Many people are curious about the Scientology buildings they see in cities, wondering what happens inside. Recently, some social media users decided to find out for themselves and have been sharing their experiences.
Wii Bowling remains a beloved and popular game for many. There’s a special satisfaction in getting a strike and hearing that classic celebration sound after a perfect throw with the Wii Remote.
Destiny 2’s developers announced on May 21st that they’re stopping active development of the game. A final update, called Monument of Triumph, is scheduled for June 9th. While players will still be able to play online, this marks the first time since the game’s 2017 launch that no new content will be added.
Okay, so Dragon Quest is turning 40 on May 27th, which is HUGE! Square Enix is doing a livestream with the team to celebrate, and Yuji Horii, the creator of Dragon Quest, hinted that they’ll be announcing the next game during it. No specifics yet, but I’m super hyped! Also, Gematsu pointed out that a listing for Dragon Quest XI S showed up on Taiwan’s ratings board for the Switch 2 last month, so maybe we’ll hear something about that too? I’m setting my alarm for 6 AM PST on May 27th – you can watch the stream right here:
Let’s be real – the Star Wars movies you enjoy most likely depend on when you grew up. If you were a child in 1983, you probably thought the Ewoks were adorable and maybe even owned a Wicket action figure. But chances are, you don’t have such fond memories of Jar Jar Binks.
For a long time, streaming platforms have struggled with ‘viewbotting’ – the practice of using automated programs to falsely increase a creator’s viewer numbers, leading to accusations of inflated statistics.
On May 21st, Clery described a frightening experience on Instagram, calling it the “most terrifying night” of her life as a single mother. She explained that her refrigerator unexpectedly moved, hitting her and trapping her against the kitchen counter.
Morgpie is a well-known Twitch streamer who has often pushed boundaries with controversial content, and is credited with making the “topless” trend popular on the platform.
So, I’ve been checking out Bungie’s new shooter, and honestly, while it got some good reviews when it launched in March, it hasn’t really taken off. I’m seeing way fewer people playing it compared to Destiny 2, especially on Steam. It feels like it’s mostly just us dedicated fans keeping it going right now.
Although some online games can stay popular for years, most don’t. There are many reasons why these games eventually close, but the trend suggests people are increasingly preferring single-player experiences or games with small-group co-op, like those designed for two to four players.