Stargrace checks in on WoW goldmaking with 3.2 million in sales, pet flipping, token prices, and thoughts about returning to Wyrmrest Accord.
Syp keeps the WoW Forever wait bearable by pre-planning guilds, alts, professions, and a six-character legacy roster.
Magi chats with Skyler Zeng about Sleepover, a cosmic horror visual novel leaning hard into isolation, insignificance, and two girls left on Earth.
Luna has a good time with Magical Blush’s elemental metroidvania combat and Brazilian folklore touches, even if some late-game friction starts to bite.
Emily has a real love-hate ride with Death Stranding, praising its striking porter premise while wrestling with Kojima’s dense lore and marathon cutscenes.
Oya says TOEM 2 nails the same monochrome charm, photo-taking, and cozy questing that made the original such a delight.
Ellie tackles the impossible task of reviewing Marvel vs. Capcom 2, focusing on why Capcom’s tag fighter still towers over the series.
Wilhelm joins an EVE Online Flycatcher swarm for a low-sec brawl, with drag bubbles, friendly bubbling mishaps, and plenty of killmail-chasing chaos.
Tobold weighs buying Transport Fever 3, partly because Steinwallen’s videos and affiliate links make supporting long-form YouTube feel fair and practical.
Anarchae rounds up links on Matrix chat, car surveillance kill switches, battery fires, PWHL on CBC, and a welcome Podcast Addict update.
Joel’s weeknotes juggle pixel art, Switch pickups, bookstore temptation, Le Guin, and a weirdly memorable supermarket blackout.
Bruce Schneier cools the RSA panic: this is an implemented old forgery attack on unpadded signatures, not a private-key recovery breakthrough.