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‘Peter Pan Stalker’ Latest Stress Test On Online Boundaries

When your character already has a syndrome named after them, it runs the risk of an abnormally intense fan base. In recent weeks, Disney content creator Toni Kulusich has been accused of being a stalker, fixating on actors playing Peter Pan at the parks. Kulusich, who visits Disneyland around once a week, spoke to WIRED…

As another Modern Warfare 4 beta update adds a new map, IW admits spawns “need to improve”

Infinity Ward’s second round of Modern Warfare 4 beta patch notes are here, and there’s plenty more to dig through as the developer tweaks its newest multiplayer game in response to public testing and feedback. This time we’ve got another new map, Lotus, continued audio tuning, more weapon balancing, and the introduction of 3v3 Gunfight….

Box Art Brawl – Duel: SimCity (SNES)

North America / Europe Image: Maxis / Launchbox The western design for SimCity is pretty iconic at this point, utilising building rooftops to spell out the game’s title. Simple, but effective! The use of colour in the text kinda looks like a sunset too, and we’re always up for a good sunset, y’know. Overall, a…

Underrated 2022 PS5 Adventure Game Just $3.99 in PS Store Deal

An underrated 2022 PS5 and PS4 adventure game is under $5 on the PS Store in a limited-time deal that ends soon. Developed by Pendulo Studios, Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo is at its lowest price until August 27. Intriguing PS5, PS4 adventure game Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo is 80% off in limited-time PS Store deal…

‘We didn’t have layoffs before, and now all of a sudden we have yearly layoffs’: Bethesda artist says ‘something has changed’ under Microsoft

Last week, the Communications Workers of America and the Bethesda Game Studios OneBGS union took part in the Save Our Devs rally across the United States and Canada (and on Twitch) “to call out layoffs and corporate greed across the industry and to demand fair first contracts across Microsoft’s gaming studios.” Speaking to Kotaku, Bethesda…

You’d Be Shocked What You Can Game On A $150 Potato PC

From the latest and greatest indie games, to older titles, and even emulation, all can be played on hardware as cheap as $150 if you’re willing to be a savvy shopper. Source link