Animal Crossing’s 3.0 Update Just Killed Existing Hotel Businesses

The idea of an economy doesn’t feel as important in Animal Crossing: New Horizons since most transactions happen through loans with Tom Nook. However, the new hotel feature has made it simple for many players to replace older resorts they built themselves, as those creations now seem outdated.

Hytale Guides Hub

Currently, all the Hytale guides available are aimed at beginners. This is because the game has recently launched and the developers acknowledge there’s still a lot of development and improvement planned.

You can now pay $1M to reserve a hotel stay on the moon

It’s been over half a century since the last lunar landing, but a new mission is planned for early 2026. Although many still see establishing settlements in space as something from science fiction, one California-based company is working to become the first to turn a profit from space exploration.

Best Nintendo 64 games of all time, ranked

Games such as Super Mario 64 and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time revolutionized how players moved, viewed the world, and explored open environments. At the same time, titles like GoldenEye 007, Mario Kart 64, and Super Smash Bros. transformed living rooms into lively spaces for group play. Remarkably, many of these Nintendo 64 classics are still considered some of the best games of all time.

Grudge Match: De Niro & Stallone’s Boxing Comedy Finds Streaming Success

As of today, January 16th, the movie Grudge Match is the eighth most popular film on Paramount+ in the United States. It’s currently outperforming PAW Patrol: The Movie but is behind titles like The Running Man (2025), Roofman, the original The Running Man from 1987, Regretting You, Fighting, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, and Top Gun: Maverick.

The Traitors Is Playing Its Villain Game Perfectly

Michael Rapaport, who quickly became known as the most obvious “traitor” on the show, was finally voted out after five episodes of being intimidating and confrontational. The person who led the charge to eliminate him was Colton Underwood, considered by many, especially fans of The Bachelor, to be the season’s second biggest villain. The final discussion of episode five turned into a heated argument, with Michael desperately trying to turn the group against Colton, while the rest of the cast seemed determined to get rid of him. In the end, Colton succeeded, and when Michael revealed he wasn’t actually a traitor, the others barely reacted, seemingly happy to see him go.