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Roblox’s Fart Together disappears after attracting more than 12 million visits, while reports of similar game removals raise moderation questions Oberon Copeland @veryinformed.com/Unsplash

Indie developer Maddy Makes Games has delisted Celeste and TowerFall from Xbox to support the pro-Palestinian Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement.

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus continues its weekly run. Episode 3 officially premiered on Sunday, October 25, 2026, and featured one of the key moments from the anime’s first story arc: Beerus’s arrival on Earth. The story remains largely faithful to the original version, but one major omission has sparked debate among fans.

Disney is cutting back on where fans can stream Wonder Man, another demotion for a series it already canceled over the summer. It’s been a rough road for the MCU Hollywood satire since it debuted on Disney+ earlier this year, even though it won over critics and fans alike. That acclaim earned the show a…

A graphic novel adaptation of the literary classic “1984” was one of four books removed from Duval Schools’ libraries at October’s School Board meeting. | Kailyn Mallicoat, special to Jacksonville Today

After Conner Leavittand Adele Zaikmanwere eliminated during night one of the Dancing With the Stars season 35 premiere, another pair have met the end the road.

The White House created an online arcade featuring the now-removed “Build the Wall” game, which was similar to Tetris.Jon Elswick / AP Sept. 9, 2026, 10:43 AM EDT

The White House has removed from its website an arcade-style “Build the Wall” game closely styled like Tetris, which comes after the gaming company warned of copyright infringement.

Headlines were made back in March when it was announced that you’d be able to smoke weed in Halloween: The Game, but that’s hardly the most controversial aspect of the game.

Over 230 million Americans identify as gamers. Yet most will never buy a $500 console or a $1,500 PC, not because they don’t want to play, but because the cost of entry keeps climbing: hundreds (sometimes thousands) in hardware, hundreds of gigabytes in downloads, and frustrating maintenance just to keep things running.