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Clear River Games is bringing the remastered *Cotton Reboot!* to Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5, plus the Western debut of sequel *Cotton Reboot! High Tension!*, both on October 22, 2026. The original 1991 'cute 'em up' features HD visuals, remixed soundtracks, and modes like Classic emulation and enhanced Arrange gameplay, with physical editions including reversible covers. The sequel flips the story as Willow candies turn deadly, letting players collect crystals for power-ups and 'Willow Fever' modes, available physically on PS5/Switch and digitally on PS4 too. Fans celebrate the revival of this 35-year niche favorite, complete with pre-orders now live.

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Cotton, the candy-loving witch on her broomstick, is blasting back into Western homes with remastered flair.

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The Swedish pop star, in town for her Midnight Sun Tour, struck dramatic and goofy poses outside Manchester Museum, squatting fiercely, pointing, and pressing hands to the glass. The Japanese spider crab, donated in 1904 and spanning up to three meters claw-to-claw, has long startled passersby and inspired memes. Fans loved her unfiltered fun, dubbing her the 'Spider Crab whisperer' amid jokes like 'Lemme crack that' and calling it a true Manchester moment.

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After her Parklife Festival set on June 21, Zara Larsson sprawled on museum steps, gazing up at the enormous orange spider crab in its glowing case.

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In Spec Ops: The Line, players fire white phosphorus at what looks like enemies—only to uncover charred civilian bodies with no way out. This moment has gamers clashing over whether it truly sparks self-reflection or just defensiveness.

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During Cape Verde's World Cup debut on June 15, photos of their supporters at Atlanta Stadium drew praise for their looks, prompting South Africans to claim superiority with boasts about 'big nyash' while dismissing West Africans as 'mid.' Nigerians hit back, accusing colorism and firing insults at South African men, as the exchange turned toxic with jabs about dating choices and xenophobia. Amid calls for unity and a focus on the pitch ahead of Cape Verde's next match against Uruguay on June 22, the spat highlights how sports moments can stir deeper continental tensions.

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Stylish Cape Verdean women cheering their team's shock draw against Spain caught eyes online, leading fans from South Africa, Nigeria, and beyond to clash over Africa's most beautiful.

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