Dexerto

Yeah.

Kotaku and, uh, Dexerto both I think still have us as dropping frames.

[laughs] Meanwhile, Kotaku responded, said, "Oh, we did that on purpose."

Yeah.

He looks like a hot dog with a mustache and he's dancing at a party and nobody can tell if it's AI or not.

According to an article that was published today by Dexerto, who is Benjamin Stachio viral triple mustache man with thick neck is actually an AI character.

So not a real

guy.

Um, apparently, there's a new patent out there, um, for ads that could interrupt games after boss fights or cut scenes or quests ending or multiplayer rounds.

According to Dexerto, um, players would receive credits granting them temporary game access while watching an ad would reward them another credit to let them resume.

So, uh, in true classic, uh, fashion for patents, uh, you just have to put in a flowchart and explain it.

[laughs] It's like, "Okay." You don't actually have to do the thing.

They were review bombed.

Dexter.com after the AI Ninja Turtles answer phones and call staff customer call Stan staff, call customers morons.

So first off, if you watch Ninja Turtles, you gotta know what you're getting into.

So this is the one in Chicago.

Now, I, I am curious about this.

[clears throat] Um, this is from Dexerto [clears throat] w- via Reddit.

"One [clears throat] woman paid $120,000 to have a baby for video game billionaire who has over 100 kids." I think I've heard about this guy.

Is he Chinese? A woman...

All right.

The account, reported by Dexerto, has not been independently verified.

Oh, is that what we're considering news now? Just, you know, randos on the internet posting something, and like, the news is like, "All right, good enough for me.

Print." Whatever outlandish story, that's cool.

Sane character.

I don't know what the fuck they were thinking whenever they made this so that personally bothered me desperately Dexerto put this at three out of five stars Praising the story and the performances but found the combat and objectives repetitive.

They said Wolverines Wolverine nails the power fantasy, but it can't live up to the spider-man games pirate nation wrote a 24 filmed a 24-minute review and said I do not recommend and that got a 2.8 million views in just two days versus PlayStation's launch trailer that had 2.5 million views, which is kind of funny.

With that being said, let's open it up.

Yeah.

Well, South Korea has a potential solution to this as, according to Dexerto, stalking victims in South Korea can now see their stalker's live location through an app.

Ooh.

It tracks target's suspect location and direction once they come within two kilometers, and we actually have a video of this.

What do they need a list for if they can just go to the Moms for Liberty

website and get a whole list? Let me clarify this so that you guys get the full picture.

So this is now quoting from the article again, which was in Smithsonian Magazine.

It says, to arrive at these titles, staffers first compiled a list of books that are commonly challenged.

I would love to know what they changed.

Yeah, yeah, I would too.

And then just another little noteworthy fact about The Handmaid's Tale that we learned from the online article, there's a simple reason The Handmaid's Tale was banned in the US from the website Dexterow in April of 2025.

You may recall that most of the books we've discussed during our past four seasons on this podcast, for most of those books, the book challenges didn't start right away after publication.