The Genius of HoYo’s Biggest Marketing Stunts

Have you noticed how popular HoYoverse games are? It’s not simply due to advertising. Their success comes from creating expansive worlds that go beyond the games themselves. They don’t just sell a product; they build immersive universes and invite players to become a part of them. This builds real enthusiasm and trust with their audience, fostering a sense of community even before someone starts playing. By making players invested in the characters and story, they create a remarkably loyal fanbase.

Netflix Revives Rom-Com ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ Two Decades Later

It’s surprising to see Sweet Home Alabama trending on Netflix, considering the movie came out over 20 years ago. While it’s no longer in the top 10, it was the fifth most popular movie on the platform for the week of February 2nd to 8th. Viewers watched it for a total of 8 million hours, adding up to 4.4 million views – enough to make it more popular than newer films like the 2018 remake of Overboard, Ben Stiller’s Night at the Museum, and the thriller Copshop.

The Absolute Universe Crashes Head First into the DC Universe in DC KO #4

Jean Grey was dying when the powerful Phoenix Force appeared and offered to save the X-Men – but only if it could inhabit Jean’s body. The Phoenix Force was curious about the human experience, so it duplicated Jean’s memories and consciousness before encasing her body in a cocoon at the bottom of the harbor. This is where the X-Men’s ship, which Jean had been piloting, eventually crashed.