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On this episode of Total Pebble Knockdown:
Ark is asking players to pay for the next-gen upgrade while taking the previous servers offline. This is totally a good and customer-friendly business model that will absolutely go over well with the fans. Do I have to explain that was sarcasm?
https://kotaku.com/ark-2-survival-evolved-2-delay-ps5-upgrade-servers-1850293672
https://kotaku.com/game-pass-ark-ii-survival-evolved-ps-plus-ps5-xbox-sony-1849642722
Monster Energy tried to file a trademark claim against Pokemon and Monster Hunter for using the word “Monster” because it could confuse their customers. No, I am not making that up.
Monster Energy Has Filed Trademark Complaints Against Pokemon and Monster Hunter Over Use of Word "Monster" (comicbook.com)
Sometimes we return to the things we remember in a simpler time. For Nathan, that has currently become Fallout Shelter, the mobile tie-in game for Fallout 4 released back in 2015. And after playing it for a bit, he remembers why he stopped playing it in 2016.
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On this episode of Total Pebble Knockdown:
Ark is asking players to pay for the next-gen upgrade while taking the previous servers offline. This is totally a good and customer-friendly business model that will absolutely go over well with the fans. Do I have to explain that was sarcasm?
https://kotaku.com/ark-2-survival-evolved-2-delay-ps5-upgrade-servers-1850293672
https://kotaku.com/game-pass-ark-ii-survival-evolved-ps-plus-ps5-xbox-sony-1849642722
Monster Energy tried to file a trademark claim against Pokemon and Monster Hunter for using the word “Monster” because it could confuse their customers. No, I am not making that up.
Monster Energy Has Filed Trademark Complaints Against Pokemon and Monster Hunter Over Use of Word "Monster" (comicbook.com)
Sometimes we return to the things we remember in a simpler time. For Nathan, that has currently become Fallout Shelter, the mobile tie-in game for Fallout 4 released back in 2015. And after playing it for a bit, he remembers why he stopped playing it in 2016.