Twitch had a bit of an issue to figure out when the face of the PogChamp emote, which has been spammed in chat well before Amazon came swinging a money-bag, started tweeting in support of the bizarre insurgency that many have labeled an attempted coup within the capitol building of Washington DC on January 6, 2021.

Twitch (along with third-party emote supplies such as FZZ and BTT) wasted next to no time in scrubbing the prior head of the PogChamp emote, but a rocky road was ahead as Twitch announced it would feature community faces in lieu of the former

The Mortal Kombat games have been absolutely superb these last couple of years. This arcade fighting franchise was always great thanks to the amazing work from the developer NetherRealm Studios, but they’ve really hit their stride in character building and storytelling.

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Unfortunately, the same can’t be said about the movies. There have been a total of 2 officially licensed movies depicting this graphic fighting series. They have their fun moments, but definitely leave you wanting more by today’s movie standards.

That’s why the

Note: This article contains aspects of humanity that could scar readers – discretion is advised, and no images will be linked in this article. Note that Steam brought the offending game and trading cards down once this was made public.

It has come to light that a specific title called Bomberman (of extremely loose comparison to the Bomberman franchise) has been published on Steam, and allegedly the developer offered up his dev API to the public. This specific aspect is currently not proven; it’s more than plausible that the developer themselves continued to change the cards from innocent (and game-related)

Steam‘s discussion forums being flooded when there is information to disseminate, regardless of whether the title is on Steam, isn’t an entirely new concept as frustrating as it may be for users of the Steam platform.

The titles in question tend to involve the controversial Epic Games Store, purchasing exclusives comparative moments before they release to try to draw more consumers towards the Epic Games Store. Gauging by how consistently these events occur, the strategy seems to have middling success at best, and acting as a resource sink for Epic at the least.

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Atlus has announced the release of multiple game soundtracks on Spotify. Now players have the option of listening to their favorite songs through the digital music streaming platform.

So far, Atlus has released soundtracks for multiple Persona games plus Catherine and Catherine: Full Body. Unfortunately, the soundtrack for Persona 5 Royal is not yet available, but the game’s original soundtrack is up now. Some regions may be restricted to listening to some or all of the soundtracks.

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In total, there are over 700 tracks to listen to for

It would be difficult to argue that Twitch could do with some good old-fashioned competition as they infuriate fans and streamers alike with oppressive policies, ban bizarre words that hurt their feelings, and mete punishments with double-standards that would make Two-Face proud.

Multiple have tried valiantly; Mixer, headed by Microsoft, closed its doors after trying to entice large streamers towards their platforms with multimillion-dollar contracts that failed to consistently generate views as there was no support beneath those large stars.

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China has been trying to get into the streaming

It’s easy to appreciate the conundrum that Twitch is readily facing, regardless of how ready we may be to throw stones every time they misfire a decision that leaves the community scratching their head and making memes to their chagrin.

Simply stated, Twitch is beyond massive, holding a daily population that rivals nations while similarly stuck shouldering the burden of the community moderation and ensuring that the bizarre failed coup attempt on January 6 doesn’t have people pointing at Twitch as a breeding ground of the behavior and planning, whatever little there may actually be.

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While there are multiple studios experiencing the proverbial development hell as they struggle to push out titles on time (or at all) other studios have been having a far easier time of the current pandemic that has seemed to shake up almost everything across a wide variety of industries.

Nintendo announced that they have acquired Next Level Games: the developers of Luigi’s Mansion, Punch-Out Wii, and Mario Strikers among others.

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This is the first acquisition in the past thirteen years when Nintendo

Brace yourself, a rare moment of unity between third-party emote providers and Twitch is actually happening; be still our beating hearts, Hell must be freezing over.

FrankerFaceZ has stated that they are showing solidarity with Twitch after Gootecks tweeted out support to the violent riot that more than a few have labeled as a coup attempt in Washington DC on January 6, and will remove the PogChamp and variations of the emote to scrub the platform clean of the individual in question.

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That being said,

Development hell is a very real place that many will find can act as a sign of what is to come, if anything will ultimately come to light.

Dying Light 2 now appears to very much be trapped within development hell: the date for release was pushed back twice on the sequel of Dying Light, the parkour and fear-inspired 3D action platformer that surprised quite a few people with the tension that they were able to craft with an intricate storyline that only fell wayside occasionally through trope-laden antagonists.

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