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The future of the MCU — and all of pop culture<\/div>\n
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Polygon’s <\/em>Patch Notes<\/strong><\/em> is a weekly newsletter that tells you about the best stuff to watch, play, and read. Let our band of editorial experts simplify your plans — <\/em>subscribe here<\/strong><\/em><\/a>! <\/em><\/p>\n

Video game and tech culture has long been obsessed with “generations.” We mark milestones with new consoles or the numbers on an iPhone. It’s a helpful way to measure progress that moves at an unpredictable pace. <\/p>\n

Once a year, Polygon expands this fixation on generations to explore the next generation of everything<\/em>. <\/em><\/p>\n

This is our favourite annual project, as it rewards from procrastination. So we wait to publish until the month before, so we can share stories about emerging streams of pop culture. These could be raging rivers that redirect the flow of global entertainment. This isn’t speculative fiction about a time 50 years from now; it’s a hint at where the world will be trending next month or next year. <\/p>\n

These are only a handful of stories that we believe you will love. We recommend you check out the entire package. <\/p>\n