Lies of P’s Overture DLC Took Almost 2 Years, But Its Sequel Could Be Right Around the Corner

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Approximately two years ago, “Lies of P” was launched on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. Remarkably, this game has managed to maintain its relevance in today’s cultural landscape. To date, “Lies of P” has sold more than 3 million copies across all platforms, signifying an immediate triumph for developers Round8 and publisher Neowiz. Recently, Round8 Studio introduced a DLC named “Lies of P: Overture“, but fans are already eagerly waiting for another game set in its universe. Excitingly, it seems that a sequel to “Lies of P” might be on the horizon sooner than some might expect.

Cyberpunk 2077 2.3 Set a Low Bar 2.4 Could Easily Cross with One Change

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As a die-hard Cyberpunk 2077 fan, I was buzzing with excitement heading into Update 2.3, not knowing what surprises it might hold. To my delight, this update focused on beefing up the game’s vehicle experience, introducing the long-awaited AutoDrive feature – but there’s still plenty of room for future updates to expand beyond just automobiles. With rumors swirling that a sequel could be in the works, Night City is ripe for a makeover, and I can only hope that Update 2.4 or later will bring even more enhancements to create an even more immersive open-world experience.

Best Weapon Builds in the Battlefield 6 Beta

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During their time in the Beta, players can advance and amass a range of rewards to customize their diverse classes. This weekend’s Beta emphasizes weaponry, and while players are free to utilize any firearm they prefer, some guns draw more attention than others. Here is a list featuring the top weapons and builds for the Battlefield 6 Multiplayer Beta.

Will Ethereum’s Price Soar or Sink? 😅 The Whale Drama Unfolds!

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Yet, lo and behold, the macro bullish sentiment for Ethereum persists, much like the stubborn cousin who insists on recounting their exploits at every family gathering. This optimism is fueled by the remarkable surge in Ethereum futures Open Interest (OI), which has leapt from a modest $18 billion in April to a staggering $62 billion in August. On-chain data, ever the faithful companion, reveals renewed institutional demand for Ether, led by the U.S. spot ETH ETFs. Indeed, one might say these investors have taken a page out of the SharpLink Gaming playbook, for they recently announced holdings of 728k ETH, valued at over $3.3 billion. And let us not forget BitMine, who, in a display of financial exuberance, acquired additional Ether worth $130 million, swelling their coffers to $5.26 billion. Bravo, dear whales, bravo! 🎉💰

Nicktoons and the Dice of Destiny’s Flame Fatale Explained [EXCLUSIVE]

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Nickelodeon previously created numerous crossover games, where characters from various cartoons teamed up for a single epic journey. Even though this type of game is no longer being produced, the game “Dice of Destiny” plans to revive this formula. Recenty, Game Rant had an interview with the game designer Rennan Spinola, who spoke about the new trailer and unveiling of the character Flame Fatale.

🕵️‍♂️ Czech Crypto Saga: Roof Escapes, Darknets, and Missing BTC! 🤑

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Our protagonist, Jirikovsky, first graced the headlines in the fateful year of 2013, not as a hero, but as the architect of the Sheep Marketplace, a digital bazaar where vice and villainy flourished. 🕸️✨ Here, one could procure illicit drugs, weapons, and forgeries with but a few clicks. Alas, this empire of shadows crumbled ere the year’s end, and our enterprising fellow was accused of pilfering not only his platform’s earnings but also the Bitcoins of his hapless users. A true Robin Hood, but with a rather less noble cause. 🦹‍♂️💰

NASCAR 25 Soundtrack Includes System of A Down, Jelly Roll, And More!

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This year’s game spotlights artists like System of a Down, Killer Mike, Chevelle, Jelly Roll, and others as part of its lineup. To enhance your experience, iRacing has compiled a playlist featuring 25 out of the total 28 tracks, which you can find below. Notably, the songs Can’t Count Me Out by Mr. Phelps, Handle My Business by Lit Squad, and Run Quick and Function by The Proletariats are not included in this playlist.