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The Steam Deck OLED recently got a price bump, but the next best SteamOS handheld just got cheaper.
POAP, the proof-of-attendance protocol known for issuing digital badges to event participants, is shutting down its service, according to a report from The Block. The project had previously announced in March that it would halt new services and maintain only its existing system. The decision marks the end of a notable experiment in the $NFT…
I’m a strong advocate for manga’s power to enlighten readers about walks of life they would otherwise know only through stereotypes. I’m also a fan of unflappable mangaka diving into kinky subject matter like capital-S Sex that readerships are prone to pearl-clutching at the thought of reading in private, let alone admitting to in writing,…
DJ Envy insisted his viral butt-washing confession had been taken “out of context,” but Charlamagne tha God quickly shut that down.
While Ubisoft’s NFT efforts haven’t made broad headlines in years, it turns out, they did have one other project still going. There was a blockchain-based turn-based RPG called Champions Tactics. It won’t be around for much longer though, as it is now shutting down.
A few years ago, Ubisoft decided to push for NFT integration in games. The French gaming giant launched Champions Tactics: Grimoria Chronicles as part of this push, aiming to push NFT figures as part of the core experience.
Ubisoft’s grand NFT experiment is ending exactly where most people expected it to: with the servers being switched off.
Roblox guided third-quarter bookings to $1.576 billion to $1.653 billion, a decline of 14% to 18% from a year ago.
Yield Guild’s own sunset document retires the YGGPlay.fun site, Launchpad and questing platform by August 1, while GIGACHADBAT and Ragnarok Breaker continue under Delabs Games and Planetarium Labs. By:The Defiant Team· Edited byCamila Russo• NFTs & Web3
Rebecca Ferguson, Common, Ashley Zukerman, Jessica Henwick, Alexandria Riley and Tim Robbins gathered for a San Diego Comic-Con 2026 panel on SILO, joined by showrunner and executive producer Graham Yost and moderator Josh Horowitz to unpack Season 3’s twists and preview what lies ahead for the series. The discussion centered on the season’s dual timelines,…