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MMO Players are piling in to the Guild Wars remaster, and it's giving the servers trouble: 'Demand for Guild Wars Reforged blew past our projections' MMO FF14's Yoshi-P reveals why he's finally ...

Sometimes life’s hard, but memes make it funnier. Whether you're worried about bills or just trying to survive another Monday, a meme can quickly brighten your day and make the struggle feel seen.

Duet Night Abyss is a free-to-play game that has a gacha system, but not for characters or weapons. The game features a limited-time and a permanent banner that allows players to obtain various ...

I’ve tried my fair share of gacha games, and even gotten hooked on a few — I’m still salty to this day that I’ve never pulled a Kitasan Black card in Umamusume: Pretty Derby. While it is technically ...

A new meme has taken teenagers, and especially teenage boys by storm recently and it has everything to do with the numbers six and seven. Teenagers on social media have taken to spamming the number ...

币安人生 (Binance Life), a new BNB-based meme coin, has gained traction in the crypto market. Its market value climbed from just a few hundred thousand dollars to over $500 million, generating ...

Gacha games can be quite entertaining options for players who don’t have the time, money, or energy to dive into more time-intensive AAA titles. That’s not to say that many of the best gacha games do ...

Gacha Games are certainly good at taking successful game design formulas and spinning their own gachapon onto it. Take HoYoverse, a clone of what is Breath of the Wild, but managing to make one from ...

One of the very best things about the internet — and social media more specifically — is that you can find a community of other people who share your passions, no matter how niche. Love eating oranges ...

Pour one out for the girls who took a risk and put themselves out there creatively. Williams followed up “Girls” with the extraordinary success of “Get Out” and then the Blumhouse campfest killer-doll ...