This coming month, the voice actor of one of the year’s most beloved video game characters from 2023 will kick off a fresh gaming exhibition, serving as its host.
This year in November, it’s been 20 years since the launch of World of Warcraft (frequently abbreviated as WoW). That implies I’ve spent 20 years immersed in this game, and it seems both my gaming journey and its player community have matured alongside. Interestingly, Blizzard appears to acknowledge this maturity in a significant manner through World of Warcraft: The War Within.
Making it simpler to add apps to your Windows 11 Taskbar might become a reality soon. Microsoft is developing a feature that enables you to move an app directly from the Search window into the Taskbar, pinning it there. At present, you can already drag something onto the Taskbar to pin it, but this method requires moving the app from the Pinned area of Start or from the extensive list of all apps in the Start menu.
Minecraft, starting from simple roots, has grown into an extraordinary cultural force, and there’s no sign of it slowing down in growth. Mojang Studios recently shared some insights with the community about what we might see in Minecraft’s future development. This sneak peek includes a range of updates across the entire franchise, which are directly influenced by community suggestions.
Approximately three months have passed since Bungie, the creators of Destiny 2, unveiled “Frontiers” – a significant undertaking for the space-themed loot shooter game, set to surpass The Final Shape and its subsequent Episode releases in 2024. At that time, little information was available about Frontiers other than it being slated for release in 2025. However, a recent blog post has provided more details about Frontiers and how it will impact the future of Destiny.
It’s only been a few days since Warner Brothers dropped the first trailer for ‘A Minecraft Movie’, complete with its cursed creatures that wouldn’t look out of place in a Skibidi Toilet crossover episode. I’m kidding, my son absolutely loved the trailer, but he also loves Skibidi Toilet…
Either way, reception for the trailer has been notoriously mixed, with it racking up 1.4 million dislikes on YouTube (for those who have the extension installed that lets you see it). Fans have compared the reveal to the first look at the Sonic the Hedgehog film, for which fan sentiment famously resulted in a delay and redesign of the main character. Today, a 3D artist on YouTube has shared their reimagined version of the trailer as a fully animated affair, and it actually changes the tone significantly. You can check out Alumio’s version of ‘A Minecraft Movie’ below, which we think is pretty great.