Okay, so Guinness World Records just verified this is amazing – a 94-year-old named Raymond Hager from Wichita Falls is officially the oldest gamer! He’s been playing for almost 30 years, and they finally gave him the record at 94 years and 176 days old. Seriously cool to see someone keep gaming for so long!
So, I’ve been following the news on Assassin’s Creed Shadows for the Switch 2, and it’s looking pretty solid! We’ll be able to use the touchscreen for menus, which is awesome, and thankfully, it’ll have cross-progression so I can keep my progress going. Ubisoft just confirmed it’ll run at 30fps, and while it won’t have ray tracing, it will use DLSS and VRR to help with performance. One more thing – the ‘Claws of Awaji’ expansion is coming later in 2026, which I’m already looking forward to!
The release of the final installment in the popular series was a massive hit, even causing Netflix to temporarily go offline due to the huge number of people watching.
After a few temporary technical problems caused Netflix to go down, the first part of the new season of Stranger Things is now available. The first episode was a bit slow, but the following three episodes quickly ramped up the excitement.
A glitch involving locked doors allows players to pass through normally inaccessible areas by maneuvering close to the doorframe at a specific angle. This quickly became a popular way to bypass enemies or collect items without needing to find the key or unlock the door.
Plus, team members can learn new skills and abilities through Blonde Blazer’s Hero Power Training while on shift. These powers can significantly change how they perform, making their work in Dispatch much easier.
Starting November 26th, Twitch allowed viewers to buy 1000 channel subscriptions all at once. Normally, this would cost $6,000, but Twitch is offering a special bundle with a $1,000 discount.
Artificial intelligence is a major buzzword today, and the video game world is definitely paying attention. More and more game studios are starting to use AI to help create all sorts of game elements, including art and sound.
People have been finding creative – and unusual – ways to play video games for years. We’ve seen games like Doom running on everything from refrigerators to pregnancy tests! Recently, YouTuber Smill took things to the extreme by using a receipt printer as his computer monitor.
Okay, so codes aren’t going to magically make me get amazing loot, but honestly, they’re a lifesaver! They give you just a little boost of gems, which is perfect when you’re stuck and need to get back on your feet. I’ve been collecting all the active codes and figured I’d share how to use them – hopefully they help you out too!