I just found out what Wi-Fi means, and it's sending me

Wi-Fi is something most of us use every day. It's a miraculous technology that allows us to communicate and share large amounts digital information to multiple devices without the use of cables. But what does Wi-Fi really mean? Wireless Fidelity? Wrong. Wireless Finder? Nope. Withering Fireballs? Not even close, my friend.

One of the best things about playing games when they come out is getting to be part of the conversation surrounding them. As for why you'd wait? The obvious reasons. Patches and updates, complete editions with all the DLC, discounted prices. The longer you wait the more likely there are to be mods, ray-tracing, and guides for when you get stuck. What game are you glad you waited to play?

Having to use a keyboard that doesn't use a standard UK layout instantly turns me into a 90 year old man. Where normally my hands glide over the keys with robotic rhythm, I'm reduced to hunting and pecking for every character, slowing my work to a crawl. I can relate, then, to Russian PC users, who are finding it harder and harder to get their hands on Russian keyboards under the country's sanctions-circumventing 'parallel imports' scheme.

Since MultiVersus is free-to-play, there are a selection of characters that you can try out right from the start, and Warner Bros are planning to add more with each new season as with the release of LeBron James(opens in new tab) on July 26. That said, there are a lot more characters coming, including those set to arrive in season one.

VRChat Kmart is exactly what it sounds like⁠. Not one, but four replicas of the failed department store brought to life in burgeoning metaverse VRChat. Also, they're staffed predominantly by anime cat people. When I saw screenshots and video of VRChat Kmart, my heart began to race. I had to see it with my own eyes.