depending on which role they’re playing, and both can be controlled independently using the left and right sticks and different buttons. It’s a configuration that took some getting used to (as I wrote in my preview), but ultimately proved to be an interesting twist on what I was used to from games like Hades.
“There are two benefits to having these two characters,” Yamashita says. “Initially… Well, in 3D games the right stick is for maneuvering the camera. So this type of game, when you’re looking down, I thought that this mechanism would allow being able to operate or to maneuver having two characters. So that was our thought.
“And then secondly, having two characters from the story point of view, having the relationships or the connections between these characters and having conversations, that would give more depth to it. So we thought that there would be a benefit to have these two characters.”
Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree is out on September 19, 2025 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles, PC via Steam, and Nintendo Switch. You can catch up on our brief experience hands-on with the game here.
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Konami is bringing back Metal Gear multiplayer with Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, but don’t expect it to play like Metal Gear Online.
Metal Gear Online is the fondly remembered multiplayer spin-off bundled with 2008’s Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Its servers shut down four years later, in 2012.
With this August’s release of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the remake of 2004’s Metal Gear Solid 3, Konami will rekindle Metal Gear multiplayer with Fox Hunt, although it said its gameplay is completely different than MGO’s.
In a new video, Konami revealed snippets of Fox Hunt gameplay, which show a soldier controlled from a third-person perspective using camo tech to blend in with their environment. For more, check out everything announced at Konami Press Start Live June 2025.
Our passionate team of developers take us on an extended look into the creation of METAL GEAR SOLID Δ: SNAKE EATER and its bonus content 🐍 ❗#KonamiPressStartpic.twitter.com/aIhW4HIAVM
Yu Sahara, director of Fox Hunt mode in Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, said this new online multiplayer mode takes “camouflage and hide and go seek to the next level,” using the “back and forth tension of staying hidden or searching out the enemy” to create something unique.
“Fox Hunt is a completely original online multiplayer mode,” Sahara said. “Although it shares the same world with Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, the gameplay is completely different.
“When we say Metal Gear multiplayer, many fans will probably think of Metal Gear Online, but Fox Hunt will be its own new type of mode. We very much appreciate all the long-time fans of MGO who have always wanted to see it make a comeback, but the landscape of multiplayer games has changed a lot since MGO. It took a lot of careful consideration to think about what a new online mode should look like.
“Based on the iconic stealth and survival elements of the Metal Gear series, we are taking camouflage and hide and go seek to the next level. We challenged ourselves to make something unique that is more than just a shootout. We’ve used that back and forth tension of staying hidden or searching out the enemy to create an online experience unique to Metal Gear.”
Expect more information on Fox Hunt soon, Sahara added.
Meanwhile, the video showed off more of Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, as well as its PC and PlayStation 5 Ape Escape crossover mode, Snake vs Monkey, and Xbox Bomberman crossover mode, Snake vs Bomberman.
Yuji Korekado, creative producer, said of the main game: “While the basic gameplay of the boss battles remains the same, we’ve made some updates to the AI and animations, and rebalanced some things.”
Secret Theater also returns, but in the remake, the original Secret Theater videos can now be found as collectibles in-game. There are new Secret Theater videos made for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, secretly carried by enemy soldiers.
In April, IGN reported on Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater’s ESRB listing, which mentioned the game includes suggestive and sexual content such as the Peep Demo Theater unlockable extra feature found in the Subsistence and HD Collection versions of the original Metal Gear Solid 3.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater launches across PlayStation, Xbox, and PC on August 28, 2025.
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Nintendo has deployed an update for Splatoon 3, improving how it looks and runs on Nintendo Switch 2.
As well as increasing the resolution of images stored in the Switch 2 album, Update 10.0.0. brings smoother on-screen movement in Splatsville, Inkopolis, Inkopolis Square, and Grand Festival Grounds, as well as improved animations for certain characters like jellyfish, and the Salmonid when there’s a large number of them in the stage in Salmon Run.
In additional to these performance and visual improvements for Switch 2, you also get 30 new weapon kits from the Barazushi and Emberz brands (the Splatlands Collection), and the return of the Urchin Underpass stage from the original Splatoon game on Wii U.
Nintendo said its next update will “focus on multiplayer balance based on analysis of changes to the situation that come with these weapon additions.”
Splatoon 3 update: Ver. 10.0.0 (Released June 11, 2025)
Added Features and Game Content Changes
The following updates have been made when playing the game on Nintendo Switch 2:
Made it so that the screen displays in more detail.
Made on-screen movement smoother in the following areas.
Splatsville
Inkopolis
Inkopolis Square
Grand Festival Grounds
In Salmon Run, smoothed Salmonid animations even when there’s a large number of Salmonids in the stage.
Smoothed animations for certain characters, such as jellyfish.
Changed the animation that displays in the bottom right of the screen when switching scenes.
Increased the resolution of images stored in the Nintendo Switch 2 Album when screens are captured using Photo Mode or the Capture Button on the controller.
The following updates have been made when playing the game on Nintendo Switch:
Made it so that certain elements outside the stage and unrelated to battle do not display when battling in Splat Zones/Tower Control/Rainmaker/Clam Blitz modes.
This change is to reduce differences in game operation speed as much as possible when compared with Nintendo Switch 2.
In Recon Mode, all elements will display as they have up to this point.
All other changes below apply to both Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch.
Changes to Multiplayer
Added a new stage, Urchin Underpass.
Added 30 new weapons as part of the Splatlands Collection – Barazushi / Emberz.
These weapons will be available in the shops after applying the update. Splatlands Collection – Barazushi
Added a Series Weapon feature to Anarchy Battle (Series) for Rank S and higher.
In Anarchy Battle (Series) for Rank S or higher, Series Weapon Power will be measured for each weapon players equip. They will be matched with other players whose Series Weapon Power is similar to theirs for the currently equipped weapon.
Series Weapon Power is the same for all four modes.
Players can check their current Series Weapon Power for each weapon by pressing the ZL Button on the Equip screen to display the weapon’s details.
Series Weapon Power resets each time the season changes, but the highest value players have achieved will be recorded in SplatNet 3.
In Anarchy Battle (Open), increased the amount of change in Rank Points per battle by approximately 2.5x.
Made it so that call signs, which are automatically determined using factors such as equipped gear, will display in X Battles in place of nicknames.
After the battle ends, you can check players’ actual nicknames and IDs (the string of numbers and letters starting with #) on screens for checking results, such as the match menu and the lobby terminal.
For X Rankings, players’ actual nicknames and IDs will display.
Changes to SplatNet 3
Players’ Best Nine will now display.
“Best Nine” indicates the nine weapons with the highest Series Weapon Power out of all the weapons a player owns.
Best Nine rankings will now display.
Best Nine rankings are rankings where players compete for total Series Weapon Power for their Best Nine.
Notifications from SplatNet 3 will now display in the notifications box within the Nintendo Switch App.
Other Changes
Increased the maximum value for weapon Freshness to 10★.
Players can earn new badges for weapons by achieving Freshness 6★ to 10★.
Once the update has been applied, weapons that had received XP beyond the maximum value before applying the update will have their Freshness increase after one battle by an amount proportionate to the amount of XP received up to this point.
Added new badges players can acquire based on the number of weapons with Freshness ★★★★ or higher.
Made it so that other players a player has battled with in Anarchy Battle (Series) and Splatfest Battle (Pro) will not display in the Users You Have Played With system feature of Nintendo Switch/Nintendo Switch 2 consoles.
As a bonus update, in this update we added weapons and a stage, increased the maximum Freshness, implemented a Series Weapon feature for Anarchy Battle (Series), added a call sign feature to X Battles, and performed optimization of operations on Nintendo Switch 2.
For Anarchy Battle (Series), we implemented a new Series Weapon feature targeted toward players Rank S or higher.
With this feature, the Series Weapon Power will be measured for each weapon currently equipped, and players will be matched up against others with similar levels of power.
We implemented this feature in hopes that players will enjoy battling using a variety of weapons, including the Splatlands Collection – Barazushi / Emberz weapons added in this update.
Additionally, we made balance changes to multiplayer battles.
For S-BLAST ‘92 and S-BLAST ‘91, we have made adjustments to give players fighting against them more room to counter because, from the opponent’s point of view, there seemed to be no openings at any distance.
For the Crab Tank, we lowered the maximum damage of the cannon to decrease the frequency that the person being attacked is defeated without any opportunity to evade. We also made it easier for other special weapons to fight against the Crab Tank.
For Toxic Mist, we have reduced the amount of ink consumed to make it easier to fight in combination with main weapons. On the other hand, we have simultaneously extended the time before ink begins to recover so that this change does not lead to tactics where players simply continuously throw their sub weapons.
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Right now, the concurrent player peak is almost 105,000, but that’s the seventh all-time peak the game has set since I started writing this story. There’s no doubt player numbers will continue to climb, especially as we move into the weekend.
PC-specific features include AI upscaling via Nvidia DLSS 4 and AMD FSR 3, an unlocked framerate, Japanese and Chinese voiceover, ultrawide display support, higher resolution environment textures, and DualSense support for haptic feedback and trigger effects.
Stellar Blade has done so well for developer Shift Up that a sequel is already confirmed. The Sony-published action game launched to a positive response back in April 2024, with players saying its gameplay mixed elements of NieR: Automata and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
IGN’s Stellar Blade review returned a 7/10. We said: “Stellar Blade is great in all of the most important ways for an action game, but dull characters, a lackluster story, and several frustrating elements of its RPG mechanics prevent it from soaring along with the best of the genre.”
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The first part of the Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy may have just been announced to be coming to Xbox, but for the time being, the second chapter, Rebirth, is one of the best games only available for PS5 and PC.
If you’ve not yet picked it up, however, you can save 50% on the ambitious open world entry in the saga thanks to Amazon-owned retailer Woot.
Save 50% on Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth
Woot has slashed the price of the title from its MSRP of $69.99 down to $34.99 as part of its ongoing video game sale (which notably ends in just a few days time).
That’s not all, either. Because Woot is part of the Amazon family, the game includes the Amazon exclusive pre-order bonus from 2024: a nifty controller skin. You’ll find it in the box.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth’s huge world is made up of a series of hubs, allowing for a whole host of side objectives that players can find, including the legendary Golden Saucer amusement park.
For $35, you’re getting an unbelievable amount of additional content that could have you playing right through to Part 3.
In our review, we said, “Final Fantasy VII Rebirth impressively builds off of what Remake set in motion, both as a best-in-class action-RPG full of exciting challenges and an awe-inspiring recreation of a world that has meant so much to so many for so long,” awarding it a 9/10.
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