You can finally change your name in Disney Dreamlight Valley. DDV is an ever-growing game filled with plenty of magic and whimsy. As the game gets larger and things change–especially with the addition of multiplayer–you may find yourself growing and changing along with it. You can customize your character in plenty of unique ways, but what if you decide you don’t like the name you initially chose for your avatar? Lucky for you, you’re able to change it, and we’ll tell you precisely how to do so below.

How to change your name in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Changing your name in Disney Dreamlight Valley is a straightforward process, but the setting isn’t where you might expect Come from South African Onlin…

If you’ve started playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 and you noticed how much freedom of choice you’re given, you may also think it seems reminiscent of earlier Elder Scrolls games. According to Kingdom Come 2 senior designer Ondřej Bittner, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion were both major influences for the game.

Bittner told GamesRadar that he favors Morrowwind over Oblivion, but both titles made an impact on the creative team behind Kingdom Come 2.

“Most of our designers are in their mid 30s–like, 30s to 40s–so these games had a huge impact on us,” noted Bittner. He went on to explain that Kingdom Come 2’s aversion to making side quests readily available at every turn was a deliberate choice inspired by those Elder Scrolls games.

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It seems like tons of classic movies are getting new 4K Blu-ray releases lately, and the next appears to be Martin Scorsese’s 1976 crime thriller, Taxi Driver. A Steelbook edition 4K Blu-ray of the Oscar-nominated film is dropping on June 25, and preorders are available now at Amazon. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

If you’re looking to fill out your collection with more 4K versions of Scorsese’s films, you can grab several at a discount at Amazon, including The Wolf of Wall Street for 22.59 (normally $26), Raging Bull for $33 (was $50), and Casino for $13.79 (was $23). Check the li…

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has commented on the future of the company’s entertainment business, saying he believes that some of its biggest franchises are “underutilized” and that this is actually one of the firm’s biggest growth opportunities. He made his point using an analogy about cookies.

During a speech at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology event, he singled out franchises like Harry Potter, DC franchises like Superman, Batman, and Joker, along with the fantasy franchises Game of Thrones and The Lord of the Rings. He said these are franchises people around the world know and will spend time and money on, if they are deployed correctly.

“The good news for us, is it’s underused. We haven’t done a Superman in 14 years [note: Man of Steel was rele…