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Review: Sony PlayStation

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Review: Super Nintendo Entertainment System
The Super Famicom shipped in Japan on 21 November 1990. North America got the Super NES on 23 August 1991.

Game Reviews
Review: Sega Mega Drive
Sega’s 16-bit console shipped in Japan on 29 October 1988, reached New York and Los Angeles in late August 1989 as the Genesis, and arrived in Australia through Ozisoft in 1990.

Game Reviews
Review: Atari 2600
Atari’s Video Computer System reached American shops in 1977 with Combat in the box, two joysticks and a pair of paddles.

Game Reviews
Review: Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo’s Control Deck reached New York toy stores on 18 October 1985. The Famicom had already been on sale in Japan since 15 July 1983.

Australia
Rowland told Hanson to look inward
After Albanese and Chalmers branded One Nation a danger at Queensland Labor’s conference, Hanson claimed the language invites political violence. The Attorney-General told her to examine her own party instead.

United States
The deal puts the Pentagon in the oil
Monday night the White House named the company, the 35 percent stake, and the 20 percent at-cost offtake under Trump's Venezuela oil headline. Here's the structure, the fields, and the years the analysts won't delete.

Game Reviews
The two expansions are in the base game
CD PROJEKT RED folded Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine into The Witcher 3 on 25 August. Remastered is a free upgrade on 29 September, with a native cart on Switch 2 and Battle.net the same morning.

Space
Roman left 39A at 7:26
Here's the clock: a SpaceX Falcon Heavy lifted NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from Launch Complex 39A at 7:26 a.m. Eastern on Sunday, 30 August. Three months and about 1.5 million kilometres to a halo orbit around Sun-Earth L2.

Tesla
Now serving more of Dallas
Tesla Robotaxi posted a bigger Dallas geofence on Friday, 29 August. TeslaNorth filed it Sunday. Hours are 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days, six cities. Still Model Ys.

Live · Breaking
Eight hundred on the Trishuli
Nepal’s disaster agency had 788 dead and about 2,500 missing on Sunday. China reported 16 dead and 546 missing in Tibet. The glacier came down on Wednesday.