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This past week, I joined Cornell Roblox Club in their Halloween Horror Game Night at the Mann Computer Lab. I had too much on my to-do list, so I decided to do something else. When their event came up on my Instagram feed, I was practically emoting at the opportunity to return to my gaming…

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Jason Statham and Guy Ritchieare back with yet another flick titled Dogfight,which was announced 2 hours ago by Netflix. Although it feels like years since we saw Statham and Ritchie collaborating on the same project, Dogfightwill mark the 7th reunion between the director and the actor after their initial work on Lock, Stock and Two…

Fortnite’s recently launched One Piece crossover event sent players hunting for a rare Pirate Shop Token that would let them plunder the item shop for free. Those lucky enough to find the token can use it to claim almost everything available for free for a two week period (real-money offers, gifting and Battle Pass rewards…

Nigerian rapper Olamide has urged people to embrace their cultural heritage, insisting that African traditions should not be portrayed as evil or something to be ashamed of.

When NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, first entered the spotlight, they were just simple digital collectibles. Objects like digital art pieces, avatars, and other virtual assets took the world by storm, ultimately reshaping how people perceive ownership online. But their role has evolved significantly since the early hype cycles. As the underlying technology matured, so did…

If you’ve ever knocked someone on Fortnite and wanted to run over and execute a hilarious finishing move, you might be in luck right now. It has been stated by notable Fortnite leakers that Epic Games is working onanimated finishing moves in the game, mirroring the mechanic that Call of Duty has been finessing for…

Marvel fans have seen plenty of strange team-ups, but nobody expected this one. Channing Tatum‘s Gambit and the Fantastic Four‘s robot sidekick, H.E.R.B.I.E., have joined forces in a new Dunkin Donuts commercial to promote Avengers: Doomsday.

Madison Beer is now a Fortnite character wearing cheeky micro shorts with a fitted top. On November 3, her stylist shared a series of photos featuring the “Reckless” singer in the gaming-inspired ensemble on Instagram. Beer embodied an action heroine gaming avatar, blending classic combat gear elements with a bold streetwear silhouette.

Fortnite is no stranger to lifting ideas from other games and incorporating them into its hugely successful battle royale. It looks like the next example of that might be finishing moves, perhaps functioning in a similar way to the ones you can perform in Call of Duty.