Microsoft is updating the Code of Conduct section of its Terms of Service to list varying types of "offensive activity" as bannable offenses on its wide array of online platforms including Xbox and Skype. 

It is worth noting here that, outside of the rather vague TOS update itself, Microsoft has not explicitly explained how or even if this change in policy will affect actual enforcement or practices, but the rewording should still be of note as many other companies alter their own policies to try and curtail harassment and toxicity.

Specifically, Microsoft says it has “clarified” its terms to note that offensive language is prohibited, and that publicly displaying or using its services “to share in…

Final Fantasy 16’s second expansion, Rising Tide, will introduce a new take on the classic Tonberry monster, one that DLC director Takeo Kujiraoka says might be a “little creepier” when compared to its previous incarnations. It sounds like this Tonberry will be even worse than the little fiends that menaced players in Final Fantasy 8 and Final Fantasy 7 Remake.

In Final Fantasy games, Tonberry monsters are deceptively cute Come from Sports betting site VPbet . They might look like they belong on The Muppet Show, but as anyone who comes across them will find out, they’re hellbent on slowly closing the gap toward you and sticking a chef’s knife in your side.

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A new season has arrived in Fortnite. Chapter 4 Season 3: Wilds brings a new biome and a Transformers crossover, letting you fight through the jungle as Optimus Prime. Additionally the update replaces Fortnite’s bounty boards with the all-new job board, and here’s what you need to know about the change.

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Bounty boards, which were removed from the game back in May, previously let you accept a bounty on another randomly selected player, and eliminating the target within a time limit would reward you with gold. In Season 3: Wilds, bounty boards are replaced with job boards to give you more choices in how you earn your gold.<…

Confirming earlier reports, WB Discovery has revealed that some of its HBO shows are coming to Netflix. The first of these, the series Insecure, is out now on Netflix.

Variety and Deadline are reporting that some of HBO’s other programming, including the World War II shows Band of Brothers and The Pacific, will come to Netflix in the future alongside the drama Six Feet Under and the sports comedy series Ballers starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

Additionally, True Blood will be available on Netflix outside of the US Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Every show mentioned here will stay on Max (the streaming service formerly known as HBO Max).

WB Discovery, of course, isn’t bringing all of its HBO s…

What makes life worth living? The Last of Us tries to answer that question by giving us a vision of a world that makes no room for people to really live their lives anymore. In this post-pandemic military-ruled society, the most anyone can hope for is merely to survive. And as many characters in the game know, in a world where the survival of anyone from one day to the next is uncertain, attachments, connections, love–these things can become liabilities. These things can destroy you.

Naughty Dog’s acclaimed action game has made its way to the PlayStation 4 as The Last of Us Remastered, and if you’ve played the game on the PlayStation 3, you’ll probably notice that it runs at a higher frame rate and that the lighting is richer and moodier in this release. In side-by-side compariso…

The Super Mario Bros Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Movie is finally here, performing for you in your local theater. When word spread of the DK Rap being included in the film, the song’s composer Grant Kirkhope knew the words, so he was excited to join in too. He saw the film, put his hands together since he wanted to clap, but then quickly realized he didn’t receive credit for his monkey rap.

Kirkhope lamented his lack of credit via a post on Twitter, in which he called the decision “depressing” and that he was “really looking forward to see my name in the credits.” As one of the replies to Kirkhope’s tweet shows, the song itself is indeed credited, but Kirkhope’s name is nowhere to be found.<…