For “The Rookie” fans who will have to endure a wait till January 2026 for season 8’s premiere, Nathan Fillion and Alexi Hawley recently disclosed something captivating about this upcoming episode. Despite the several months yet before the show returns, I found their insights fascinating, and now my curiosity is piqued even further.
Over the past month, Steam has generously offered several free games as part of their giveaways. Some of these games include “Ultimate Zombie Defense” and “Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock”, which cater to various genres. The upcoming free game on Steam is particularly exciting for racing game enthusiasts, provided it lives up to expectations.
Over the past few weeks, there’s been a significant increase in conversations about internet censorship, particularly within gaming communities, as an increasing number of organizations are enforcing stricter policies. A notable example is Steam, which has removed numerous games from its platform due to content that allegedly violates standards set by payment processors. The United Kingdom recently proposed the Online Safety Act, a measure intended to safeguard children from inappropriate online content but has been criticized as “censorship” and “dystopian” by critics. Now, Xbox is implementing its own age verification policy.
The film titled “Companion,” helmed by Drew Hancock and featuring Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid, debuted in cinemas on January 31, earning a box office total of $36.7 million with a production budget of $10 million. It’s one of the top-rated new movie releases of 2025 so far, and it’s even more enjoyable if you go in with minimal prior knowledge. I wholeheartedly recommend those who haven’t seen it yet to find it immediately on HBO Max, particularly for those unaware of its plot details. The remainder of this article will delve into the aspects that were compromised by marketing, but it won’t reveal any actual spoilers about “Companion.
As a passionate gamer, I’ve got to say that Nintendo stands out as one of the giants in the world of video gaming. With a rich legacy spanning decades and an uncanny knack for creating games that define genres and push boundaries, it can be tough to pick out the ones that made the biggest … Read more
Behold the one-hour chart—it reveals XRP in a downtrend, sliding from $3.331 all the way down to a heart-wrenching $3.12. Strong bearish candles burn bright, their flickering shadows mocking the pitiful attempts at recovery. Immediate support stands guard at $3.12—a fortress that, if breached, could lead to a dramatic plunge toward the infamous domain of $3.00. Oh, the suspense!
As a proud owner of the newly launched Switch 2, I’ve witnessed history in the making! The global sales of this console have smashed records, selling over 3.5 million units within its first four days, making it the fastest-selling Nintendo console ever. However, some fellow gamers and I were left a bit underwhelmed by its day-one offerings, particularly the first-party releases. Games like “Mario Kart World” and “Donkey Kong Bananza” are already chart-toppers, but we’re eagerly waiting for more Nintendo games to keep us entertained. A Nintendo Direct stream seems crucial for the continued success of the Switch 2, and it looks like our prayers might be answered soon, as a new rumor suggests one could be just around the corner.
In the penultimate episode of “Takopi’s Original Sin” last week, fans were left reeling as it emerged that Takopi’s actions over the past four episodes, which seemed to be aimed at making Shizuka happy, were in fact part of a plan to simplify Marina’s life instead.
It appears that the game, The Sims 4, struggles to manage extensive information, particularly in its Legacy Challenges that rely on long-term saves. Moreover, a bug related to save corruption has been exacerbated by The Sims 4: For Rent, causing loss of saves, which is highly problematic for players who have spent years developing their Sims and considerable amounts of money on expansion packs.
2025 has seen a steady flow of updates regarding the upcoming installment in the acclaimed survival horror series, Silent Hill. This new chapter, titled “Silent Hill f”, is set in Japan, marking the first time the game has been based there. The narrative follows Hinako Shimizu, a high school student, as she traverses the fictional 1960s town of Ebisugaoka, unraveling mysteries and battling terrifying creatures to stay alive. Notably, Ryukishi07, recognized for his work on the When They Cry visual novel series, is scripting the game’s storyline, while music maestro Akira Yamaoka will once again create Silent Hill f’s spine-chilling soundtrack. In anticipation of its release, fans will soon get a sneak peek at the game, as Konami plans to reveal more about it at a significant gaming event next month.