Fortnite
Fortnite 2026: Epic Games reveals season and update schedule
Epic Games has revealed Fortnite’s complete 2026 schedule. See season dates, vacation break, and when to expect Chapter 8.
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Fortnite
How Long Has Fortnite Been Around? The Complete History Since Launch
From early access in 2017 to global dominance in 2026: revisit the complete journey of Fortnite, the battle royale that redefines the gaming industry.
Games
Riot Games forgets renewal and takes down League of Legends in 2026
A trivial oversight by Riot Games took down League of Legends. Players used a classic workaround to play while the problem was being fixed.
News
Call of Duty Abandons Annual Release and Announces New Era for the Franchise
Activision announces the end of Call of Duty’s annual release. New strategy promises a focus on quality and innovation starting in 2026.
Games
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7: Total customization and handheld gameplay on PC
Black Ops 7 dominates PC with over 800 adjustments and native support for handhelds. Total customization for graphics and performance in 2026.
Games
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Gets VIP Launch in Saudi Arabia with Influencers
Activision and Saudi Arabia joined forces for a VIP launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, with an influencer showdown and total focus on the local market.
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Netflix releases trailer for documentary about the filming of Stranger Things 5
Netflix reveals the emotional behind-the-scenes of filming the final season of Stranger Things in a documentary premiering in January.
Anime
Anime I Lost My Adventurer’s License Announced with Visual Teaser
Anime I Lost My Adventurer’s License announced for 2026. Check out details of the fantasy and family light novel adaptation.
Series
The Pitt: Actresses reveal news about season 2 on HBO Max
The second season of The Pitt premieres on HBO Max with promises of more emotion, bold humor, and unexpected twists in the Pittsburgh shift.
Review
Hijack Season 2: Review Points to Predictable and Disappointing Series
The second season of Hijack, with Idris Elba, arrives on Apple TV+ repeating the formula and disappointing due to lack of originality and script problems.