Blizzard Is Giving Up On "Warcraft Rumble"

It's nearly the end of the road for Warcraft Rumble. Blizzard has announced that it will no longer be developing new content for the free-to-play mobile strategy game, and instead focus on "regular, systemic in-game events and bug fixes." The change comes as the rest of Microsoft's business is in upheaval: The company is laying off as many as 9,000 employees across its global workforce.

Blizzard's statement doesn't get into the details of what motivated the decision, but is clear that Warcraft Rumble hasn't been living up to expectations.

Science Center Offers Adult-Themed Events

The Saint Louis Science Center will introduce a new series of adult-themed, after-hours events this summer, inviting adults to rediscover science through interactive and immersive activities.

The events will be offered through "Science Center Up Late," an adult-focused program that provides hands-on experience in STEM: Science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Did Nintendo Pulled Switch 2 From Amazon U.S?

Both Nintendo and Amazon have denied claims that the Japanese gaming giant pulled its product from Amazon U.S. and refused to launch its Switch 2 on the platform due to a disagreement over unauthorized sales.

A Bloomberg report claims the two got into a spat over third-party merchants undercutting the price of Nintendo games, ultimately resulting in the Switch 2 not launching on Amazon during its release last month.

Is Adria Arjina The Next Wonder Woman?

Film maker James Gunn is addressing rumors that he is looking into casting Adria Arjona as Wonder Woman in the DC Universe.

In a new interview, the DC Studios co-head was asked about following Arjona on social media, which prompted fans to question if she would take on the superhero role.

Rippaverse Experienced A Setback Because Of 'Controversy'

Do you still remember Rippaverse? It was a comic company founded by Eric July in 2025 that defies "woke awareness" and left-leaning political agenda. Its first publication, Isom #1, already brought more than US$ 1.7 million in pre-orders in just the first four days.

This year, July made a startling revelation. The Isom creator revealed that the comic book company had plans to work with an artist agency on future projects. Unfortunately, the agency decided to drop the Rippaverse over "controversy."