Videogames have courted controversy for years, sometimes deliberately and at other times due to inaccurate media reporting. Tabloids in the United Kingdom and the United States seem to take particular issue with games, especially in the wake of tragedies when they are looking for something easy to pin the blame on that will sell papers and get those who don’t know anything about gaming into a suitable lather.

Pokémon Sword and Shield looks set to be the biggest Pokémon release to date. If you discount Let’s Go, which was a remake rather than a truly new game, it’s the first real Pokémon release on the Switch; in fact, the first main series title on a home console full stop.

Ubisoft is facing accusations of exploitative practices after it announced that it will use the collaborative creativity platform HitRecord to generate some of the music for Watch Dogs Legion.

Behind their devilish exteriors lies a kind heart… sort of.

Gaming history indicates that most characters we control are heroes. Predominantly good, our avatars fight the good fight and battle to cleanse their particular world of evil. But there are some protagonists who just don’t care.

In the information space around the topic of bets, hysteria and excitement are constantly maintained. Everywhere there is a veil of easy money, a beautiful life, and all at the expense of wins on betting. As a practicing and successful team in the field of betting, we can responsibly declare that it is possible to make bets, but this is not easy money at all. Let the wet dreams do not obscure your mind when you see images of half-naked models, expensive cars and yachts, carefree stays in tropical resorts on the next resource. All this is the dust that another fraudster, “kapper”, throws into your eyes while you are…