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It's just present tense, usually known as "historical present" tense when used in a headline like this. "Released" here might be intended as an adjective or ver
by lobster_johnson 10y ago
It's just present tense, usually known as "historical present" tense when used in a headline like this. "Released" here might be intended as an adjective or verb; it's ambiguous, but both are valid in the sentence structure.