Dani Cross 
For those who have complained about the size of the PlayStation 5, a YouTuber has built his own PS5 Slim. The channel responsible is called DIY Perks, a channel that specialises in all kinds of videos about designing and repairing things. They have videos about transforming damaged tech into new versions, and even building invisible … Read more
“The Flash” actor Ezra Miller has deleted their Instagram profile and disappeared amidst ongoing legal scandals. Ezra Miller was arrested earlier this year for disorderly conduct and harassment. They got into an altercation at a bar in Hawaii, then got arrested again for allegedly throwing a chair at someone. But it didn’t stop there. The … Read more
In a recent interview, Obi-Wan Kenobi actor Ewan McGregor revealed that he gets sent homoerotic fan art of him and Anakin Skywalker. Ewan McGregor recently returned to the Star Wars world as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the new show of the same name. The show is out on Disney+, and it features both Obi-Wan and fan … Read more
Amazon is giving away 30 free games to celebrate Prime Day, including titles like Mass Effect: Legendary Edition. The company is giving away the games from June 21st to July 13th. There’s a pretty wide variety of games, from big budget titles to smaller indie games. Prime Day itself takes place on July 12th, but … Read more
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is officially on Steam, and will no longer be exclusive to the Epic Games Store. The game, which was originally released on EGS in December 2021, came to Steam on June 17th. It was announced during a 25th anniversary celebration livestream for Final Fantasy 7. Intergrade is an expanded version … Read more
Dragon’s Dogma 2 has officially been announced by Capcom at the 10 Years of Dragon’s Dogma stream. Rumours have been circulating for a while about a potential sequel to Dragon’s Dogma. When a reveal event for Dragon’s Dogma was announced, many expected either a sequel or a remake of the original game. And it turns … Read more
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