Day: March 4, 2025

Dead by Daylight to Bid Farewell to Hellraiser Chapter and Pinhead in April

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As a devoted fan, I’m sharing some bittersweet news about one of my favorite games, “Dead by Daylight.” Being a live service game, it’s not uncommon for changes to happen unexpectedly. Regrettably, such an instance has arisen. It’s with a heavy heart that we announce the removal of the Hellraiser Chapter from the game. From April 4th, 11 AM ET onwards, you’ll no longer be able to unlock the iconic character, Pinhead, or The Cenobite, as he is known in the game.

Leigh Bowery Receives An Appropriately Extravagant Retrospective At Tate Modern

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Back in the pulsating ’80s London, I was part of the vibrant nightlife scene, known for my role as a club promoter and avant-garde performance artist. Among my many gigs, I stood guard at Taboo, an iconic, albeit fleeting, nightspot that left a lasting impression. This club was not just about dancing; it was one of the coolest places to be, a status symbol for us ’80s club kids.

Taboo’s doors were manned by some of the toughest individuals, and I was proud to be among them. Alongside my peers, we fostered a rebellious art movement that refused to bow down to our political climate. We created an unyielding, defiant scene that resonated deeply with our generation. Bowery, a fellow club kid, was a significant figure in this artistic uprising.

Unmasking the Dark Side of Health Influencers in Netflix’s Apple Cider Vinegar

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The show narrates the tale of Belle Gibson, a real-life health influencer (portrayed by Kaitlyn Dever), who was popular in Australia. In 2015, it was revealed that she had falsely claimed to have brain cancer and that she had cured it through alternative medicine, all for fame. This shocking truth is chilling because Gibson’s actions of amassing a vast following by spreading lies that potentially harmed others rather than herself is not unique in the influencer world.

On Running Triples Net Profit in 2024 Exceeding $2.6 Billion USD in Sales

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2024 was truly a remarkable year for On Running! In November, I couldn’t help but rejoice as they upgraded their 2024 forecast, following the release of impressive third-quarter results. Their revenue soared to an astounding CHF 635.8 million Swiss francs ($717.6 million USD), marking a robust 32.3% growth compared to the previous year.

As we moved forward, On Running raised their annual target to 2.29 billion Swiss francs and managed not only to meet but surpass it, with total sales for the year reaching an impressive 2.32 billion Swiss francs. The brand’s final quarter gave them a significant boost as Q4 revenue jumped by an impressive 35.7% compared to the same period in the previous year.

What a fantastic journey it has been! On Running’s growth is truly inspiring, and I can’t wait to see what they achieve in the future.

CFCL Wants You To Live A “Knit-ware” Filled Life

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The assemblage, known as “Plotline,” drew its influence from anthropologist Tim Gold’s work, “Lines: A Brief History,” which explores the intricate connection between human linear creations such as singing, narration, drawing, weaving, and even our patterns of walking.

Monster Hunter Wilds Roars Past 8 Million Copies Sold in Just Three Days

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After the unveiling of Monster Hunter Wilds, I, as a passionate fan, can’t help but feel the excitement ripple through me, knowing that Capcom is making a concerted effort to share this incredible game with a global audience. They’ve been showcasing the title at major video game events worldwide, giving us all a glimpse of the action. But what really gets me pumped is their online open beta test, offering countless players like myself a chance to dive in and experience it firsthand. On top of that, they’ve been keeping us updated with game info through online events such as the Monster Hunter Wilds Showcase, ensuring we’re all in the loop. It’s an exciting time to be a fan!

Discover the Co-Op Adventure That Redefines Multiplayer Excitement in Split Fiction!

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The storyline of “Split Fiction” revolves around Zoe and Mio, two aspiring authors seeking a deal from Rader Publishing, a colossal company that dwarfs Penguin in size. Zoe specializes in fantasy novels while Mio excels in sci-fi writing. During their visit to Rader’s headquarters, they find themselves strapped into advanced bodysuits, which I seem to have overlooked how and why. However, Mio balks at the idea of being connected to a massive machine that would encapsulate her in a bubble. After an altercation with Mr. Rader, she is forced into Zoe’s bubble, leading to an unexpected predicament: they are now trapped within each other’s narratives. This setup is intriguing, yet it leaves us pondering questions such as: what kind of publishing house would invest vast amounts in a machine for suspending its authors in suspended animation? And why does everyone accept this except for Mio?

IGG’s Frozen War is a fresh take on the 4x strategy survival genre, opens pre-registration on mobile

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In the icy grip of a zombie-infested wasteland, I find myself as the last bastion of humanity in “Frozen War.” My mission is clear: gather survivors possessing distinct abilities and guide them in the arduous task of rebuilding our shattered civilization. Yet, the relentless onslaught of zombies, treacherous snowstorms, mutated beasts, and other perils stand between us and survival. It’s a frozen battle for existence, and I am ready to fight!

Nothing Announces Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro

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The phones, namely Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro, boast a joint 6.77-inch AMOLED Full HD+ display that adapts to refresh at a rate of 120Hz. In everyday use, these devices offer a touch sampling rate of 480Hz, which is 100% faster than their predecessors. When switched to Gaming Mode, the rate can surge up to 1,000Hz for an even smoother and more responsive experience. To put it simply, the enhanced touch sampling rate results in smoother scrolling. Furthermore, both models have improved outdoor visibility with a maximum brightness of 1,300 nits under normal conditions, and can boost up to 3,000 nits when playing HDR content, with highlights amplified.