Apple debuted a trailer today for Side Quest, the upcoming four-episode anthology series based off of Mythic Quest. I bounced off Mythic Quest after season 2, but I liked the episodes that were separate from the main plot line. Hopefully this series channels those.
All four Side Quest episodes will be available on Apple TV Plus on March 26th, the same day as the finale of the current Mythic Quest season.
Following owner Jeff Bezos’ opinion section changes, the Post has lost more than 75,000 digital subscribers, NPR reports. More than 300,000 subscribers canceled their subscriptions between when Bezos reportedly killed the paper’s Kamala Harris endorsement and Election Day, NPR says.
Super Formation Soccer is being pulled from the service on March 28th, a Japanese Nintendo support account announced. The game, which seems to be owned by Spike Chunsoft and goes by Super Soccer in the US and Europe, will be removed from NSO worldwide, too, Nintendo Everything reports.
Update: Added that the game will reportedly be removed worldwide.
It’s tax season, so naturally, H&R Block is launching Roblox experiences within two other Roblox games, Mega Mansion Tycoon and Club Roblox. When you’re done seeing those, you can try Turbotax’s games in Fortnite.
What a wonderful time of year.
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“The investigation will focus on the platform’s compliance with federal privacy law with respect to its collection, use, and disclosure of Canadians’ personal information to train artificial intelligence models,” according to a statement from The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada published by Reuters.
Sony is soliciting bids to bring Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune to streaming services, The New York Times reports. The company apparently expects that it will reach a deal by early April.
Despite Balatro’s obvious poker influences, in a blog post, developer LocalThunk says that solitare is “arguably is the most important” inspiration for the game.
“This is why you might have seen me refer to this game as ‘jazz solitaire’ in the past,” he says. “I wanted to bring the old feeling of solitaire into a game with modern design bells and whistles, creating something new and yet familiar. Only time will tell if I actually accomplished that.”
