Ray Dalio

Battle.net, initially launched in 1996 as Blizzard’s online gaming platform, changed its name to “Blizzard Battle.net” in 2017 but reverted back to its original name in 2021. This service supports all the studio’s contemporary games like Hearthstone, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, and several Call of Duty titles. Unfortunately, Blizzard experienced another DDoS attack in 2020, causing Battle.net servers to malfunction, preventing players from accessing their games. Fortunately, the recent attack has been mostly resolved.

On April 8th, 2025, South of Midnight from Compulsion Games will be available for both PC and Xbox Series X|S. You can now watch the official release trailer. (Link provided) Read More 2025-04-04 13:49

At last, during the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct on April 2, I got a deeper look at what’s next in the Mario Kart series. Ever since its initial hint back in January alongside the Switch 2 unveiling, this latest presentation offered a peek into the game’s exciting features. It’s not just about a graphics upgrade, as

Consequently, it’s not uncommon for people to underestimate some open-world games prior to their release. However, this often leads to a delightful surprise when these games are finally launched and impress players with their exceptional quality.

The game “Vlad Circus: Curse Of Asmodeus” is an intriguing graphic adventure, crafted by Indiesruption. Catch a glimpse of it in the official unveiling trailer right here. (Trailer link omitted for brevity) Read More 2025-04-04 13:23

In recent times, Hollow Knight Silksong has gained quite a legendary status. Among all anticipated sequels, this Metroidvania follow-up might be second only to GTA 6. If you find my comparison excessive, simply glance at Steam’s wishlist page from the past few months (or even years) – it consistently holds the top spot.

Meet Havenhold, a dynamic battle-oriented social gaming environment brought to life by Wolfpack Games. Take a peek at the official game introduction video right here. Read More 2025-04-04 13:03

Recently, ZA/UM unveiled two upcoming projects: a version of Disco Elysium for Android devices, and a fresh intellectual property tentatively named Project [C4]. The former intends to expand the reach of Disco Elysium to a new platform, while the latter seems like ZA/UM’s endeavor to distance itself from the influence of its popular RPG series. Intriguingly, soon after ZA/UM shared this news, an unexpected leak emerged online, eclipsing the attention given to Project [C4] and refocusing interest on Disco Elysium.

On April 2nd, 2025, the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct presentation garnered much interest with its numerous announcements. Besides unveiling details about the new system and its upcoming games, it also shared information on updates for older titles, enhancing their performance when played on the next-generation console. Although Pokemon Scarlet and Violet were not among the games discussed during the Nintendo Direct, it was later confirmed that they would receive an update for the Switch 2. As of now, details about the intended improvements are unknown, but there is much speculation surrounding how these updates aim to enhance the player experience and encourage replay.

Exploring an alternate perspective: Frequent activation of certain powers (Quirks) in “My Hero Academia” may lead to undesirable side effects, prompting users to think tactically about their usage. This strategic approach has resulted in some awe-inspiring moments where characters creatively employ their abilities. Now, let’s delve deeper into the Quirks that carry significant risks to uncover why they are so hazardous to wield.