Ah, Bitcoin, that tempestuous darling of the financial world, is currently in a bit of a tizzy. The Fear and Greed Index has dropped to a three-year low, leaving investors clutching their pearls and reassessing their portfolios. 🧐 Timothy Peterson, that clever chap, suggests more losses are on the horizon. How dreadfully exciting! 🌪️
Teresa Goody Guillen, that indefatigable defender of Zhao’s honor, confronted Anthony Pompliano on the Pomp Podcast with the gravitas of a prophetess summoning fire from heaven. Her verdict? A masterstroke of sarcasm: “Impossible. It could never happen.” As if the blockchain itself, that immutable ledger of hubris and hope, had deigned to whisper its verdict through her lips. 🧾
Shortly after starting Where Winds Meet, you can discover a hidden area with extra treasure. Besides coins and crafting materials, you’ll also encounter enemies that are easy to defeat, helping you gain experience quickly. Completing this area involves finding a stone tablet that instructs you to bow. However, depending on your game settings, the game might not tell you where or how to perform the bow.
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium updates are always a mixed bag for players. While new games are added with each update, some older titles are removed to make room.
And what’s the cherry on top? Oh, just a cool $1 billion worth of BTC hitting exchanges in the last 72 hours. 🤑 Yeah, you read that right. Investors are dumping their coins like they’re hot potatoes. Or maybe they’re just really into Black Friday sales already? 🤔
For over 28 years, One Piece has given fans a huge cast of amazing fighters. Eiichiro Oda’s story features many powerful groups competing for control of the seas, like the Yonko, the Marines, the former Shichibukai, and the Revolutionaries, to name just a few.
Last week was awesome on the Epic Games Store – we got three free games, and two of them were exactly the kind of stuff everyone’s playing right now. This week, it’s just one freebie on November 20th, but honestly, it’s a nice little treat to hold us over until a huge game drops in early 2026!
Despite this, there’s still a lot of room for innovation, as truly free-form flight isn’t common in games even now. Luckily, we’re starting to see more major, high-budget games incorporate flying into their gameplay, and several exciting titles are promising impressive aerial experiences. Here’s a look at some of the most anticipated upcoming games that are highlighting flight as a key feature.
Teenage Astronauts’ debut game, Little Rocket Lab, is a relaxing blend of RPG and factory-building. You play as Morgan, a young engineer who’s rebuilding her childhood home into a rocket-building factory. It’s a big task, so she starts small, creating a complete system for gathering materials before she can even begin working on the rocket itself. This means exploring the world, collecting resources, and carefully planning how to expand her factory. The game takes place in a charming village filled with friendly characters that Morgan can get to know and assist.
The team behind Resident Evil has really focused on making the games scary again, listening to what fans liked and didn’t like in past installments – some previous games were criticized for being too action-focused. Capcom has shared that they had many ideas to ramp up the horror in Resident Evil Requiem, and while not all of them made it into the final game, players have already seen some examples, like the terrifying new monster Grace Ashcroft has to evade. There are likely even more surprises waiting for players to discover as they play.