Arc Raiders quickly became a hit game in 2025, receiving excellent reviews and gaining millions of players. It’s continued to be popular in 2026, maintaining a strong player base and selling over 12 million copies.
Schedule 1 became incredibly popular, seemingly out of nowhere. Within a short time, hundreds of thousands of players were hooked, enjoying the game’s drug dealer simulation and building their businesses. Remarkably, the entire game was created by just one person, Tyler, who’s been working hard to release updates and keep players engaged.
The new 8BitDo Ultimate 3E controller will cost $150, making it more expensive than 8BitDo’s other controllers. It’s priced to compete with high-end controllers like the Microsoft Elite Series 2, Razer Wolverine V3 Pro, and options from brands like Victrix, Nacon, Turtle Beach, Scuf, and GameSir.
It happens to everyone: we all get really caught up in what we’re doing sometimes. Whether you’re lost in a good story by yourself or having a wild time with others, you’re bound to let out a yell every now and then.
As artificial intelligence becomes more common, it’s changing how we think about education. Many students are starting to depend on AI tools like ChatGPT, using them for help with assignments – and sometimes even letting the AI complete the work for them.
Producer Kazutoyo Maehiro stated in a press release that the development team is thankful for the positive response to the game and will use that feedback to explore future updates, aiming to make the game even better and reach more players. Thanks to Gematsu for the English translation.
We’ve also released new screenshots and artwork for the game, which you can view in the gallery below.
Additionally, Square Enix has released the game’s opening movie, which we’ve shared below.
So, I tried ordering DoorDash a couple of days in the future – December 27th, 2025, to be exact. I barely hit submit on the order, and it immediately said it had already been delivered! It was a really weird glitch on X (formerly Twitter) that someone named Byrne Hobart posted about.
Viewbotting is a long-standing problem in live streaming. It involves using bots to fake high viewer numbers, making it seem like a streamer has a larger audience than they actually do.