Problems with Starlink began to surface on Thursday, July 24th around 3:00 pm EST, as reported by numerous users and verified by Downdetector. In response, Starlink’s official Twitter account acknowledged the issue, stating that an outage had been identified and was being investigated. The company did not specify a timeframe for resolving the problem, but promised to post updates on social media once the outage has been addressed.
In a series of tweets that would make any self-respecting social media platform proud, Block’s CEO, Owen Jennings, declared that sellers using Square can now receive the world’s favorite digital currency as payment. He even managed to sound excited about it:
As an observer, I find myself immersed in the Elbaf arc of One Piece, a prelude to what seems to be an impending great war, according to creator Oda. This current storyline, undeniably expansive, promises to grow even larger as it unfolds. However, it’s not the most extensive arc in the series thus far. Typically, One Piece’s narratives escalate in intensity as the story progresses, and the Final Saga is no exception.
This weekend, let’s explore five captivating open-world games that will keep you engrossed for the coming days. These games have either seen an increase in player numbers or have recently undergone significant updates to enhance gameplay. Most of the games on our list are single-player experiences where the expansive open world is the main attraction, but we’ve also included a few multiplayer titles if you fancy joining forces with a couple of friends. Here are five open-world games worth your time this weekend.
LEGO swiftly introduced the LEGO Arkham Asylum set, which is available exclusively for preorder on their official site. This impressive-looking set is intended for seasoned builders, making up a substantial construction project. Given its popularity, there’s a high likelihood that these preorders will sell out quickly, leaving those who miss the opportunity to find it backordered.
As a dedicated fan, it’s not surprising that generations 1 through 4 (or perhaps even 5) carry a strong sense of nostalgia now that the franchise is about to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Generation 2, in particular, introduced numerous captivating features that continue to resonate deeply with many fans.
For months, enthusiasts of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (Pocket edition) have been stockpiling Hourglass Packs, eyeing either a Gen 2 or Gen 3 set. However, they might be left feeling let down by how the Wisdom of Sea and Sky set handles the new Lugia Ex card.
This bold bitcoin-centric treasury firm, helmed by Michael Saylor—who probably dreams in blockchain at this point—decided to price its Series A Perpetual Stretch preferred shares (STRC) in New York, where everything important happens, apparently. The demand? Oh, just a tiny, insignificant little thing called “massive” interest from investors eager to dive headfirst into the cryptocurrency pool. This, as told by our anonymous source, who has the journalistic integrity of a squirrel on caffeine.
One significant approach that Pokemon Champions is taking to make competitive Pokemon more inclusive is by discarding Individual Values (IVs) altogether. The significance of this action lies in the fact that many casual Pokemon players may not be familiar with IVs, yet the move to exclude them carries substantial weight. For dedicated Pokemon enthusiasts who grasp the intricacies of the game, the decision by Pokemon Champions to eliminate IVs might seem like a departure from tradition. However, it’s crucial for its goals, as it paves the way for a more transparent battle system based on skills rather than obscure statistics.
One reason this trailer stands out uniquely is because the series has embraced a wide range of visual styles in recent installments. Compared to Battlefield 2042, which will soon be released, there’s a noticeable difference between this and what could be Battlefield 6. Battlefield 2042 showcases clean lines and semi-futuristic technology, a stark contrast to the eclectic design of Battlefield 5, which was set during World War II. While both games are visually appealing, some felt that there was a lack of visual flair in the previous two Battlefield games, suggesting that DICE’s Frostbite engine might have been lagging behind. However, with the unveiling of Battlefield 6, it seems that this is not the case, and the game appears poised to play one of its biggest visual cards in a long time.
In this collection, there are multiple versions of Spider-Man, including Peter Parker’s, allowing gamers to pick and choose which Spider-Man they want to play with in Magic: The Gathering. One such version is Spider-Man 2099, a character from the future, and by collecting more Spider-Man 2099 cards for Magic: The Gathering, players can build a powerful combo.