How to unlock Sadness in Disney Dreamlight Valley

How to unlock Sadness in Disney Dreamlight Valley

The Emotional Valley update introduced Joy and Sadness to Disney Dreamlight Valley, but while Joy is happy to move in right away, Sadness takes a little more convincing. Unlike a lot of character unlocks though, you technically only need to complete one quest before you can welcome Sadness. However, there’s a lot of legwork to…

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Playstack, not content with obliterating my free time via Balatro, is publishing another roguelike about coin pusher machines

I’m not a full-time Balatro player, but I do have occasional spells where Jimbo lunges from my screen and throttles me until I’ve sunk about 50 extra hours into it. My doctors tell me that’s a ‘hallucination’ and a ‘deflection from me avoiding my responsibilities’, but Jimbo tells me they’re lying, so I’m not sure…

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How to unlock Joy in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Inside Out has joined Disney Dreamlight Valley in the Emotional Rescue update, adding two of the movie’s most popular emotions to the game. Both Joy and Sadness can be found and invited to live amongst the villagers, but as always, you need to follow a pretty lengthy process to get there first. Before you can…

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MSI is celebrating 10 years of Godlike extravagance with a gold-trimmed AMD motherboard—to go with your golden graphics card and RAM, naturally

Godlike, that’s the name MSI gives to its very best gaming motherboards. It has released a number of models over the years, going back to the MSI X99A Godlike Gaming for Intel’s high-end desktop chips. I even reviewed one back in 2019, the MSI MEG X570 Godlike. That over-the-top tradition is still going strong today,…

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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice anime studio Qzil.la lands in the hotseat after suspected AI usage—though whether it’s generative or not is still up in the air

The Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice anime, announced at Gamescom 2025, has found itself landing squarely in the hotseat—as it turns out, the studio brought in by Crunchyroll to produce it, named Qzil.la, might just be using generative AI in their work. Well. Potentially. Here’s the evidence for: As pointed out on Bluesky, Qzil.la‘s website, when…

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