Uncharted 4 Was Almost Scrapped Because Naughty Dog Thought It ‘Sucked’

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It’s been a decade since the last Uncharted game came out, but there’s growing buzz about the future of the series. Naughty Dog is currently developing Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, and reports suggest they’re also working on a new Uncharted project. This could be a remake of the original game, a fifth installment, or even both. While these reports haven’t been officially confirmed, interest in the Uncharted series is definitely increasing, and we’re learning more about the existing games.

Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era – Nostagic First Impressions

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I was pretty happy with the game back in September, after trying an early demo, and honestly, not much has changed. The developers listened to feedback and fixed the main issues I had, like tiny text and unclear explanations for certain abilities. They also cleaned up a lot of the temporary, unfinished text that was visible.

Rare DBZ Interview Reveals Secret Frieza Detail Toriyama Hid For 26 Years

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I recently came across something really interesting – an old movie pamphlet from the Japanese release of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F. Apparently, it answers a question fans have had for years! The director, Tadayoshi Yamamuro, actually explained how Frieza’s body works with his armor way back then. A fan on Twitter, @Com_battler_KK, just shared a passage from it and asked everyone to help get the information out to international fans, and it’s fascinating to finally have this explanation.

Tron’s Bullish Bluff: Is Justin Sun Selling Snake Oil?

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So, the USDT supply on TRON just hit $86.7 billion? Mazel tov! On-chain logic says, “More stablecoins, more liquidity, more upside!” But here’s the schtick: TRON’s price is moving like a tortoise at a marathon. Buy volume? Rising. Network activity? Bubbling. But the price? It’s grinding like a bad accordion player. Not exactly a breakout, more like a breakdance with no rhythm.

DoorDash’s Wild Ride: Paying Workers with Stablecoins? You Bet!

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In case you missed it, DoorDash is all in on this blockchain adventure with Tempo, signaling that stablecoins are crashing the gig economy party in the U.S. According to Fortune (yes, the magazine you pretend to read), this partnership is part of Tempo’s shiny new consulting gig, which aims to help companies figure out how to use stablecoins without losing their minds-or their money.

After 4 Years, Boruto’s New Arc Shows Naruto Won’t Return In 2026

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Currently, Naruto Uzumaki is trapped in a special dimension called Daikokuten. This happened at the end of the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations manga when Kawaki sealed him away, believing it was the best course of action. Kawaki wanted to get rid of both the Otsutsuki clan and Boruto, and he thought sealing Naruto and Hinata was the only way. Importantly, time doesn’t pass inside Daikokuten, so Naruto hasn’t aged and remains as powerful as ever.

Troy Baker Could Be Moving From Acting to Game Development

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Troy Baker started his acting career in the mid-2000s by dubbing anime, including the character Gin in Case Closed. He also began working in video games around this time, with his first credited roles appearing in BloodRayne 2 (2004). Over the past two decades, Baker has become a highly respected actor in the gaming world, starring in popular titles like Batman: Arkham Origins, Resident Evil 6, Infamous Second Son, and The Last of Us. Recently, he received praise for playing the lead role in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.