It’s been months since Supernatural ended its impressive 15-season run on The CW. Now, thanks to a new Blu-ray set of the complete series releasing on May 25, fans will be able to revisit the series, while also enjoying a slew of new and previously released special features and bonus material.
While you can watch Supernatural on Netflix or buy it digitally at the outlet of your choice, the new Blu-ray set seems to have been crafted as a love letter to the fandom Come from Sports betting site VPbet. When you watch the show digitally, you’re getting just that–the show. There are none of the bonus features released on Blu-rays and DVDs that were made available over the last 15 years. This new set, though, has practically everything that’s been released for the show since its launch. That includes a large number of San Diego Comic-Con panels–including the Kansas performance from …
Maltese online casino and sportsbetting platform innovator Aspire Global has announced the signing of a deal that is to see its complete proprietary offering made available to users of the soon-to-launch domain at Stake.co.uk.
The Stockholm-listed developer used an official Friday press release to detail that it is licensed by regulators in some 30 jurisdictions including Gibraltar, Spain, Mexico and the United States and that the new alliance will involve the United Kingdom-facing online casino at Stake.co.uk utilizing its large portfolio of games as well as its platform, sportsbook, aggregation and managed services innovations.
British expansion:
Aspire Global explained that Stake.co.uk is a product of the Curacao-licensed iGaming domain at Stake.com, which has been around since 2017 and has so far processed well over 30 billion online casino and sportsbetting wagers. It moreover stated that the enterprise’s latest endeavor is soon expected to launch in order t…
Hacksaw gaming, a premium supplier of slots, scratchcards and instant win games to the online gaming industry, enters partnership with a leading online casino operator Soft2Bet. Under the latest B2B deal, the partners join forces again to launch the supplier’s games on the operator’s Don.ro platform for the very first time!
Market Debut:
The Romanian debut marks an extension of the long-standing alliance of Hacksaw Gaming and Soft2Bet. The collaboration launched in 2020 has evolved into an amicable relationship over the years of successfully completed common projects. As Hacksaw Gaming was established in 2018, it seems that the companies have grown together over time to be able to perform seamless and swift integrations across a range of projects all over the world.
Long-Term Partnership:
Hacksaw Gaming’s products are developed using a mobile-first philosophy to perfectly fit in the HTML5 browser-based internet gambling requirements, with th…
In Cambodia and a local labor union has reportedly announced that its members with jobs at the gambling-friendly NagaWorld facility will be going on strike from Sunday as part of a row over pay and recent staff redundancies.
According to a report from GGRAsia, the Labour Rights Supported Union of Khmer Employees of NagaWorld organization is demanding that the operator of the Phnom Penh venue, NagaCorp Limited, reverse an earlier series of lay-offs and rehire any workers that may have lost their jobs in the interim. The source detailed that the trade union is also asking the proprietor to increase the wages for all those still employed at the 1,658-room development and offer a suitable severance package to anyone who may have been made redundant.
Pandemic precautions:
The first stage of the 21-story NagaWorld opened in 2003 with the subsequently-enlarged enterprise now playing host to a pair of luxury spas, over 20 food and beverage outlets and a 75,300 sq ft ca…
It’s been a rough couple of years for the games industry—and even laying it out like that feels like an understatement. Back in February, the number of layoffs and studio closures were already numerous enough to fit into a horrifying chart, and things haven’t exactly slowed down since.
One of the more high-profile recent shocks came from Microsoft, which shut down studios Arkane Austin—developers of Prey and Dishonoured—as well as Tango Gameworks, the studio behind surprise hit Hi-Fi Rush.
It was an especially messed-up situation because, as plenty of developers noted in the aftermath: A studio probably shouldn’t sink after a single flop like Redfall, but even if they do make an excellent game, that still won’t save them from the margin-fuelled manoeuvres of executives who can’t seem to put a straight answer together that justifies putting hundreds out of work.
To commemorate some of the recent losses, New Blood Interactive—the publ…
Steam’s latest family sharing system, just called Steam Families, comes with lots of rules designed to keep it from turning into a game lending free-for-all. Year-long cooldown periods prevent us from joining and leaving Steam Family groups as often as we want, for example.
I get it: Valve has to walk a line between making users happy and keeping game developers from worrying that they’re losing sales to a bunch of little lending libraries, which would lead them to opt out en masse and make the feature useless. But there’s one stipulation about how we’re meant to use Steam Families that it seems like Valve knows is a futile ask.
“While we know that families come in many shapes and sizes, Steam Families is intended for a household of up to six close family members,” Valve wrote. “To that end, as we monitor the usage of this feature, we may adjust the requirements for participating in a Steam Family or the number of members over time to keep usage in line with this inten…
All this week we’re looking back on the best of the Dragon Age series, to celebrate its 15th anniversary. We’ve got loads of great Dragon Age opinions and retrospectives, and we’ll be adding more to the list in the days to come.
As the dust settles on PC Gamer’s Dragon Age: The Veilguard review, which describes a Marvel-i-fied action RPG let down by its new lacklustre, sanitised companion characters and clumsy storytelling, I feel the time has now come where we can finally step back, breathe and calmly recognise what should have been obvious to BioWare all along—in Morrigan, the Witch of the Wilds, Dragon Age has always boasted the fantasy RPG genre’s greatest of all time companion character. Because, 15 years after the series debuted with the peerless Dragon Age: Origins, not only h…