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Republic Wireless, once one of the wireless industry’s quirkier experiments in business models, is now clearing out its metaphorical cubicle as its corporate parent Dish Wireless begins moving subscribers to its Boost Infinite(Opens in a new window) network.

Disney Dreamlight Valley has tons of different recipes that players can discover through exploration. While some recipes are harder than others to create, some are fairly simple, requiring only one or two ingredients. Of course, the lower the ingredient count, the lower the star rating will be for the meal.

Venba does not just make me feel seen, Venba makes me feel acknowledged and reassured in ways video games have never explored so profoundly.

Something I’ve come to appreciate more than ever is entertainment’s ability to introduce us to cultures other than our own. It probably has something to do with the fact that I live in a small, redneck part of California where white people loudly complain about the number of Mexican restaurants in town. Listening to that crap day in and day out, it’s no wonder I’m always jumping at the chance to discover something beyond my powder-white existence.

Disney Dreamlight Valley has an incredibly long list of fish recipes that players will want to make if they have an excess of fish and don’t wanna sell them. While selling fish is one of the best ways to make money in the game, it is also one of the ingredients that is needed in many different dishes. Players will discover that numerous species of fish come from different biomes and various color bubbles in bodies of water.

Disney Dreamlight Valley has many different dishes that players can cook in the game. Some of these are fish recipes that only require one ingredient, while others can be slightly more difficult and require a bunch of ingredients from biomes a lot of newer players don’t have unlocked yet. The good news is the dish we are covering in this guide is simple and easy. Here is everything you need to know about how to make Tomato Soup in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

As Bitcoin roars back after a year of crypto industry scandals and losses, Mike Novogratz says one man in particular gives him reason to stay bullish.

Cook, Serve, Delicious is coming back with a ‘Re-Mustard’ (that’s a remaster - you have to admit, it’s a good pun) that adds a new campaign, typing mode and a bunch of other shiny new features to the fantastically intense meal-making PC game. The game is being revamped with new visuals, music and even a rebuild of its code to help it run in 60 frames per second, if that matters to you in a game about stacking burgers.

SpaceX has quietly revealed a third-generation Wi-Fi router for Starlink, and is inviting a few users to try it out—for a price.

Disney Dreamlight Valley has a long list of recipes that players enjoy collecting, sometimes even mixing up ingredients to see what it might make, although not every combination has a dish yet. Fish is a popular ingredient that is used in a lot of the meals players will end up preparing for both themselves to replenish health, and also sometimes needed for quests required by the villagers.

Customers bullish on Boost Infinite, a built-from-scratch 5G service that its parent Dish Wireless says will rival the three national carriers, now have an easier way to sign up. Amazon Prime members can use their subscription to prequalify for Boost’s $25/month plan at a new storefront(Opens in a new window).

FC 24 has a new first-person referee perspective you may see in cutscenes for bookings and free kicks, but where might this go in future games? Inside the virtual heads of the footballers themselves, EA Sports has suggested.

Diablo 4 players have heavily criticised the Season 1 battle pass, accusing developer Blizzard of not including enough virtual currency.

The school summer holidays, which means there’s plenty of free time for younger gamers and teachers to catch up on our gaming backlogs, but probably less time to think and game for parents, while the rest of us can carry on blissfully unaware. Depending on the side of fence you’re on, are you planning to make a dent in yours this weekend?

Krillbite Studio are good at making unsettling games, from the toddler-horror Among The Sleep to the eerie corporate follow-up Mosaic. But the team have announced their next project and - surprise - they’re putting on a happy face with Fruitbus, a joyful open world game about running a food truck. Yummy food and seemingly friendly animals? That's good vibes. Get a taste below.

There’s a big update for The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR out now on PSVR 2, with Supermassive Games having worked hard to improve the virtual reality rollercoaster shooter since launch. They’re pretty proud of the improvements, so much so that they’ve gifted us a few game codes to giveaway!

The Dolphin emulator, which allows users to download and play Gamecube and Wii games on PC, is no longer coming to Steam. Its creators have dished the dirt on the ongoing legal wranglings between themselves, Nintendo, and Valve in a new blog post, and the result is that the Dolphin team have given up publishing the game on Valve’s platform for good. But they’ve still got plans for the software amidst Nintendo’s pushback.

Fruitbus looks absolutely adorable, and that’s usually my number one priority when it comes to cooking games. Don’t give me realism, give me cute animal customers. Krillbite Studio has provided just that and more in Fruitbus, a game in which you run a cozy, customizable food truck. From a giant springy banana to racing wings, you can make use of all sorts of silly decor to make your bus more you while you diligently work to fulfill requests. If Fruitbus could be described with only one word, it would have to be unique.

SpaceX appears to be prepping a new Starlink Wi-Fi router that'll support faster speeds.