Dani Cross 
Bitcoin mining is an issue that has been affected the gaming industry for years. Now, Sweden is trying to ban “energy intensive” Bitcoin mining in Europe. Bitcoin mining has a massive effect on the environment. It also affects the gaming industry by limiting people’s access to new hardware. Graphics cards are snapped up by crypto … Read more
The Head of Design at DICE, Fawzu Mesmar, is leaving the company following the release and troublesome launch of Battlefield 2042. According to VGC, his departure was announced via an email that was sent to staff this week. In that email, he revealed that he had been planning to leave once Battlefield 2042 had been … Read more
MrBeast has been busy creating his own IRL version of the games from Squid Game, and the video is finally out on YouTube. The video was a huge undertaking as MrBeast and his team created their own version of sets from the show as well as a huge cash prize. The budget for the video … Read more
Arcane has overtaken Squid Game to become the most in-demand show on the streaming service Netflix. Squid Game has been absolutely huge for Netflix. It became a massive sensation on the internet, and even resulted in all kinds of creators making their own versions of the games in the show. However, its reign as the … Read more
343 Industries has explained why some parts of Halo Infinite are experiencing a delay despite the game releasing this year. Halo Infinite multiplayer has been out for over a week now, and the campaign is coming soon. However, two key parts of the game are still unfinished. Those two features are co-op campaign and Forge … Read more
DICE has released a new Battlefield Briefing post updating players on the future of Battlefield 2042, including gameplay fixes. The post focuses on performance, gun balancing and progression, as well as listing fixes for the game. It’s a huge post with a lot to break down, so you can take a look for yourself if … Read more
Carrying on her yearly tradition, Pokimane has launched a new scholarship to help student gamers with their tuition. Last year, Imane “Pokimane” Anys announced she would give money to student gamers through scholarships every year. A year later, she’s kept that promise with the help of the American Video Game League. Pokimane is paying for … Read more