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For a taste of what's inside, Andrew Girdwood published a piece on 16th August 2022 noting: "VPN company SurfShark has been poking at stats from Google and YouTube, as much as Alphabet's two search engines make visible, to work out which computer games people look for cheats.". It also was tagged with Pokemon.
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Stats: Dragons, Thor, Lord of the Rings and Rick and Morty show geeky series still dominate
One of the quirks of JustWatch is that it’s a search engine, not a streaming platform. People using JustWatch are finding out where a show is so they can watch it.
Wizards of the Coast’s privacy policy criticised
There’s also concern around Wizards of the Coast’s video policies, as the company does not say how long any video data is kept.
CBD brand Goodrays conjures up Halloween horror from a mental mashup
I think Goodrays was trying to be insightful, but what the CBD brand has done is given me nightmares.
Crucial’s console cost calculations spotlight the dramatic NEO-GEO
The NEO-GEO is the most costly console today, with the research suggesting the price tags should say $3,205.
Fandom’s state of gaming: Gamers hate NFTs, but Fandom suggests gamers don’t know what they’re talking about
Fandom has published its annual state of gaming report, which looks at trends and issues facing games.
Which UK city should you move to if you’re a geek?
Broadband comparison site Broadband Savvy has tried to find the best UK cities for geeks.
JustWatch data shows House of the Dragon roaring to life
JustWatch’s data, an analysis of how people use their search engine, shows that others in the UK might be doing the same as me. That’s to say, watching or researching where to watch, as the Game of Thrones prequel is the top performer in the UK streaming search stats.
The rise of virtual photography in computer games
I’ve shared videos of my Destiny spacecraft flying cinematically over the planet and taken snaps of my Exo looking cool against a dramatic backdrop. A friend still regularly shares beautiful Skyrim vistas on Facebook.
Computer cheats and gaming capital: The RPGs edition
VPN company SurfShark has been poking at stats from Google and YouTube, as much as Alphabet’s two search engines make visible, to work out which computer games people look for cheats.
