Weekend Discussion - July 26, 2026
As Sunday comes to a close, let's reflect on the past two days with Weekend Discussion.
by Sam Chandler · ShacknewsHey Shacknews, it's time for Weekend Discussion. Let's officially close out our weekend! Please take a look.
Your daily dose of sudoku
That's a lot of arrows.
Hanson is a vile person
Cannot believe this fossil is running.
We're getting an Ocarina of Time remake this year
Can't quite believe it.
More OG Xbox games please!
I'd love to see XBOX bring more of these titles forward, not just the ones that already exist.
Learning about Blood Gulch
An iconic map in an iconic game. If only Halo: Campaign Evolved had multiplayer.
Toxic is the worst!
This is really difficult.
New handheld!
Love to see more companies take a swing at handhelds.
Weekend Vibes
What I'm listening to...
- 10 Years of Destiny and Destiny 2 Orbit Music
- 80s Anime Remastered - Simpsonill
- The Revenant - Signal Void (NIMBVS)
- Come To Life feat. Casey Desmond - Cassetter
Here are some Shacknews articles from this week
- Confession: I like the Flood in Halo
- Nintendo Switch Sports Resort brings back motion-controlled memories
- Yasmine's tricky knife work is dangerous from all sides in Street Fighter 6 Year 4
- Shack Chat: What's your favorite Battlefield map?
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