If the deal dances through, Tether might find itself rubbing shoulders with the big boys like OpenAI and SpaceX-positions usually reserved for rockets and robotic overlords, not stablecoins nervously wobbling on the market troph. And all this without a single rocket launch, just a bit of crafty whispering in the right ears, and voilà! 🎩✨
Okay, so 2025 had some *seriously* tough game launches, and I’m curious which ones really gave players a headache. I want to know which games were brutal at first, and whether the developers managed to smooth things out with updates. I’m looking for the most challenging console and PC titles from that year – either for those of us who love a real test, or just to commiserate with others who struggled!
Launched alongside the Nintendo Switch 2 in June, *Mario Kart World* was the system’s biggest hit at release. Critics gave the game positive reviews, particularly highlighting its fun gameplay and expansive open world, and it currently has an average score of 87 on OpenCritic.
To start strong in *Sonic CrossWorlds* and get a speed boost, players need to accelerate at the beginning of the race. The boost you receive depends on where the meter lands when the countdown finishes. If it’s in the green zone, you’ll get a boost. But if you accelerate too early and hit the red zone, your car will stall.
So, EA’s doing this cool event called ‘Forever Friends’ to get us hyped for the next *Sims 4* expansion pack! Basically, it’s all about imaginary friends and how to keep them around longer in the game. They’re giving us rewards and quests focused on that, which is awesome because I’m really into building relationships with those little guys!
While many characters like Vegeta, Gohan, Piccolo, and Broly have become central figures, Goku is arguably the true main character of the entire Dragon Ball series. The story began with him – a young, orphaned boy who grew into a powerful protector of the universe – and the franchise wouldn’t exist without his initial journey.
Capcom is making a splash at Tokyo Game Show this week with its own presentation, revealing new details and upcoming games. The showcase began with a fresh look at the intriguing action game, *Pragmata*. Fans also got a good look at what’s coming for popular franchises like *Resident Evil Requiem*, *Onimusha*, and *Monster Hunter*. Capcom also highlighted one of its long-running series during the event.
Bitcoin’s price is playing tug-of-war between bulls who say “to the moon!” and bears who swear, “nah, to the basement!” as traders jockey for their end-of-month crystal-ball price targets.
IREN, that ol’ miner, is tryin’ to strike gold in the AI fields, and Wall Street’s all ears. Bernstein’s boys bumped their price target to $75, sayin’ it’s got an 80% upside. That’s a mighty big bet, like puttin’ all your eggs in one basket and hopin’ the basket don’t break. 🧺
Konami first revealed *Silent Hill f* in October 2022. The game is being developed by Neobards Entertainment, a studio based in Taiwan, and is a new side story in the *Silent Hill* series. Notably, it’s the first game in the franchise set in Japan. Players will experience a survival horror adventure in the fictional town of Ebisugaoka during the 1960s, and it’s planned to release on PC and consoles on September 25th.
