Ray Dalio 
Two Blue Vortex” has just released an extremely thrilling chapter that Naruto fans haven’t experienced in a while. If you’re familiar with the manga, you know that it has been centering around the epic confrontation between Kawaki and Jura, who was previously engaged in combat against Boruto Uzumaki this month.
The Nintendo 64 (N64), introduced in 1996, encountered a challenging situation right from the start, as it needed to battle against Sony’s PlayStation and build upon the achievements of its earlier models, the NES and SNES. Unlike the PlayStation and Sega Saturn which primarily used CDs for games, the N64 continued using proprietary cartridges. The production of the N64 ceased in 2002 when the GameCube was launched, choosing a mini-DVD inspired game format over cartridges. Yet, the N64 is particularly remembered for its exclusive games such as Super Mario 64 and Banjo-Kazooie, which remain some of the top platformers still regarded highly today.
In a forthcoming update, the character Jill Valentine from the Resident Evil series will be added to the game. Here’s a sneak peek of her appearance, dressed in her Resident Evil 3 remake costume:
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This character is Jill Valentine, as she appears in the upcoming update for the game, wearing her outfit from the Resident Evil 3 remake.
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Although Black Myth: Wukong features its own standalone storyline, it was originally designed as the initial title in a multi-part series. The extraordinary reception of Wukong has prompted Game Science to unveil a follow-up earlier than some had anticipated. At the Gamescom Opening Night Live event, the company showcased a teaser for Black Myth: Zhong Kui, the upcoming main entry in the Black Myth series. Unlike its predecessor, Black Myth: Zhong Kui will not be a direct sequel but will tell a fresh story with a brand-new protagonist, namely Zhong Kui, as its central character.
On the fateful morning of August 20, 2025, when the coffee was lukewarm and ambition bordering on feverish, Circle Internet Group (NYSE: CRCL) proclaimed its new membership in the Global Travel Rule (GTR) network. This Binance-led cabal of virtual asset service providers (VASPs) is apparently determined to interpret the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Travel Rule with all the solemnity of high-church ritual and none of the fun.
Over the past year, Solo Leveling has experienced significant surge in popularity, largely due to the official announcement of its anime adaptation. As a result, fans worldwide have been drawn into its captivating universe, leading to increased interest and acclaim for the series. In truth, Solo Leveling is an extraordinary piece of work brimming with engaging content. It offers thrilling action that leaves fans on the edge of their seats while also maintaining a gripping narrative.
Since its launch in June, “Dune: Awakening” has achieved unprecedented success, drawing in tens of thousands of players on Steam. In response to player feedback, its developer, Funcom, has made several updates over a short period to boost engagement. Towards the end of July, this Dune-inspired multiplayer game held an in-game event that reached a high of 72K concurrent users on Steam at one point. Now, it appears that the Norwegian studio has big and exciting plans for September.
Over the course of many years, John Carpenter’s famous horror series, Halloween, has made appearances in various games like Dead by Daylight, Fortnite, and multiple Call of Duty titles. Yet, standalone games directly related to the intellectual property have been scarce. In 1983, a game based on Halloween was first introduced for the Atari 2600. It wasn’t until October 2024 that another such title emerged when Boss Team Games released RetroRealms: Halloween as downloadable content (DLC) for its RetroRealms platform. At that time, the publisher announced they were also developing another game titled Halloween: The Game.
In 2019, the action-adventure game Sekiro, created by FromSoftware, became one of the year’s biggest successes. The game even earned the prestigious Game of the Year title at that year’s Game Awards. Many gamers regard it as one of FromSoftware’s masterpieces, so it’s no wonder that an anime adaptation has been produced. As you might expect, the main character in this anime is still Wolf, but his fight style could change significantly. The official title of the anime is Sekiro: No Defeat, which may suggest that Wolf’s resurrection abilities won’t be included in this version.
Located in Stockholm, Sweden, Envar Games is a new branch of Envar Entertainment, a worldwide studio that specializes in co-development and art outsourcing. Established in 2020, the company has lent its expertise to several notable projects such as Riot Games’ Legends of Runeterra, Valorant, and Blizzard’s enduringly popular hero shooter Overwatch.