People have been using the word "Xmas" for centuries.

The notorious post-game of the Borderlands series has seen a fair share of raid bosses and various horde modes that incentivize going after the strongest gear in the game, and it's no exception with the latest entry.

Whenever we start up a brand-new game, we are usually chasing some kind of feeling, whether it is simple fun, an emotional beat, or just pure entertainment. We want to be immersed in a world, but every now and then, a game decides to throw a massive, frustrating wrench into those plans in the form of that one mission. That damned mission.

Videogames and Japan, name a better pairing. From the big guns like Nintendo and Sony, to all the classic titles that have been made in the country, to memorable games set there, the country is synonymous with gaming. There's always excitement when major franchises head to its shores - Assassin's Creed did so this year with Shadows, and Forza Horizon plans to next year. A former Rockstar director has now confirmed that Grand Theft Auto nearly headed to Japan, and the fan-fantasized GTA Tokyo "almost actually happened."Read the full story on PCGamesN: GTA Tokyo "almost actually happened," but former dev claims it wouldn't have been made by Rockstar

Fruitcake lovers, rejoice there's one Texan bakery with a German founder whose fruitcake is celebrated far and wide. Here's why it's so delicious.

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If your PlayStation 5 has been acting strangely as of late, whether overheating or offering sluggish performance, this could be the reason why.

Move over, Santa. Now theres another magical character for kids to track: the Tooth Fairy. After making a personalized Tooth Fairy video for his nephew, Oliver Finel noticed a gap. While there are plenty of Santa trackers, nothing similar existed for the Tooth Fairy. Recognizing that Generation Alpha is growing up with interactive online experiences []