Former Destiny 2 Director Luke Smith Responds to Final Update News

Bungie announced on May 21st that a large update for Destiny 2 will be released on June 9th across all platforms. While Destiny 2 will remain playable, this will be the last major content update and Bungie will stop actively developing it. The studio will now focus on its upcoming game projects, including continued work on Marathon. The June 9th update is designed to be a significant send-off, bringing a lot of new features and improvements for players to enjoy.

8 Most Rewatchable Anime of All Time, Ranked

With so much new anime coming out all the time, fans often revisit the series that truly stand the test of time. Whether it’s action-packed shonen with compelling stories or exciting sports anime, the best shows remain enjoyable even after multiple viewings and continue to be fan favorites.

Spider-Man Fans Have a Lot To Look Forward to Next Week

The new Spider-Noir series from Sony is shaping up to be a surprisingly fresh and exciting direction for Spider-Man, more creative than many expected. At a time when many superhero projects are feeling stale, Spider-Man continues to prove its versatility, fitting into almost any style or setting. Fans can start watching all eight episodes of Spider-Noir on MGM+ starting May 25th, and there’s a lot to be excited about!

LEGO Fan Transforms 3-in-1 Dolphin Set Into Dratini With No Extra Pieces

Rumors suggest a large collection of LEGO Pokémon sets will launch on August 1, 2026. While the LEGO and Pokémon partnership has been going well, currently only a few different Pokémon characters are available as LEGO sets. Although popular with fans, Dratini, Dragonair, and Dragonite aren’t expected to be included in the 2026 releases. However, dedicated fans might enjoy building their own Dratini models to tide them over until the new sets arrive.

The Elder Scrolls 6 Report Gives Release Date Update

This information comes from Jez Corden, a reliable source for Xbox news. Since Microsoft acquired Bethesda, Corden has been sharing details about their upcoming games, which isn’t surprising. However, it’s important to remember that Corden hasn’t always been correct in the past – he’s had both accurate and inaccurate predictions. So, while this information is interesting, it’s best to view it with a healthy dose of skepticism.

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Paralyzed Call of Duty Streamer Banned for Using Accessibility Controller

Activision, the company behind games like Call of Duty, has been working to fight cheating in online games. When season five of Call of Duty: Warzone launched in August 2025, they updated their RICOCHET anti-cheat system. The newest version of RICOCHET now asks PC players to turn on TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot in their computer’s BIOS settings. Fortunately, TPM 2.0 is a standard requirement for computers running Windows 11, so most players with newer computers should already have it enabled.

All The Mistakes That Paved The Way To Destiny 2’s Demise

On May 21, 2026, Bungie announced they will stop actively developing new content for Destiny 2, instead focusing on supporting the game in its current state. This decision raises the question of how the game reached this point. Destiny 2 once showed great potential, offering a new and exciting approach to online games by combining storytelling with engaging gameplay.

Microsoft Paying $250M To Settle Messy Activision Blizzard Lawsuit

In 2022, the Swedish pension fund Sjunde AP-Fonden (AP7) filed a lawsuit claiming Activision Blizzard rushed its sale to Microsoft without properly considering other options. They argued this prevented shareholders from potentially receiving a better price than the $95 per share offered. The lawsuit also alleged that former CEO Bobby Kotick pushed for the quick sale to safeguard his job amid increasing concerns about misconduct within the company. The case gained attention for both its challenge to the large merger and for resurfacing issues related to Activision Blizzard’s workplace culture.

Unlocking Rare Kaon Decays with Lattice QCD

The study demonstrates how quark-connected contributions to form factors shift with varying spatial lattice extents-observed across ensembles B48, B64, and B96-and are then refined through exponential fitting and infinite-volume extrapolation at a lattice spacing of approximately 0.795 fm, ultimately converging on interpolated values at a reference spatial extent of 5.46 fm to ensure consistency with ensembles C80 and D96.

A new lattice QCD calculation offers a precise determination of the form factors governing the decay of kaons into leptons and neutrinos, providing crucial input for searches of physics beyond the Standard Model.