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It's not often I get the option to field Australian forces in a wargame—apart from Emu War! I guess—but the new Commonwealth tech tree in World of Warships adds Australian ships like the Cerberus alongside cruisers from various Commonwealth nations, including the New Zealand cruiser Auckland and India's Delhi.
The days of precariously storing your Wordle history in your browser's cache are over: You now need a free New York Times account to see your stats.
Mojang has announced a monthly subscription for Minecraft called Marketplace Pass, which gives payers access to «150+ different content packs» from the in-game Marketplace.
A newly published US Government Accountability Report (GAO) looks at the role of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Homeland Security in combating domestic violent extremism online, and in the process reveals what we surely all knew anyway. Discord? Reddit? Roblox. All your base are belong to the Feds!
The Fantastic Four fan art asks what if Marvel's First Family got their own cartoon in the delightfully chaotic style of The Powerpuff Girls.
Microsoft held its second Xbox Partner Preview event on Wednesday.
During the Xbox Partner Showcase, New Zealand-based developer RiffRaff Games (led by Joshua Boggs, known for the puzzle game FRAME) announced Sleight of Hand, a neo-noir stealth sim game.
Twitch streamer Jinnytty, widely recognized for her engaging content, experienced a moment of surprise when one of her viewers donated a significant sum of $10,000. However, the surprise didn't end there; the Twitch donation came with a unique condition: the funds were to be exclusively allocated for a live-streamed cruise experience.