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Welcome back to Just Fun Tech, our column dedicated to the wider world of just plain fun technology. Today, we’re diving back into the second half of our outdoor tech series with the Veloctric T1 ST, a lightweight e-bike that can speed you up to 25 MPH, but only if you pedal along! It was a blast to get outside and away from the PC with!
Over the weekend, a few well-known developers at Cryptic Studios posted "looking for work" notices on their LinkedIn, fueling speculation that there might be something going on over at the MMO developer.
Now that the deal to acquire Activision Blizzard is complete, Microsoft’s Brad Smith has reiterated the company’s commmitment to its 2022 labor neutrality agreement with the Communication Workers of America, which represents several industry unions.
Minecraft has been trucking away since its first release back in 2009, delighting fans and inspiring developers ever since. Now, Mojang Studios has announced that the voxel-based survival game has now surpassed 300 million copies sold.
Pete Hines, the Senior Vice President of Publishing for Bethesda Softworks, announced his retirement today on social media. The gaming executive has worked at the publisher for 24 years, helping to bring to life a multitude of games across the decades.
The xScreen from UPspec gaming is a portable monitor that allows you to take your Xbox Series X on the go. At $249, is it the best portable monitor for Xbox? Find out in this review!
World of Warcraft 10.2, Guardians of the Dream, will be out the week of November 7th, following BlizzCon the previous weekend. Dragonflight Season 3 will begin on November 14th.
Every month, Marvel SNAP fans are treated to a new season pass, relevant rewards, and an all-around theme to every nook and cranny of the fantastically addicting mobile trading card game. For October, they had no choice but to keep it spooky with the Bloodstone event.
World of Warcraft Classic Hardcore is full of stories of players meeting untimely ends, never to romp the hills of Azeroth again. However, one guild aiming to be the world-first clear of Naxxramas found out that sometimes a heroic sacrifice is needed to secure their victory.
Inkbound is removing all in-game monetization, including its Leveling Pass, later this month. the change is towards a more user-friendly game, making almost everything available just by playing the game.