Pixar Reveals New Finding Dory Characters

Pixar has just released new information about two quirky characters making their debut in Finding Dory. Ty Burrell and Kaitlin Olson will play an important role in helping Dory, played by Ellen Degeneres, find out about her past.

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Set six months after Finding Nemo, Dory stumbles upon a marine rehabilitation center where she meets a beluga whale named Bailey (Burrell) and a whale shark named Destiny (Olson). Details are sparse, but Entertainment Weekly reported that the duo are an essential part in finding Dory's parents.

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Pixar Reveals New Finding Dory Characters

Pixar has just released new information about two quirky characters making their debut in Finding Dory. Ty Burrell and Kaitlin Olson will play an important role in helping Dory, played by Ellen Degeneres, find out about her past.

finding-doryjpg

Set six months after Finding Nemo, Dory stumbles upon a marine rehabilitation center where she meets a beluga whale named Bailey (Burrell) and a whale shark named Destiny (Olson). Details are sparse, but Entertainment Weekly reported that the duo are an essential part in finding Dory's parents.

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Sony: ‘Unprecedented Rush’ of Big Games for PS4 in 2016

While PlayStation 4 continues to sell incredibly well, this year hasn't been Sony's strongest in terms of first-party content. According to SCE Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida, however, 2016 is going to be a very different story.

The Sony exec told 4Gamer (via DualShockers) that next year "marks an unprecedented rush of big titles for PS4." Yoshida also highlighted the impending release of PlayStation VR as one of the many reasons for console owners to be excited for 2016.

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Sony: ‘Unprecedented Rush’ of Big Games for PS4 in 2016

While PlayStation 4 continues to sell incredibly well, this year hasn't been Sony's strongest in terms of first-party content. According to SCE Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida, however, 2016 is going to be a very different story.

The Sony exec told 4Gamer (via DualShockers) that next year "marks an unprecedented rush of big titles for PS4." Yoshida also highlighted the impending release of PlayStation VR as one of the many reasons for console owners to be excited for 2016.

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Sony: ‘Unprecedented Rush’ of Big Games for PS4 in 2016

While PlayStation 4 continues to sell incredibly well, this year hasn't been Sony's strongest in terms of first-party content. According to SCE Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida, however, 2016 is going to be a very different story.

The Sony exec told 4Gamer (via DualShockers) that next year "marks an unprecedented rush of big titles for PS4." Yoshida also highlighted the impending release of PlayStation VR as one of the many reasons for console owners to be excited for 2016.

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Check Out IKEA’s 3D Printed Meatballs

IKEA thinks we'll be eating 3D printed meatballs in the "not so distant future." Space10, IKEA's green-living design lab, is looking for "Tomorrow's Meatball," a healthy and sustainable meatball that'll satiate our "unsustainable appetite for meat."

We have an increasing demand for food, Space10 says. That demand is creating serious problems for our planet—it's impacting global warming, wasting water, destroying forests, and causing soil erosion. The United Nations states that our food demand will increase by 70% within the next 35 years—and so, we "need to be smarter and more efficient about the way we produce our food."

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Check Out IKEA’s 3D Printed Meatballs

IKEA thinks we'll be eating 3D printed meatballs in the "not so distant future." Space10, IKEA's green-living design lab, is looking for "Tomorrow's Meatball," a healthy and sustainable meatball that'll satiate our "unsustainable appetite for meat."

We have an increasing demand for food, Space10 says. That demand is creating serious problems for our planet—it's impacting global warming, wasting water, destroying forests, and causing soil erosion. The United Nations states that our food demand will increase by 70% within the next 35 years—and so, we "need to be smarter and more efficient about the way we produce our food."

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Check Out IKEA’s 3D Printed Meatballs

IKEA thinks we'll be eating 3D printed meatballs in the "not so distant future." Space10, IKEA's green-living design lab, is looking for "Tomorrow's Meatball," a healthy and sustainable meatball that'll satiate our "unsustainable appetite for meat."

We have an increasing demand for food, Space10 says. That demand is creating serious problems for our planet—it's impacting global warming, wasting water, destroying forests, and causing soil erosion. The United Nations states that our food demand will increase by 70% within the next 35 years—and so, we "need to be smarter and more efficient about the way we produce our food."

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