A select few first-person action games truly stand out. While each offers a unique experience, they all excel at delivering combat that feels both fluid and responsive, without the camera becoming a hindrance. Whether you prefer quick, challenging fights or more open-ended, creative combat, these are some of the greatest first-person action games ever made.
Discover a wide selection of winter-themed music, including popular songs and timeless classics, all in one convenient location. Simply choose the track ID you like and add it to your Roblox game!
Valve has officially announced its entry into the console market with the Steam Machine, launching in early November. The console will feature powerful hardware, including an AMD Zen 4 GPU and 16GB of DDR5 RAM. Early reviews suggest the Steam Machine’s performance will be comparable to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, and it will have access to the entire Steam game library. Recent reports are now giving players an idea of how much the Steam Machine will cost.
A new framework uses digital twin technology and game theory to enhance secure service selection in the complex landscape of space-air-ground integrated networks.
Arkham’s insights suggest that Ethereum’s mediocre performance compared to Bitcoin in the 2024-2025 cycle is not a matter of mere coincidence. Institutional suitors have increased, ETF inflows have made quite the debut, and wealthy firms have added ETH to their portfolios-yet, the price remains leisurely, like a gentleman waiting for his lady. The market’s hesitation is not about security-oh heavens no!-but about the uncertainty whether enough value shall return to the L1 to justify such splendour.
Released in Japan in 1997 and internationally in 1999, the Fossil expansion is a beloved set in the history of the Pokemon Trading Card Game. It introduced the fossil Pokemon from the original Pokemon Red and Blue games – Kabuto, Omanyte, and Aerodactyl – as cards. The set also included the legendary bird Pokemon of the Kanto region – Articuno, Moltres, and Zapdos – which are still highly collectible today. Fossil even gave us a now-classic Trainer card, Energy Search, which remains popular with players. Recently, one particular fossil Pokemon has captured the attention of a dedicated fan.
Ah, the world of crypto ETFs-where dreams are born, nurtured, and then swiftly crushed under the bureaucratic heel of the SEC. This year was supposed to be the golden age of digital asset ETFs, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and even Solana basking in the glory of billions poured into their shiny new products. But alas, in a move as unexpected as a bear market rally, CoinShares has decided to pull the plug on its ambitious plans, including a spot XRP ETF, a Solana staking ETF, and a Litecoin ETF. Poof! Gone, just like that. 🎩✨
After keeping monthly game removals to less than ten titles since June 2025, Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass is now seeing a larger wave of departures. Five games were removed on November 15th, and another five are scheduled to leave the service later today.
Everyone benefited from the rise of indie games, and a few even became incredibly popular, defining or creating entirely new types of games. Over the last decade, many indie titles have emerged, but which ones were truly groundbreaking when they first appeared, or still feel fresh and innovative today? If you’re a fan of indie games, these are all worth checking out. We’ll be ranking them based on their originality.
It’s amazing to me that even now, people like Ok-Adeptness-9973 are still finding new things to do in Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Seriously, this game is a classic for a reason! It’s officially the highest-rated game ever on Metacritic, with a 99 out of 100 – and that was way back on the Nintendo 64. I keep going back to it myself, whether it’s just for the memories, trying to beat my best speedrun, or just messing around and discovering things I never knew were possible, even after all these years.