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Ninja, the streamer who recently shook the streaming industry with his decision to leave Twitch and work exclusively with Microsoft’s Mixer, has accused Twitch of promoting a “porn account” on his old page.
Ninja took to Twitter to air his grievances in a video posted on Sunday, with the text “Disgusted and so sorry.”
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Today is the day. It’s the biggest event of the summer for WWE. Summerslam is kicking off at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario as we speak. Over the course of the evening, WWE’s biggest superstars will face each other in the ring in what should be a fantastic evening of wrestling.
There are a couple ways to watch this event. You can order the PPV through your local cable or satellite provider. Or you can head over to the WWE Network, and if you’re a new subscriber, you can get one month for free and cancel at any time. If you’d like to continue using the network, it’ll cost you $10 a month.
Depending on where you live in the world, Summerslam either airs at a normal time or in the middle of the night–sorry, England. Check out the start times for a few time zones below. Why is the Central Time Zone listed? Because I live there, and Chicagoland needs more representation.
Summerslam Start Times:
There are 10 matches on the card for the evening, and not every single match is a for a championship, which is very refreshing. There are a couple of storylines that didn’t make it onto the Summerslam card, primarily the conclusion to Roman Reigns’ trying to find out who attacked him. Rowan was revealed as the potential attacker, so expect a followup to that development. Below, you can check out the full card for yourself, but don’t expect these matches to take place in this order.
Summerslam Match Card:
With little warning or fanfare, Valve has implemented a new policy on Steam Workshop, the platform’s hub for user-made mods, that requires any new submission must first be approved by a moderator.
First sighted by Reddit user r/TanookiSuit3 on the CS:GO subreddit, and reported by PCGamesN, an image captured by TanookiSuit3 shows a new banner on Steam Workshop over a new submission.
This review contains plot details for Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling, now streaming on Netflix.
It was hard to know what to expect from a Rocko’s Modern Life revival special at Netflix, but it definitely wasn’t a sharp commentary on reboot culture and fan entitlement that miraculously captures the core essence of the Nickelodeon cartoon as if two decades haven’t passed.
In an era where Buzzfeed quizzes try to determine how much of a ’90s kid you are, no matter what year you were born, the return of a beloved property is less a matter of “if,” and more of a “when.” As if summoned from our collective subconscious as pop culture revivals become ever more prevalent (and fans become more demanding), the 45-minute Static Cling devotes itself to the very nature of its return.
Konami announced it’s sweetening the TurboGrafx-16 Mini even further, adding an additional seven games to the retro-mini console, including fan-favorite Splatterhouse.
The remaining six, non-Splatterhouse games are the Japanese-language Galaga ‘88, Dragon Spirit, The Legend of Valkyrie, The Genji and the Heike Clans, Seirei Senshi Spriggan and Spriggan Mark 2. The full list of games now includes 25 English-language games and 32 Japanese-language.
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