Fans first encountered the Raccoon City Police Department (RPD) in Resident Evil 2, and were excited to revisit it in Resident Evil Requiem. Though the visit to the RPD is short in Requiem, dedicated players have loved exploring the ruined building. Recently, one player noticed a significant design flaw, which has sparked a lot of discussion and amusement among the online community.
As a longtime PlayStation fan, I’ve seen PS Plus go through its ups and downs, but it’s really found its footing now. It’s become a solid option for both PS5 and PS4 players. There’s a ton of stuff available, with different tiers to suit your needs, so I wanted to share what you should know about the service.
Well, I say, Enjin’s native token ENJ has been on a bit of a tear lately, hasn’t it? Up about 50% to $0.02866 in the last 24 hours, with daily trading volume surging to $88.6 million, according to the ever-reliable Coingecko. This little rally has hoisted the token’s market capitalization to a tidy $54.37 million, putting this old gaming and NFT token back on the radar of the trading chaps.
Secretlab updated its popular Titan series in 2022 with the Evo models. This made it easier to choose a chair, as the Titan series now offers different sizes and a variety of materials. The Titan Evo is Secretlab’s main chair because of its comfortable, ergonomic design that helps prevent pain during long gaming or work sessions.
Jujutsu Kaisen has quickly become one of the most popular manga and anime series in recent years. The anime adaptation has been incredibly successful, and it gained a large following before the most compelling parts of the original manga were animated. The series is known for its captivating villains, including the powerful Ryomen Sukuna, often referred to as the King of Curses.
Fantasy games are increasingly exploring darker themes. Games like Fable have become popular for letting players choose their own path – whether to be good or evil – and continue playing based on those choices. Meanwhile, hugely successful franchises like Dark Souls and Elden Ring immerse players in already bleak worlds filled with dangerous magic and creatures, challenging them to survive in harsh and unforgiving environments.
The overall Bitcoin supply situation supports this idea. Around 3 to 4 million of the roughly 19.7 million Bitcoin currently available are effectively lost forever – stuck in wallets people can’t access, due to lost passwords or other issues. When you also factor in the Bitcoin held by long-term investors who aren’t trading, less than half of all Bitcoin that will ever be created is actually available for buying and selling. This isn’t a short-term situation; it’s a lasting decrease in available supply that gets worse over time.
When No Man’s Sky first launched, it was a major disappointment for Hello Games. The game lacked many of the features that had been promised, leaving early players feeling let down. This could have meant the end for the game, but the developers spent the last ten years consistently releasing free updates. These updates added new content and features, dramatically changing how people view No Man’s Sky.
This ruling isn’t a decisive victory, for several reasons: this patent is being challenged in a different court than the main lawsuit, it’s just one of many patents involved, and Nintendo can still fight back, make changes, or appeal. However, the decision confirms what many legal professionals suspected – that the patent was approved too easily and without enough examination. While the outcome of the case is still uncertain, this development could change how the overall legal battle plays out.
Apparently, Iran has decided that if you can’t beat the sanctions, you might as well bitcoin them. According to the Financial Times, Tehran is demanding that shipping companies cough up the fee in digital assets, primarily bitcoin, because nothing says “hard-to-trace” like a cryptocurrency transaction. Hamid Hosseini, the spokesperson for Iran’s Oil, Gas, and Petrochemical Products Exporters’ Union, explained that the system is designed to slow traffic on Iran’s terms. Because, you know, nothing says “we’re in control” like making tankers pay in a currency that fluctuates more than my mood on a Monday.