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Malaysia's telecommunications landscape is continuing to shift as CelcomDigi and Maxis have now completed the purchase of additional shares in Digital Nasional Berhad, or DNB, from Minister of Finance Inc. The development marks another major step in DNB's transition away from government ownership and towards a more privately driven structure.

Travellers and members of the public who rely on Malaysia's immigration-related digital services may want to take note of an important update for the coming week. The Home Ministry has announced that the National Immigration Integrated System, better known as NIISe, will undergo upgrading works and data migration from 9 to 15 March 2026.

Malaysia has been pulled into a major international cybercrime enforcement effort after the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, better known as MACC or SPRM, confirmed that it helped disrupt infrastructure linked to the LeakBase cybercrime forum. The case highlights how cybercrime operations today are rarely confined to one country. Even when a platform serves users across the world, the technical infrastructure behind it can still be spread across multiple jurisdictions, which is exactly why international cooperation has become so important.

Many taxpayers in Malaysia look forward to tax season not only as a time to fulfil their obligations, but also with the hope of receiving a tax refund. For the 2025 assessment year, the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia has announced that eligible taxpayers will begin receiving their refunds starting from the second week of March 2026. The payments will be credited in stages as the processing of submitted tax returns is completed.

March 8, 2026, is more than just another date on the calendar. In Malaysia, International Women's Day is a meaningful moment to pause and appreciate the women who keep families steady, businesses moving, classrooms inspiring, hospitals functioning, and communities growing stronger every single day. This year's local Women's Day messaging has been framed around Memartabat Wanita, Memperkukuh Negara, which translates to Empowering Women, Strengthening the Nation; a reminder that when women are respected, supported, and given room to lead, the whole country benefits.  

RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 is one of those games that makes you feel creative and responsible at the same time. It gives you the freedom to build a park that looks exactly the way you want, complete with custom coaster designs and carefully planned layouts, but it also asks you to manage the reality of running the place. Guests need paths that make sense, rides need maintenance, staff need direction, and profits only happen when your park is both fun and functional.

Little Big Adventure 2 takes the spirit of the first game and stretches it into something broader and more ambitious, without losing the charm that made the world memorable in the first place. It's still an adventure built around exploration, puzzles, and light action, but everything feels larger in scope. The world invites you to roam, to experiment, and to slowly piece together how its systems connect, while the story pushes forward with a stronger sense of momentum and stakes.

Little Big Adventure 1 is one of those classic games that feels like it has its own personality, not just a set of mechanics. It blends exploration, puzzles, and light action into an adventure that looks playful at first, then slowly reveals a world with real mystery and tension underneath the charm. The result is a game that encourages curiosity, asking you to wander, experiment, and learn the rules of its strange setting through experience rather than constant instruction.

Indian Truck Simulator is a driving game that slows things down and asks you to enjoy the weight of the vehicle rather than the thrill of pure speed. The experience is built around steady handling, careful steering, and the kind of patience that heavy driving demands, where the most satisfying moments come from staying composed through tight turns and tricky stretches instead of blasting forward recklessly. It's a game that feels deliberate, rewarding players who respect momentum and manage their vehicle smoothly.

ESPN Final Round Golf is the kind of sports game that feels calm on the surface but quietly rewards focus. It turns golf into a steady series of small decisions, choosing your club, judging distance, and timing your shot cleanly, and it makes those decisions feel meaningful because each one can swing a hole from smooth to stressful in seconds. The pace is relaxed compared to most sports games, but it never feels empty, because you're always planning the next shot.

Star Wars Jedi Power Battles is an action-focused game that leans into fast pacing and mission-driven momentum. It's built around moving through stages filled with enemies and hazards, keeping your rhythm through combat, and surviving crowded moments where one mistake can quickly snowball into losing control. The experience feels arcade-like in the best way, with compact challenges that reward timing and composure rather than slow, methodical play.

Hello Kitty Happy Party Pals is the kind of game that feels like a friendly invitation rather than a challenge. It's built around light mini-game activities with a cheerful tone, where the goal isn't to stress over perfect performance, but to enjoy quick rounds of playful fun. The vibe is cozy and colorful, and the experience is designed to feel welcoming, whether you're playing for a few minutes or staying longer to explore more activities.

Batman: Vengeance is an action-adventure game that leans into mood as much as mechanics, placing you in a darker Gotham where each mission feels like part of a larger investigation. It's not a nonstop brawler. Instead, it blends stealth, gadgets, platforming, and focused combat into a steady rhythm that rewards patience and careful timing. The game's appeal comes from stepping into that Batman role, moving through shadowy spaces, and feeling like you're working through a case rather than simply clearing levels.

Evade is a survival-style game that proves how intense a simple goal can become when the pressure keeps rising. The premise is straightforward: keep moving, avoid threats, and survive as long as you can. But the simplicity doesn't make it easy. In practice, Evade quickly becomes a test of composure, because the moment you stop thinking clearly is usually the moment your run ends.

OvO is a platformer that understands how to make skill feel satisfying without making the game feel complicated. It's built around clean movement, quick retries, and short levels that encourage you to experiment until you find a rhythm that works. The controls are simple enough to learn quickly, but the levels are designed to test timing, momentum, and composure, which is why the game can feel both approachable and surprisingly intense.

Screamer 2 is the kind of racing game that feels like it wants to test your nerve as much as your steering. It takes the high-speed arcade energy of the series and sharpens it into something more intense, where tracks feel faster, corners feel more demanding, and every decision about braking and turning carries real consequences. It's not a calm racing experience. It's a game that encourages you to commit to your line and accept that mistakes will be punished quickly.

Screamer 1 is the kind of racing game that immediately feels like a product of pure speed obsession. It's built around fast-paced arcade driving, tight corners, and the constant pressure of trying to stay smooth while everything around you encourages risky decisions. The game doesn't ask you to drive politely. It asks you to push, to commit to lines, and to accept that one mistake can quickly turn a strong race into a recovery mission.

Some songs are built entirely around rhythm and energy, and Rihanna's Don't Stop The Music is one of those tracks that immediately gets your head moving the moment it begins. The song's strong groove, dance-driven beat, and catchy melodic lines make it instantly recognizable. Recreating that kind of rhythm-focused track on guitar presents a unique challenge, but it is also incredibly rewarding when the groove starts to come together.

Today, Saturday, 7 March 2026, marks Nuzul Al-Quran in Malaysia, which falls on 17 Ramadan 1447H. It is a deeply meaningful occasion for Muslims, commemorating the revelation of the first verses of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad SAW. In Malaysia, this day is also observed as a public holiday in many states and Federal Territories, although it is not observed as a public holiday in Johor, Kedah, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Sabah, and Sarawak.

If you have recently visited one of the emulator-based games on Lemon Web and noticed that something feels a little off, there is a simple explanation. A recent update was made to the EmulatorJS files used by many of the web-based retro games, and in some cases, your browser may still be loading older cached files instead of the latest ones.