On September 12th, The Pokemon Company announced the Pokemon Legends: Z-A Mega Dimension DLC, well before the game’s release. The announcement showed off new Mega Evolutions for Raichu, and because the DLC and the game itself center around Mega Evolutions, players can expect even more to be revealed. Although rumors have been circulating, official details have been limited – but that’s about to change.
Japanese investment firm MetaPlanet, a name that strikes fear into the hearts of traditional bankers and excitement into the souls of crypto enthusiasts, has pulled off a financial feat worthy of a West End musical. On October 31st-the most auspicious date for anything-they announced a Y15.3 billion loan, using their BTC hoard as collateral. A masterstroke? Perhaps. A recipe for chaos? Possibly. But then again, who needs caution when you’re dealing in cryptocurrency? 💸
Pokémon Legends: Z-A launched on October 16th for both Nintendo Switch and the new Nintendo Switch 2. A key feature of the game is the return of Mega Pokémon, and it also introduces significant changes to how battles work.
The behemoth of Binance, with its omnipotent hand, extended its patronage to the obscure token Momentum (MMT), embedding it within the labyrinthine corridors of its platforms, from the Simple Earn to the treacherous waters of Futures trading. A mere announcement, yet it ignited a conflagration of speculation, propelling MMT to heights previously reserved for the most revered of cryptocurrencies.
So, Sports Interactive, the team behind the game, basically said it just wasn’t good enough for us, their players. They admitted it didn’t meet the quality we expect, and that’s why they pulled the plug on the whole thing. It was disappointing, but I get wanting to release something truly polished.
Despite a huge launch for Battlefield 6, many players have expressed frustration with certain aspects of the game. A key issue has been weapon bloom, and the developers at Battlefield Studios have been consistently tweaking it to improve gameplay. They’ve also recently implemented a significant update to the game’s challenges and assignments.
Insomniac Games first gained recognition for the popular Ratchet & Clank and Spyro the Dragon series. While a new Ratchet & Clank game came out in 2021, the studio has recently become known for developing Marvel games. They started with Marvel’s Spider-Man in 2018, followed by a spin-off featuring Miles Morales in 2020, and then a full sequel in 2023. Now, Insomniac is working on a new game starring Marvel’s Wolverine, which is currently scheduled for release in 2026 after being announced back in 2021.
The “Quantum Doom Clock” (because nothing says optimism like a countdown to financial apocalypse) bases this on “science.” It claims that in two years, four months, and two days, quantum processors will hit 1,673 logical qubits. That’s enough to turn Bitcoin’s encryption into the digital equivalent of a Post-it note sealed with a kiss. Elliptic curves? RSA? Just fancy math terms for “hope you like losing money.”
Look, we’ve been waiting for this moment – the potential retest of the big $500 mark – a level we haven’t seen in, oh, about 8 years. That’s right, folks, 8 long years. Who’s counting, right? Apparently, the market. It’s looking like ZEC might just do it. It’s got that look in its eye, like the underdog who finally got their act together and is ready to show up at the party.
Tom Lee, the Energizer Bunny of crypto hype, has been bullish since the dawn of time (or at least 2017). His latest? Bitcoin will hit $3 million because “it’s not gold.” Groundbreaking. 🧠💡
