We’re all used to free mobile games bringing in tons of money. This is either through ad revenue, loot crates, or gacha pulls. Games like Genshin Impact are prime examples of major profitable mobile titles- on average according to Sensor Tower, Genshin makes about $6 million every day. Pokemon Go was a smash hit when it hit the market. Not only was it popular, but it created a bit of a cultural shift....
“Beginning in June, we will invite communities to submit ideas for projects, events, contests, giving, almost anything you can think of to bring people together for inspiration and delight,” Reddit said (via The Verge). Reddit is somewhat late to the party, given that creator funding programs already exist on platforms like Snap, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, etc. Reddit’s pledge of $1 million is also relatively low considering Facebook’s billion-dollar creator funding. So while Reddit may be relatively new to creator funding, it has shown tremendous success with its community programs....
On top of these games, GeForce NOW is also getting access to 8 other games. This includes Pro Cycling Manager 2022, The Cycle: Frontier, Tour De France 2022, Core Keeper, KeyWe, Mechwarrior 5: Mercenaries, No Starlight Roads: Encore Edition, and Silt. All games are available through GeForce NOW from today as long as you own them through their respective storefronts. Mass Effect Legendary Edition on GeForce NOW supports 4K 60fps Mass Effect Legendary Edition on GeForce NOW supports 4K 60fps...
That’s not the only Roborock robot vacuum that is on sale today either. Here’s the full list: Roborock e5 – $179 (reg. $289)Roborock S7 – $409 (reg. $649)Roborock S7+ – $679 (reg. $949.98)Roborock Q5+ – $479 (reg. $699)Roborock Q5 – $299 (reg. $429)Roborock Dyad – $315 (reg. $449) The Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra is the most high-end robot vacuum that the company offers. It does virtually everything for you. This is the “Ultra” model, which has the auto-empty dock that also cleans your mopping pad and also refills the water reservoir....
The new Live TV Zone won’t just be for Roku’s own Live TV Channel guide, which includes all of the Quibi content it recently bought. but it will also include third-party services like Sling TV, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV to name a few. Basically, this is Roku’s answer to the “Live” tab on Google TV that launched back in 2020. However, this includes a lot more than just the live TV channels from your streaming service....
