A Gamer’s Guide to the YouTube Algorithm

Have you noticed how YouTube seems to know what you want to watch? For example, if you look up a guide for a game like Warzone, your feed quickly fills with related videos – gameplay clips, helpful advice, and funny moments from the community. The YouTube algorithm aims to be the perfect companion for gamers, finding content you’ll enjoy. It’s always learning what interests you, whether it’s detailed information about a game like Diablo 4 or a humorous meme compilation from Honkai: Star Rail.

Crimson Desert has sold through 2 million copies worldwide

With strong initial sales, the developers of Crimson Desert have announced they’re listening to player feedback to make the game even better. You can find an ongoing review from Scott here. Crimson Desert is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam.

System Shock remake Patch 2.1 brings performance improvements, feature parity to all platforms, and more

This update will allow the Switch version of the game to run at up to 900p when docked and 720p in handheld mode, targeting 30 frames per second. The newer Nintendo Switch 2 version will offer even better graphics, supporting up to 1440p at 60 frames per second when docked and 1080p at 60 frames per second in handheld mode. For more details about the project and remake, check out my interview with Nightdive Studios and my review of the game on the Switch 2, both available here.

Myron Gaines ex Angie begged Louis Theroux’s Manosphere producers to take her out of documentary

A new Netflix documentary follows a journalist as they interview prominent figures in the “Red Pill” online community, like HStikkytokky. These influencers share potentially controversial viewpoints and create content geared towards young men on social media. The documentary features Gaines – also known as Amrou Foudl – a former Homeland Security agent who now creates online content.

Rob Liefeld has heated argument with comic fans over Invincible success

The discussion started earlier this week as part of a larger conversation about superhero properties. It began when Rob Liefeld shared comments from comic writer Dan Slott, who encouraged fans and stores to pre-order his new ‘Spectacular Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ series, warning that the series could be canceled if they didn’t.