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Nintendo UK and Nintendo EU has announced that it will be delisting Fitness Boxing from the European Nintendo eShop after November 30. Strangely, they didn’t provide any details on why it’s doing so despite being the game’s global publisher outside of Japan.

On the UK eShop, a notice was posted saying that the digital version of Fitness Boxing will no longer be purchasable after midnight on November 30. However, those who have already bought the game can continue to play it, redownload the software, and receive new updates after the date. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

Of course, physical copies of Fitness Boxing will still be playable on the Nintendo Switch, but expect a price hike from third-party sellers as the November date approaches, as well as afterwards.

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While the PlayStation Store kicked off its Spring Sale last week, PlayStation Direct has now gotten in on the fun with a selection of deals of its own. PS Direct’s Spring Sale is smaller than the digital sale on PSN, but if you specifically want physical games, it’s worth checking out. The sale runs until April 22.

The sale focuses on PlayStation exclusives for PS5 and PS4. PlayStation 5 owners can grab a few of the best exclusives on the platform for discounted prices. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart and Returnal are down to $50, while The Nioh Collection and Demon’s Souls are slashed to $40 each.

If you want the entire Insomniac Spider-Man experience, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate edition is discounted to $50. It comes with Miles’ campaign as well as the PS5 remaster of the original game starring Peter Parker.

You can also pick up the Director’s Cut versions of Ghost of Tsushima and Death Stranding for solid prices. Ghost of Tsushima is $50 for PS5 …

Nintendo has announced that grape-harvest baskets are returning to Animal Crossing: New Horizons. They are being sold for 800 Bells at Nook’s Cranny.

The item can be worn on your character’s back and serves no practical function whatsoever. However, the grapes definitely add to the autumn aesthetic if you’re intending to match the look of the upcoming season. The grape-harvest baskets are available now until the end of the month on September 30. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

Being a seasonal item, they were available for players last year and now Nintendo is bringing them back again. If you wanted one but missed your shot last time, now is another chance. Whether it’ll come back again in subsequent years or a new item will be introduced in place of it is up in the air.

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Following the release of the hit HelioPOPolis, on May 25, AvatarUX, an online slots developer based in Hong Kong, released Kitty POPpins, a new cat-themed adventure that is part of its POP series featuring a bunch of royal cats surrounded by luxury.

However, the game is right now only available to AvatarUX’s partners with direct integration and will be released to players worldwide at a later date.

Royal visual:

True to its name, the main theme of the slot is the aforementioned fashionable cats, which means that their main hobby is fashion. The background of the reels includes a big hall with gold-decorated objects and statues of cats. Additionally, the game can be played on any device.

The slot includes two game mechanics. The first one is a unique mechanic, exclusive only to the AvatarUX brand, called PopWins™, which makes every winning symbol “pop” and be replaced by two symbols, increasing the height of the reels. But tha…

On Wednesday, December 1^st, 2021 Esports Technologies, Inc. (which is listed on the Nasdaq as EBET), one of the top worldwide online gaming providers of award – winning and state – of – the – art e – sports betting products, services, and technologies, announced that they have successfully completed their acquisition of Aspire Global’s (which is listed on the STO as ASPIRE) B2C business for price of approximately $75.9 million.

According to the terms and conditions of this new agreement, Esports Technologies has now completed the acquisition of Aspire Global’s collection of B2C privately – owned online sportsbook and casino brands which include: Karamba, Hopa, Griffon Casino, BetTarget, Dansk777, and GenerationVIP. In addition to that, Esports Technologies has been granted access to gaming licenses of Tier – 1 controlled marketplaces such as Malta, Germany, Denmark, Ireland, and the United Kingdom.

Tactically, Esports Technolo…

A new casino development bill is steadily gaining ground in Nebraska. Earlier this week, the measure was approved by lawmakers, advancing through the first of three required votes. If approved, the bill will allow six counties in the state to operate a casino. The casinos can only be operated by those who have licensed horse racing tracks.

Moving Slowly into Gambling

The Nebraska casino bill seeks to easily transition the state into gambling without bombarding the area with casino after casino. Existing tracks are located in the eastern and central regions of the state, so these areas will be prime locations for a casino addition. The counties include Adams, Dakota, Douglas, Hall, Lancaster, and Platte.

The measure would balance the desire for casinos by developers and communities, while also avoiding saturating the state with facilities, which is something that opponents worry about. The hope is that with the slow change, it will be enough to get lawmakers …

After being gone for more than a year, Blizzard’s biggest games will soon return to China. Blizzard confirmed tonight that it has struck a new deal with NetEase to bring all the games covered by the previous publishing agreement, including World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, “and other titles in the Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo, and StarCraft universes,” back to the Chinese market. The new deal will take effect this summer.

“We at Blizzard are thrilled to reestablish our partnership with NetEase and to work together, with deep appreciation for the collaboration between our teams, to deliver legendary gaming experiences to players in China,” Blizzard president Johanna Faries said in a statement. “We are immensely grateful for the passion the Chinese community has shown for Blizzard games throughout the years, and we are focused on bringing our universes back to players with excellence and dedication.”

NetEase began publishing Blizzard games in mainland China in 2008, but that …

If you thought the ongoing dip in PC sales that AMD is predicting will last into 2023 could mean falling prices of CPUs and particularly GPUs, we have some bad news. Turns out AMD has been intentionally limiting supply of its chips and plans to continue to do so.

As we reported earlier today, AMD just clung onto profitability at the end of 2022 thanks to booming server chip sales. Its PC processor and GPU sales are, according to AMD’s own numbers, tanking badly.

You might normally expect the dip in demand that implies to push prices down. Unfortunately, CEO Lisa Su says AMD is doing its best to restrict the supply side of the supply-and-demand equation.

During AMD’s most recent earnings call, Su explained how AMD was adjusting its output of PC CPUs and GPUs in light of lower demand. “We have been undershipping the sell-through or consumption for the last two quarters,” Su said, “we undershipped in Q3, we undershipped in Q4. We will undership, to a lesser extent, in…

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