Some players are worried that games like Cyberpunk 2077 could get banned in US under the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act (IODA) bill
This conservative bill could reshape what’s allowed in gaming. If ed, it might lead to popular titles like Cyberpunk 2077, Baldur’s Gate 3, and GTA being blocked in US.
video games
May 13, 2025
Genshin Impact US age verification starts May 20. Here’s what it could mean for you
First the $20 million fine and now age verification for US Genshin Impact players. It’s starting to feel like 2025 isn’t exactly Genshin’s year.
video games
May 7, 2025
Gamers rage against tariffs. Switch 2 pre-order delays in the US drama continue
X and Reddit explode over Nintendo Switch 2 tariff troubles. The new console could get even more expensive and manufacturing it in the US won’t solve the price issue.
hardware & software
April 7, 2025
Google searches for Inflation Calculators surge in the US after Trump's tariff announcement and Switch 2 reveal
From new tariffs to Switch 2 – the price hikes everyone’s talking about. Inflation calculator can help you track the cost.
other
April 4, 2025
Elon Musk says the US must control chip production to beat China in AI race, reigniting Intel foundry rumors
AI's next battleground is chip supply control. Elon Musk highlighted the importance of semiconductor production for the US.
hardware & software
March 21, 2025
Tencent protests against US listing of Chinese military companies
Tencent is another company that the U.S. Department of Defense recognized as cooperating with the Chinese military.
video games
January 8, 2025
U.S. Senator Warns and Questions Valve CEO on Efforts Against Extremist Content. He Sent Letter to Gabe Newell
U.S. Senator Mark Warner has written a letter to Valve demanding a more intensive fight against extremist content on Steam.
video games
November 19, 2024
TikTok Targeted by Federal Communications Commission
TikTok has found itself on the target of the US Federal Communications Commission. The organization wants the app banned altogether.
other
June 30, 2022
White House Recreated in Minecraft, Complete With Fallout Shelter
If you've dreamed of visiting the White House, you can do it in Minecraft. One player recreated the U.S. presidential residence complex in 1:1 scale.
video games
April 25, 2022
US Senators Have Concerns About Microsoft's Acquisition of Activision
U.S. senators are concerned about the planned acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft. Their concerns include the treatment of employees and the position of Bobby Kotick, who has also been involved in sexual harassment controversies.
video games
April 1, 2022
Cartels Recruit Smugglers in GTA Online and Other Games
The popularity of games like Grand Theft Auto Online and Call of Duty is attracting more than just cheaters. Players in these titles have apparently found themselves targeted by cartels looking for „couriers”.
video games
January 24, 2022
Activision Blizzard Scrutinized by State Authorities
Activision Blizzard's case is getting more and more dicey. State treasurers who own shares in the company have expressed a desire to meet with its board of directors. It seems that the drastic drop in the California publisher's stock price has caught their attention.
video games
December 2, 2021
Jail for Advising North Korea on Cryptocurrencies
Cooperation with North Korea is not profitable, as one US citizen has painfully discovered. He is facing up to 7 years in prison for advising this Asian country.
hardware & software
September 29, 2021
Russian Hackers Went Off the Grid; Who Did It?
The hacking group REvil, which was responsible for attacks using ransomware, has suddenly disappeared from the web. This may have something to do with US pressure on the Russian Federation government.
hardware & software
July 14, 2021
China Accuses Elon Musk and Tesla of Spying
According to reports by Reuters, cars manufactured by the American company Tesla have been banned in the Chinese army - they cannot be driven into military facilities and key corporations owned by the authorities. The reason is said to be concerns about espionage.
hardware & software
March 22, 2021
Google Sued for Incognito Mode Tracking
An American court will hear the class action lawsuit filed against Google. The plaintiffs accuse the corporation of not being clear enough about the limitations of incognito mode in the Chrome browser and are demanding $5 billion.
hardware & software
March 15, 2021
Joe Biden Wants to Know the Reason for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S Chip Shortage
The new US president, Joe Biden, has signed an executive order, which is expected to result in an investigation to explain the shortage of chips for the production of the PS5, Xbox Series X/S and GeForce RTX 3000 GPUs, among others.
hardware & software
February 26, 2021
Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2 Will Teach US History
One of the American universities came up with an unusual idea. It intends to use Red Dead Redeption 1 and Red Dead Redeption 2 to teach US history.
video games
February 16, 2021
Story of WallStreetBets and GameStop Short Squeeze Could Become a Movie
Deadline reports that MGM has taken steps to buy the rights to the planned book The Antisocial Network, which will be written by Ben Mezrich. It will tell the story of the group from the WallStreetBets subreddit that electrified the public last week.
movies & tv series
February 1, 2021
The Dark Knight and Shrek Enter USA's Cultural Heritage
25 movies were added this year to the National Film Registry, which establishes the cultural heritage of the United States. Among them we will find The Dark Knight, Shrek and several other, sometimes suprising, movies.
movies & tv series
December 14, 2020