Phantasy Star Online 2 bribes players to fill out a survey to sound off on gripes
If you are the type that is more willing to part with information than money to get some goodies, then Phantasy Star Online 2 has...
‘Sleeping Whale’ Awakens as Unused Bitcoin Wallet Comes Online
A Bitcoin wallet that was last active in May 2010 has come back online.
Book of Travels fixes dead NPC poets, features the pesky Omin
Newly arrived to early access tiny MMO Book of Travels posted an equally tiny patch this week. Studio Might and Delight says it’s added icons...
Teenage Engineering’s Computer-1 Flat-Pack PC Case Is Orange and Very Pricey
Teenage Engineering’s computer-1 PC case is one you put together yourself, but it costs $195.
Swords of Legends Online Halloween Brings New Pets, a Seasonal Challenge, and Rewards
It's time for Halloween again in Swords of Legends Online. The event will run from October 28th to November 18th. You can score new pets,...
The Oculus Quest Takes Some Meta-mucil To Help Eliminate Mandatory Facebook Login
There seems to be one small benefit to Facebook trying to hide behind a new name, which is that some time in the relatively near...
New World is suffering from yet another exploit, this one revolving around malicious chat code
The New World community is becoming absolute experts at finding bugs and exploits in the game, prodded on by Amazon’s apparent willingness to provide them...
Atlas lets players explore portals, build monuments, and use power nodes in the Sea of Wonders update
The piratical survival sandbox of Atlas has kicked out a pretty chunky update that brings, among other things, buildable monuments, new areas of the map,...
Shiba Inu’s Ascendance Pushes ETH Pricing to New Heights
ETH set a record price above $4,400 as Shiba Inu, which uses the Ethereum blockchain, became increasingly popular.
Android Devices Are Being Silently Attacked By Dangerous AbstractEmu Malware
One of the main reasons that the malware epidemic in the Windows XP days was so severe was because almost all those machines were configured with only a single user account that had administrative privileges by default. That meant that any malware running as that user would have free rein to do whatever it wanted on the system.
These days,