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Chess master Daniel Naroditsky, also known for his online streaming, passed away on October 20th at the age of 29. Fans and other chess players quickly shared their condolences and memories.
The teams at Battlefield Studios—which includes developers like Criterion, DICE, Motive, and Ripple Effect—announced on X (formerly Twitter) on October 21st that they’re making some improvements to the game’s servers. These updates will allow more players to join games and reduce the number of bots.
I’m not known for being hip, but after playing Once Upon a Katamari, I’m definitely a fan! This new installment in Bandai Namco’s wonderfully weird series has won me over. It’s a fantastic revival for the franchise, with subtle improvements that make the gameplay even more enjoyable and the levels surprisingly creative. The game features a more focused story, a better-designed world to explore, customization options, and updated graphics, all while keeping the quirky charm that defines Katamari. While it doesn’t drastically change the formula, Once Upon a Katamari is a polished and genuinely fun addition to the series.
Building on the positive response to the last update, this new release gives you even more options to personalize your spaceship. The developers were particularly inspired by the creative ways players have been customizing their ships, and this update, called Breach, takes that freedom even further.
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Disney Dreamlight Valley loves hosting events, like its popular Halloween and Christmas celebrations where players can build snowmen. While many events return each year, this time, Disney Dreamlight Valley is offering something completely new: an adventure set on a Floating Island.
Let’s be upfront: viewers hoping to see Pennywise the Clown in every episode of the HBO series might be surprised. However, that’s actually a positive!
A big update is coming this November, bringing new content and features to the game. Get ready for plenty of charming gameplay and some of the cutest mechanics ever seen in a video game!
My daughter and I absolutely loved this show – we watched all ten episodes over the weekend! I plan on making it a yearly tradition with her. It’s exactly the cozy fall series I’ve been hoping for, and I highly recommend it to any family looking for something new to watch this season.
Created by Andy and Barbara Muschietti, along with Jason Fuchs (the team behind the It films), the series delves into the unsettling history of Derry. IT: Welcome to Derry features a new group of characters, including the father of Mike Hanlon, one of the original Losers’ Club members. While Bill Skarsgård reprises his role as Pennywise the Clown, the first season (or at least the initial five episodes shown to reviewers) doesn’t offer many outright scares. However, the prequel does succeed in enriching the town’s backstory and the mythology surrounding Pennywise.