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"Metal Gear Solid 5" was hailed as a masterpiece upon release. However, even those that loved the game couldn't shake the feeling that it was incomplete. Soon after its release, these suspicions were satisfied when fans discovered that Konami cut a considerable amount of content due to time restraints and its break from legendary game director Hideo Kojima, the creator of "Metal Gear." Gamers were unsurprisingly curious about what didn't make it into the final game, with skilled data miners searching for content left in the game's code.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. "Elden Ring" is known for its difficulty at this point. Following its February release, gamers everywhere have struggled to conquer FromSoftware's masterpiece with their sanity intact. However, some incredibly dedicated players already have multiple playthroughs under their belt and are looking for new ways to challenge themselves in the world of "Elden Ring." For example, a handful of hardcore gamers are partaking in "no hit runs," in which they beat the game without taking a single point of damage.

Having experienced delays related to faulty battery units as well as the semi-conductor shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic that resulted in supply issues pertaining to new gaming hardware, the Playdate from Panic Inc. finally released in April. A retro-style handheld featuring a black-and-white display and an analog crank controller on the side, the Playdate is catered towards indie developers due to its very simple and intuitive SDK. Despite stiff competition in the handheld market with the lauded Nintendo Switch and its far superior technical aspects, the Playdate sold 20,000 units in the first 20 minutes of being made available for preorder back in July 2021 according to TechCrunch, meaning there's a big market for the type of simplistic old school titles that the Playdate will host on its platform.

"Resident Evil" has received several live-action adaptations over the years, starting with the 2002 "Resident Evil" movie directed by Paul W.S. Anderson. Yesterday, Netflix released a foreboding trailer for the latest adaptation. With the new series, fans will have the opportunity to see a mix of old and new faces returning to Raccoon City (or rather, New Raccoon City) to tackle a zombie cataclysm and the events preceding it. In addition to the mysteriously-alive Albert Wesker and his daughters, another, more recent popular face from the "Resident Evil" games may make an appearance as well.

Fans have been waiting for a new "Silent Hill" game for a decade at this point, with the once-beloved series falling into limbo after the cancellation of Hideo Kojima's ill-fated "P.T." project. However, a recent report from a well-known leaker may give fans reason to hope for a new installment.

Netflix has canceled another one of its major shows, with this one getting the ax after only two seasons. Variety reports that hit sci-fi drama Raising Dion has been dropped by the streamer, following its recent season debut. The news seems to have been revealed by series star Sammi Haney, who shared the news with fans on Instagram. "Sad to say that Raising Dion is CANCELED [sic] Thank you for all of the amazing support we got from all of our wonderful fans!" Haney wrote, in part. "Season 2 was a success, equal to Season 1, even if just looking at how many people watched all of it and wanted a season 3!"

Depp said he discovered Disney would not recast him in "Pirates" days after Amber Heard's Washington Post op-ed article was published.

It seems Coi Leray is getting fed up with the drama. She and her father, Benzino, have not seen eye to eye for quite some time, and despite numerous attempts to mend their relationship, they keep ending up back at square one. Yesterday, 50 Cent, whose been feuding with Benzino...

From the gourmet meals and missions to the VIP perks and room with a droid, here's what the galactic experience was like — and why we'd do it again.

Ice Cube returned from a trip to Morrison, Colorado last week where he performed at the historic Red Rocks Amphitheater alongside Cypress Hill, E-40 and Too $hort for the annual 420 on the Rocks show. Now presumably back at home in Los Angeles, the N.W.A legend has turned his attention...

Back in 2019, PewDiePie casually announced at the end of a video that he intended to move to Japan. After a successful trip to the country, he and his wife Marzia bought a house there and quickly began making plans to move. However, life found a way of preventing that from happening for some time. Now, PewDiePie and Marzia have officially made the trip across seas to live in Japan. Of course, PewDiePie had to make a video detailing the long journey, from getting their visas to settling in to their home, and the result was a surprisingly emotional clip. But what took the streamer so long to move when he'd already bought a house in Japan? The story is unfortunately sadder than some fans might have expected.

Benzino is once again airing out some family business. After previously calling 50 Cent the “first hip-hop rat,” and getting into various other conflicts with his daughter Coi Leray, the rapper has now name-dropped both of them in a Twitter tirade. On Sunday, Fif took to Instagram to...

Update 5/2/22: Since this article was written, Sykkuno announced his intention to move from Twitch to YouTube. The original story follows below. Sykkuno's fanbase has grown exponentially in his few short years on the scene, with the streamer consistently mixing it up with fellow content creators such as Corpse Husband and Valkyrae. The 30-year-old streamer has endeared himself to viewers by being open and honest with them, both when it comes to tragic events in his life and his thoughts on touchy subjects like subscription fees. Unfortunately, fans are beginning to question Sykkuno's future in the space after one of his recent streams.

Like many celebrities, popular streamers have their own struggles to deal with outside of the streaming studio — and even inside of it. xQc has been in the spotlight of late for his self-admitted addiction to gambling, which he discussed with Pokimane on their Twitch podcast. Specifically, the two talked about xQc's tremendous losses due to his gambling habits, including a recent loss of $1.85 million. On a subsequent Just Chatting Twitch livestream, news of xQc's gambling problems even prompted Lengyel's father to call and check in on him.

The battle between YouTube and Twitch over who will be the biggest streaming network has been raging for a while now. Both platforms have been competing to try and gather as many high-profile streamers as possible. It's gotten to the point that any time a streamer's contract expires, fans grow tense wondering if the content creator is going to get an offer that entices them to change sides or stick with the service they know and love. So far, it seems like YouTube has been taking away some of Twitch's advantages, managing to convert big-name streamers like Ludwig and TimTheTatman while also holding onto previously contracted streamers like Valkyrae.

Recently, a group of American streamers and content creators embarked on a trip to South Korea, including Esfand, Mizkif, Emiru, and AustinShow. Plenty of adventure was in store — until things took a turn for one group member who got injured in an unlikely way. Naturally, the group is...

Following Sykkuno's announcement that the popular streamer would be moving to YouTube Gaming — after previously hinting at the transition to fans during a heartfelt stream – iconic Twitch personality Imane 'Pokimane' Anys has shared her thoughts on the decision. Though earlier this year some fans thought Pokimane might leave Twitch when her contract was set to expire, the streamer ultimately decided to stay with the platform. Now it seems Pokimane is doubling down on the Twitch support, suggesting that Sykkuno's move might not have been the best one to make at this time.

Twitch is slowly but surely losing its monopoly on internet livestreaming. Each day more and more viewers are tuning in to its competitor, YouTube Gaming. Youtube Gaming's popularity can mainly be attributed to the dozens of already established streamers who switched to the site and brought their respective audiences. For example, big-name streamers such as Ludwig and TimTheTatman have paved the way for others to make the transition. More recently, popular streamer Sykkuno joined this constantly expanding list of Twitch refugees.

The enterprising streamer QTCinderella has had to make an unfortunate announcement regarding a large streaming event she had been planning. The event in question was called Girls Trip and it would have seen QTCinderella team up with some of the top women in streaming. JustaMinx, Maya Higa, LilyPichu, the Botez Sisters, and more were all scheduled to participate in the event over the course of three days.

Xbox Live had a rough go of it over the weekend, with reports of outages covering an almost 36 hours period. Anyone familiar with modern consoles and video games will know that services occasionally have unplanned outages, and while fans are usually still upset, these outages don't last too long. Unfortunately for Xbox, issues started on Friday evening, with players reporting that they could not play any of their digital games, and were receiving messages that the person who bought the game needed to sign in. There were signs of resolution early Saturday, but the service quickly had issues again, resulting in the outage lasting until Sunday. This resulted in a bunch of Xbox owners being unable to play any games on their consoles over the weekend, which brought up some issues with always-online consoles.