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How to complete Deliver Some Sweetness in Disney Dreamlight Valley
A guide explains how to complete “Deliver Some Sweetness”, one of the trickier duties in Disney Dreamlight Valley’s Summer Sizzle event. Players must complete daily quests set by villagers Goofy, Remy or Ursula, with six such quests needed to unlock all the rewards tied to the task, making it a slower, more patience-testing challenge than…
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All tools in Big Walk and how to use them
Big Walk, a co-operative puzzle game, features a range of tools that players can use to communicate, navigate and solve challenges together. A Destructoid guide breaks the items down into four categories: inventory, communication, location and puzzle tools, explaining what each one does and when it is most useful during play. Inventory tools such as…
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Halo’s No Match for Activision’s Barebones Digital-Only Black Ops PS5 Ports
Digital-only re-releases of Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 on PS5 outsold every other title on the PlayStation Store combined during July, according to estimates from analytics firm Alinea, despite receiving no meaningful improvements over their PS3 originals. The two ports reportedly attracted more PS5 players than the newly released Black Ops…
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On This Day in 1957, “Country’s First Female Superstar” Released Her Debut Album, Helping Launch Country Into the Pop Mainstream
On 4 August 1957, Patsy Cline released her self-titled debut studio album on Decca Records, an early milestone in a career that would help bring country music to mainstream pop audiences. Although the record was not a major commercial success at the time, it introduced listeners to a voice now regarded as one of country…
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AMD made over 8 times as much revenue on data centers as it did gaming last quarter
AMD’s latest quarterly results show a stark divide in where its money now comes from, with data centre revenue dwarfing that of its traditional gaming business by a factor of more than eight. The figures underline how thoroughly the AI boom has reshaped chipmakers’ priorities, with server and AI accelerator sales now the dominant driver…
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Barry Manilow Cancels Rescheduled Kentucky Concert Due to ‘Unforeseen Circumstances’
Barry Manilow cancelled his Tuesday night concert in Lexington, Kentucky for a second time, citing “unforeseen circumstances” in an Instagram post to fans. No further explanation was given, and a spokesperson for the 83-year-old singer had not responded to requests for comment at the time of reporting. The show had already been postponed once before,…
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‘The Mummy’ posters axed from London tubes after watchdog rules imagery “distressing”
Advertising posters for the horror film ‘The Mummy’ have been removed from London Underground stations after the advertising watchdog ruled that their imagery was too distressing for public display. The decision reflects ongoing scrutiny of how horror and thriller films are marketed in shared public spaces such as transport networks, where passengers, including children, cannot…
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Robinhood to list a fund that lets anyone back Y Combinator startups
Robinhood has unveiled Robinhood Venture Fund II (RVII), a publicly traded fund set to list on 13 August that lets retail investors put money into startups linked to Y Combinator without holding direct shares in those companies. The launch extends Robinhood’s push to give ordinary investors exposure to hot private companies, but it comes with…
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STATUS QUO’s FRANCIS ROSSI Announces ‘The Way We Were Vol. 2’ Collection Of Demo Recordings
Status Quo frontman Francis Rossi has announced “The Way We Were Vol. 2”, a follow-up collection of previously unreleased demo recordings due out on 25 September 2026. It follows the well-received “Vol. 1” and continues to showcase Rossi’s songwriting partnership with longtime collaborator Bob Young, offering fans a rare glimpse into his creative process before…
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A real college football team is letting one fan call plays in an actual game this season
The Akron Zips have announced that they will let a member of the public call plays during the team’s opening offensive series of the 2026 college football season, in an unusual publicity stunt aimed at engaging fans. The move gives an “armchair quarterback” the rare chance to direct real play-calling in a live NCAA game,…