Valve Confirms The Steam Machine Won’t Have a Subsidized Price

Valve first revealed the Steam Machine on November 12th as their newest effort to appeal to console gamers. While Valve hasn’t announced a price or release date yet, it’s currently expected to launch around 2026. The machine will run on a powerful six-core AMD processor with speeds up to 4.8 GHz and offer some customization options, including the ability to install different operating systems. Users will be able to choose between models with 512 GB or 2 TB of storage, and it will support displays up to 8K resolution through DisplayPort.

Solo Leveling Is Coming For One Piece’s Throne In Japan

I’m completely hooked on Solo Leveling – it’s become one of the biggest anime around, and it just keeps getting better! Season 2 dropped earlier this year, and honestly, it blew everyone away. It was a huge step up from Season 1, with some seriously incredible action that left fans wanting more and more. Everyone’s been counting down the days for Season 3 – it’s easily one of the most anticipated releases right now. But it looks like the studio has some different plans in mind, which is a bit of a surprise!

Cryptocurrency’s Existential Crisis: A Tragic Tale of Capital Flight 🎭

Bitcoin, that capricious siren, plunges to $84,000 not from the frailty of human hearts, but from the iron grip of mechanics, whispers Greg Cipolaro, the Hamlet of hedge funds. The engines that lifted it to the heavens in 2024-25? Now grinding to a halt, like a clockwork beast with rusted gears. The report, a dirge for the digital age, mourns the death of demand.

Upcoming Open-World Games with the Biggest Innovations

I’m really excited about the upcoming games, and it’s not always about huge, totally new ideas. Sometimes it’s just taking what works from other games and adding a little something extra to make things fresh. I’ve been checking out what’s expected in 2026, and I want to share some of the most interesting ones – the ones that seem like they’re really bringing something new to the open-world experience that we haven’t seen before.

14 Years Ago, Final Fantasy Versus 13 Began Falling Apart and Led to Final Fantasy 15

The Final Fantasy 15 we know today – with all its strengths and weaknesses – almost didn’t happen. It started as a very different game called Final Fantasy Versus 13, intended as a PlayStation 3 exclusive action RPG directed by Tetsuya Nomura, the creator of Kingdom Hearts. However, advances in technology, combined with changes within the development team and typical challenges during game creation, led to a major overhaul. In fact, the story of how Final Fantasy 15 was made is more captivating than the game itself, offering a revealing look into the complicated process of developing a large-scale game, particularly one in a long-running series like Final Fantasy.

Kirby Air Riders: All New Machines, Ranked

With enough skill, any of the Air Ride Machines can work well – we wouldn’t say any are truly bad. However, some are better suited for specific playstyles or characters, meaning they might take more effort to master. Others are useful right away. If we were choosing for City Trial, we’d pick some machines over others – these are the ones we’d be less likely to use, and the ones we’d grab first.

The Most Popular Choices in Dispatch, and What They Could Mean for Season 2

In 2025, Dispatch quickly became one of the most talked-about narrative games. It’s a unique blend of superhero satire, emotional storytelling, and challenging gameplay, and players immediately connected with its characters and the impactful choices they could make. Now that the first season has ended and fans are eagerly asking for more, it’s obvious that AdHoc Studio has created a world with a lot more stories to tell.

Bitcoin’s Wild Ride: $2B In, Panic Out, and a Big Ol’ Hair of Confusion 🚀💰

Bitcoin and profit chart

Some wisecrack on the social media platform X, Ali Martinez, pointed out that a heap of Bitcoin-roughly 20,000 of them-headed straight to the exchange doors. That’s a mighty river of crypto flowin’ in, like a flood of mud at a hog-killin’. Santiment, that clever little data watchdog, reports the inflow as a sort of “goodbye, my friends,” indicating investors might be lookin’ to sell off a few coins-maybe to buy a new boat or a shiny new hat.

New Pokemon LEGO Set Leak Includes Eye-Watering Price

LEGO and Pokémon announced they were working together in March 2025. They said the first LEGO Pokémon sets would be released in 2026. Although there haven’t been any official announcements since then, details about some of the sets have leaked online several times throughout the latter half of 2025.