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AppWizard
November 1, 2025
New patch notes for Hades 2 have been released, marking a significant update that enhances the game's experience by expanding the sequel’s true ending and accelerating unlocks. Patch 1 introduces streamlined progression for Fated Prophecies, buffs to numerous boons and blessings, options to disable low-health flashes, and fixes for frame rate issues. The update includes new events leading to and following the true ending, requiring additional Underworld clears for full content access. Key changes include faster progression for events in the Fated List of Minor Prophecies, reduced costs for decorative items in the Crossroads, lowered requirements for cauldron incantations, and the introduction of the Primordial Chaos theme in the Music Maker. Players will find it easier to acquire duo boons, with the Favor boon from Chaos increasing their appearance rate, and the Yarn of Ariadne boosting this chance. The option to disable persistent 'danger pulse' flashes and limit maximum frame rate when VSync is off has also been added. The patch is now live, and players are encouraged to provide feedback, especially regarding changes to the ending.
AppWizard
October 1, 2025
Demand for VPN services is increasing significantly, with a projected surge expected by 2025. Recent research indicates a 7000% increase in VPN usage this year, driven by new laws and social media restrictions in various countries. Notable increases in VPN interest include: - Nepal: +2,892% (social media bans amid civil unrest) - United Kingdom: +1,987% (online age verification requirement) - United States: +827% (social media bans) - Iran: +707% (internet restrictions due to protests) - France: +570% (online age verification requirement) - Turkey: +188% (social media bans) - India: +72% (Pakistan content ban) In the U.S., interest rose due to a temporary TikTok ban in January 2025, with ongoing discussions about mandatory ID verification for adult content access in some states. Historically, VPNs have been essential for bypassing censorship and maintaining communication in conflict regions, as seen in Nepal and Iran.
AppWizard
September 27, 2025
Players of the standard edition of Silent Hill f on PC have gained access to exclusive content originally meant for pre-order and deluxe editions, including outfits, an item pack, a digital art book, and a digital soundtrack. Konami has acknowledged this issue and is investigating it, with a patch scheduled for release soon. The company is unlikely to allow standard edition players to keep the exclusive content they received. Refunds for players who purchased the more expensive versions are not being offered.
AppWizard
September 20, 2025
A mother from Somerset County, Maine, named Casey Henderson, has filed a lawsuit against the creators of popular video games like Roblox, Minecraft, and Fortnite, claiming these companies profit from the addictive nature of their products, particularly affecting children. The lawsuit, which spans 83 pages, alleges that the games are intentionally designed to be addictive and marketed directly to children, leading to negative impacts on her nine-year-old son's mental and emotional well-being. Henderson's complaint highlights the differences in monetization strategies, noting that modern games often rely on microtransactions and in-game advertisements that tempt young players. She claims that gaming companies use behavioral psychologists to create features that foster addiction, increasing the likelihood of in-game purchases. Additionally, she points to scientific research linking video game addiction to harmful effects on brain function and emotional health in minors, arguing that these companies have not implemented necessary safety measures. Henderson asserts that her child has developed a disordered relationship with gaming, resulting in severe physical, emotional, and economic consequences. She is seeking damages for pain and suffering, emotional distress, and other losses, claiming that the companies' actions have harmed her child and potentially many others.
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