Chrishell Stause has slammed the organizers of the 2022 People’s Choice Awards for refusing to let her bring her partner G Flip on top. The Selling Sunset star, 41, took to Twitter on Wednesday after the previous night’s event where she took aim at show bosses for stopping the singer, 28, from coming. Explaining his …
Comment this story Comment Microsoft has signed an agreement to bring the Activision Blizzard-published Call of Duty franchise to Nintendo for the first time, the company announced Tuesday night, pending approval of its acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The deal ensures Microsoft, which is awaiting federal approval of its $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, will …
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Image: Activision | Kotaku (Zack) Call of Duty may be one of the most popular series on the planet, but it’s not exactly the kind of game you think of when you imagine the Nintendo Switch. So, in a way, it’s very strange to see Microsoft come out tonight and announce a “10-year commitment” to …
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Image: Taito We’re big fans of Taito’s Bubble Bobble spin-off series. Bobble Puzzle around these parts. We knew him as Bust-A-Move in the West, and the news that a new entry in the series will be coming to Switch next year courtesy of publisher ININ has us pretty excited. Puzzle Bobble All the bubbles! is …
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In the space of just six days, NASA has taken two big steps towards putting boots on Mars. The agency’s Artemis 1 mission launched Wednesday morning (November 16), sending an uncrewed Orion capsule to the moon atop a massive Space Launch System (SLS) rocket. NASA is counting on SLS and Orion to help the agency …
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Elon Musk has unleashed chaos on Twitter in the weeks since he took over as CEO, and experts say lawsuits, regulatory intervention and ultimate financial meltdown could be on the horizon. The billionaire let his decision-making happen in a public arena from the start, tweeting about new policies before quickly rolling them back and asking …
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