Several Major Internet Providers Are Having Problems

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Users began reporting problems with Verizon’s mobile service around noon Eastern time on Wednesday, January 14th. By 12:41 PM Eastern, over 175,000 users had reported issues, with an additional 485 reports specifically for Verizon’s FIOS internet service. AT&T and T-Mobile also experienced widespread outages, with each reporting over 1,800 disruptions nationwide. Many users saw their mobile phones display “SOS Only,” preventing them from making calls or sending texts as usual.

Cory in the House is in the Top 3 Highest-Rated Games of All Time on Metacritic

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It’s no surprise that critically acclaimed games like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which won big at The Game Awards, are popular with players. However, it’s definitely unexpected to see Cory in the House receiving similar praise. Despite how unusual that sounds, it’s happening, and this DS game might continue to gain even more popularity.

Pakistan Bets on USD1 Stablecoin: A Quiet Digital Gamble

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The CEO of World Liberty paid a visit to Islamabad to seal the arrangement with the State Bank of Pakistan, a moment that might have been dull were it not for the whisper of far-reaching ambitions. A room full of gloved hands and careful smiles, as if the future itself might slip from the ledger and bless the table with a nod-or a nod and a sigh, depending on the weather of policy and markets. 😏

Monster Hunter Wilds Is Still a Mess Months After Launch, and Players Are Furious

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Monster Hunter Wilds was intended to be a groundbreaking title, setting the standard for future monster hunting games. However, after its release, it’s become a disappointing example of current AAA game development. While updates have been added, they haven’t fixed the ongoing performance problems, and players are growing increasingly frustrated. This is especially disheartening for dedicated fans, as it feels like a core Monster Hunter game that has lost its way.

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Sony Removes Over 1,000 Shovelware Games from the PlayStation Store

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Sony sometimes removes games from its store, which isn’t common. This usually happens when the game’s online servers are no longer running, like with the game Concord, which was removed just two weeks after release. Sometimes, licenses for the game’s content expire and aren’t renewed, leading to removal. However, it’s currently unclear if that’s why ThiGamesDE’s games were taken down.

I Haven’t Bought a Nintendo Switch 2 Yet, But My Wallet is Ready for February 27

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Honestly, none of the games announced for the new Nintendo Switch 2 are really grabbing me enough to make me upgrade. Especially since I can still play the games I do want on my current Switch! Take Pokemon Legends: Z-A – it’s already on my old Switch, so there was no reason to buy a new console just for a slightly better version. Same with Metroid Prime 4 – if I had to buy a whole new Switch just to play that, it would have actually made me less excited about it. I’m not a huge Kirby or Mario person, so while I might check out Kirby Air Riders and Mario Kart World eventually, I’m happy to wait. I was a little bummed about Donkey Kong Bananza, but it wasn’t enough to make me pull the trigger on a new console just for that one game.

Dragon Ball DAIMA Gets New Ending Setting Up Sequel Series & Movie

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The game Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot includes an additional scene after the credits that follows a major plot twist. Considering a new Dragon Ball project is scheduled to be revealed on January 25, 2026, this extra content may have accidentally revealed details about Dragon Ball DAIMA‘s return – whether it’s a second season or a new movie. The ending of the game’s downloadable content is brief, but it cleverly sets the stage for a potential sequel.