All 118 discs (including Pixar special features) are available exclusively at Walmart, and it’s $1,499.96. Before you run out and buy it, though, a word of caution: these are HD Blu-rays, so you won’t be watching Frankenweenie in crispy 4K resolution.
I’m not sure who feels this is worth the price of entry, but there you go.
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The bug that’s been letting players craft overpowered weapons is “complex,” and developers will need more time than they first thought to fix it, according to a Bungie Help post quoted by the Destiny 2 Team account on X.
The team says it’s “tricky” to fix the “illegal” crafted weapons while preserving players’ legitimate ones.
I’m firmly in the camp that says the evolution of music is always good. It’s through that lens I find stories like this one from The Wall Street Journal on Friday interesting.
It describes how music streaming has led to shortened songs, earlier choruses, longer albums, and cross-genre collabs. Much of the piece echoes things the hosts of Switched on Pop described in an interview with The Verge in 2019.
