Over the last ten years, if you’ve enjoyed story-driven video games, you’ve likely encountered a title from Don’t Nod. The French studio, known for games like the Life is Strange series and their recent release, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, has become a major player in the industry. They’ve now announced a new partnership with Netflix in their latest sales report.
Prologue: Go Wayback! is a challenging single-player game where you explore and try to survive in a randomly generated world. Each new game creates a massive 64 square kilometer map filled with difficult landscapes and unpredictable weather. Your goal is to travel across this world, managing your hunger and thirst, to reach the weather tower.
Eternal Flower Floette is a rare and powerful Pokémon often sought after by Dragon-type trainers. You can only obtain it after completing the main story of Pokémon Legends: Z-A – after the credits have finished rolling. This guide will show you how to add Eternal Flower Floette, and the Floettite needed to Mega Evolve it, to your team.
Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service, much like others for video games. For a monthly or yearly fee, players get access to a wide variety of games that are constantly being updated, including both older favorites and brand new releases. When a game is available on Xbox Game Pass the same day it comes out on other platforms, it’s called a “day one” game, and the recent showcase highlighted many new titles coming soon for Game Pass subscribers.
Word has it, Securitize is aiming to shake up public share ownership by tokenizing its own equity-because why not blend the stodgy with the digital, like turning cucumber sandwiches into a blockchain burger? 🍔🔗 The company is so confident, they’ve signed a deal with Cantor Fitzgerald’s SPAC, and they’re planning to keep their name (like a true toff clinging to his bacon fry), all under the ticker “SECZ” – sounds more like a secret society than a stock exchange, I dare say.
Following positive feedback from several test sessions, including a recent large-scale test of ARC Raiders from October 17th to 19th, players have a good understanding of what to expect when the game launches. The developers at Embark are listening to player feedback from these tests and are planning changes for launch day. One area players couldn’t fully explore during the test was the endgame progression, so the final level cap for the released game is still to be determined.
So far, Solo Leveling has been a thrilling anime, largely due to Sung Jin-Woo’s incredible journey from a weak hunter to one of the strongest. Fans are really enjoying his story, and each of his powerful victories is incredibly satisfying, making Solo Leveling a standout action and power fantasy anime.
When cards from the Universes Beyond: Final Fantasy set became legal for Standard play, players quickly began testing them. However, a powerful card named Vivi Ornitier quickly became dominant, and the best Final Fantasy deck proved very expensive – costing around $800. After community feedback, Wizards of the Coast announced an earlier date for their November banned and restricted list and hinted that Vivi might be banned. Now, they’ve announced that Vivi won’t be banned, but will instead receive adjustments to balance its power within the MTG Arena digital game.
The presentation began at 2pm Eastern Time / 11am Pacific Time and lasted 25 minutes. It highlighted 18 independent games heading to PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo consoles, including titles like Antonblast, Bad Cheese, and Laysara: Summit Kingdom.
Nasdaq’s very own Streamex Corp. has decided to get serious about its gold-backed stablecoin, GLDY. 🏦💰 They’ve teamed up with Chainlink (LINK), the oracle whisperer, to make sure institutional investors can sleep at night. Because let’s face it, when it comes to money, trust is the new black. 🕶️