Evolution’s new Funky Time live game show is launched, and disco lovers all around the world are beyond excited! The vibes of ‘70 mixed with fantastic bonuses and multipliers won’t leave anyone disappointed. 

Let’s get the party started:

After the epic launch of Crazy Time, the company decided to launch one more live game show, and this is the biggest one since the beloved Crazy Time.

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Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that the Nevada Gaming Commission unanimously designated two lists of gaming regulations subject to modification or elimination in the forthcoming period. Tuesday’s session of the Commission also marked the final meeting attendance of  Steven Cohen as a commissioner after the four-year service.

Withdrawal and Appointments:

Appointed to the Commission in 2019 by former Gov. Steve Sisolak, Cohen reportedly announced withdrawal from the position after his mandate expires at the of this month. Steve Cohen, a founding partner of the law firm Cohen Johnson Parker Edwards, reportedly declined the possibility to serve another four-year term and told the Board that someone new should step in his place.

The new member of the Nevada Gaming …

First reported by The Verge, 600 Activision QA workers have formed a new union at the publisher. It was organized through the Communications Workers of America (CWA), like other unions at the company, and this new union is now the largest in the American gaming industry, surpassing the 300-person Zenimax Workers United, a fellow CWA union at another Microsoft subsidiary.

Microsoft notably entered into a labor neutrality agreement with the CWA in 2022 as union organizing efforts across the industry, but especially at Activision Blizzard-owned studios, were getting into full swing. It was an important victory for the CWA, but also a strategic move by Microsoft in its years-long (and ultimately successful) campaign to seal the deal on its $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizz…

At some point when I wasn’t watching, Call of Duty’s campaign became a bad stealth game. Gone are the perspectives of the faceless and unknown soldiers and the grinding attrition of frontline warfare, replaced with characters who look and feel like they came from a Netflix Original movie chasing guys in polo shirts down European alleyways. When Black Ops 6’s campaign occasionally channels the bombastic scope of its predecessors, it rocks, but all too often it’s bogged down in tedious espionage.

I’m usually the CoD fan that actually cares a lot about the campaign, but it’s those shortcomings pushing me towards this year’s stellar multiplayer offerings. Black Ops 6 has lightning fast gunfights that leverage a wonderfully weighty new movement system to give old and new modes alike …