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Sandfall Interactive and Atlus launched the bundle yesterday, offering 10% off both games together—or an extra 10% on the second if you own one—on top of individual sales that cut Metaphor: ReFantazio by 50% through February 26 and Expedition 33 by 10% until February 16. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a French debut from 2025 with 92 on Metacritic, won Game of the Year, Best RPG, and Best Game Direction for its emotional Belle Époque-inspired story and real-time combat twists. Metaphor: ReFantazio, from the Persona team in 2024 with 94 on Metacritic, took Best RPG, Narrative, and Art Direction in a fantasy world blending social sims and prejudice themes. Developers like Metaphor's Katsura Hashino praised the shared JRPG innovation, while fans shared tears, laughs, and platinum trophies over the pair's 100+ hours of content.

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Two Game of the Year-winning RPGs, fresh off sweeping The Game Awards, now join forces in a Steam bundle that drops their combined price below $72.

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Taylor, a former energy minister and Rhodes Scholar, resigned from the shadow cabinet on February 11, citing a need for strong leadership amid dismal polling after Labor's May 2025 election win. Victorian Senator Jane Hume secured the deputy role with 30 votes over Ted O'Brien, as several shadow ministers quit in support of Taylor's conservative push. Now facing double-digit poll deficits, Taylor vows to unify the party, restore voter confidence, and challenge Anthony Albanese on cost-of-living, migration, and security ahead of the 2028 election.

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In a swift party room ballot, Angus Taylor claimed leadership with 34 votes to Sussan Ley's 17, ending her nine-month tenure as the shortest in decades.

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The clip, first shared by Chuks Eric and spread by Nigerian entertainment accounts, captures a tense confrontation with animated gestures and flashing 'BACKUP' overlays. Viewers split between calls for the man to take accountability and reminders that pregnancy disputes are civil matters handled by paternity tests and courts, not arrests. Some question police involvement or label it a skit by content creator Ayinde Vulga, as no official statements, DNA results, or victim accounts have emerged to confirm the details.

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Inside a packed van, a young man in a grey hoodie faces an angry crowd pointing fingers and demanding he own up to impregnating a woman.

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New £48m signing Jørgen Strand Larsen scored twice in 13 first-half minutes, rifling one in from Adam Wharton's pass and heading Jefferson Lerma's cross to put Palace 2-0 up. But winless-in-16 Burnley roared back: Hannibal Mejbri pulled one back in the 40th, Jaidon Anthony equalized four minutes later, and Lerma's own goal in stoppage time gave the Clarets a 3-2 halftime lead—the first such turnaround since 2009. Palace controlled the second half with 60% possession but couldn't score, as Burnley held firm to snag a vital win, climbing out of the drop zone while Palace dropped to 13th.

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Crystal Palace fans dreamed of glory after Jørgen Strand Larsen's brace on home debut. Then Burnley unleashed a wild seven-minute spell to flip the game upside down.

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City's first league victory at Anfield since 2015 cut Arsenal's lead to three points, with the Gunners on 56 from 25 games and City on 53 from 26. Mikel Arteta urged his team to stay focused after their 3-0 win over Sunderland, saying they can't control City's results. Fans are buzzing with predictions of City winning every remaining game, while Aston Villa sits third on 50 points and the top six remains tight with 13 games left.

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Trailing at Anfield, Manchester City flipped the script with Bernardo Silva's equalizer and Erling Haaland's 93rd-minute penalty, securing a 2-1 win on February 8.

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Saudi Arabia prohibits public non-Muslim worship and bars non-Muslims from Mecca, protecting its Islamic identity across 2.15 million square kilometers. Vatican City, a tiny 0.44-square-kilometer enclave for the Catholic Church, has no mosques despite a recent prayer room for Muslim visitors. Critics note the scale difference, comparing it to church complexes rather than nations, while both maintain exclusive holy spaces amid ongoing cultural tensions.

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A video clip points out Saudi Arabia's firm stance: no churches allowed anywhere in the kingdom. It draws a line to Vatican City, where mosques are absent too.

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Leicester raced to a 3-0 lead with goals from Divine Mukasa, Patson Daka, and Abdul Fatawu, but Southampton mounted an epic second-half rally. Ross Stewart pulled one back on 61 minutes, Jack Stephens headed in on 82, Ryan Manning leveled three minutes later, and Charles sealed the winner deep in stoppage time. The victory boosts Southampton's playoff hopes while deepening Leicester's slump, now winless in six amid a points deduction. Commentator Adam Blackmore called it one of the best games in his 30-year career.

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Down 3-0 at halftime, Southampton refused to quit. Shea Charles' 96th-minute rocket sent the away fans into absolute pandemonium at King Power Stadium.

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