Bradly Shankar is a Gaming Editor at MobileSyrup. He covers a diverse range of topics including video games, consumer tech, and the telecommunications industry, with a particular focus on AI platforms and mobile networks. His work has been featured in Global Advertising News, blogTO, Daily Hive, and MobileSyrup.
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Bradly Shankar's coverage primarily focuses on the gaming industry, with a significant emphasis on Canadian games and the Canadian box office. He also covers streaming services available in Canada.
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It releases one week before the Ocarina of Time remake alongside a matching Pro Controller and carrying case.
By: Bradly Shankar
We're also getting a matching Switch 2 console, among other announcements from the Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct.
LG TVs are eavesdropping on you even when seemingly turned off, according to a report by YouTubers Gamers Nexus and Level1Techs.
Intel is set to increase CPU prices by 10 per cent in October, according to Digitimes.
Featured games include Metroid Ravenous, Kirby and the World Beyond and many, many third-party ports.
By: Bradly Shankar
Key details from titles like Kingdom Hearts IV, Persona 6 and more have apparently surfaced via achievements lists.
Apple has quietly jacked up prices for its older iPhone models, the same day it revealed the iPhone 18 Pro series and its iPhone Duo foldable.
Apple's first-ever foldable comes more than seven years after the debut of the Samsung Galaxy Fold.
While not quite on the level of its predecessors, our favourite Canadian superhero's latest gaming adventure is full of heart and X-citement.
These kinds of preservation efforts are all the more important in the digital age.
