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Nostalgic Toys-to-Life Phenomenon Webkinz Makes a Comeback with Browser Revival
The beloved plushie collectible Webkinz is set to make a return to browsers, stirring emotions and excitement among fans.
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The beloved plushie collectible Webkinz is set to make a return to browsers, stirring emotions and excitement among fans.
The iconic communication software Skype has been officially discontinued by Microsoft, marking the end of an era for voice and video calling.
Bethesda and Harley Davidson have unveiled a uniquely designed motorcycle inspired by Doom: The Dark Ages, merging gaming and motorcycling like never before.
Rebecca Heineman, co-founder of Interplay, successfully preserved the source code for Fallout 1 and 2, debunking the myth that it was lost.
Epic Games is reforming its store policies to benefit developers by lowering fees and introducing new webshop features to compete against Apple's high charges.
Amid the buzz surrounding Oblivion Remastered, the publisher of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 reports that their title thrived, suggesting that the genre was highlighted rather than overshadowed.
Blizzard confirms the popularity of Overwatch 2's Stadium mode with impressive gameplay statistics released post-launch.
Despite strong growth in gaming revenue, Microsoft faces challenges with its Xbox hardware sales decreasing.
The creators of Drug Dealer Simulator express they do not wish to pursue legal action against Schedule 1, following a disappointing investigation by their publisher, Movie Games S.A.
Andrew Clayton, the mind behind the Foundry VTT, dismisses Hasbro's acceptance of AI in tabletop gaming, calling it a betrayal.
Bruce Nesmith, former lead designer for Skyrim, discusses the future of loading screens in Bethesda games, highlighting technical choices behind the necessity of these delays.
The original developers of Oblivion come together to watch a documentary about its making, sharing their insights and emotions during the viewing.
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