While characters like Green Goblin and Doc Ock are famous, many other villains have also contributed to Spider-Man’s story. Because people often discover Spider-Man through movies or games, they might not realize that some villains don’t actually appear in the original comic books.
At the beginning of December, Skyrim was unexpectedly released on the Switch 2, giving Nintendo’s latest console its own version of the popular game, just like the original Switch. However, players quickly noticed the new version didn’t run as smoothly as the older Switch edition, even though the Switch 2 is more powerful. Bethesda responded quickly to the feedback, but it seems their recent update doesn’t fix one of the biggest problems with the game’s performance on the new console.
Thursday dawned bright with Bitwise Asset Management tossing Form S-1 into the U.S. SEC’s inbox, proposing the Bitwise Sui ETF-a product so audacious it claims to track the spot market price of SUI, as if the token isn’t already a circus act. 🎪
In the spirit of prudent speculation, BeInCrypto has scrutinized three altcoins that may just present intriguing prospects for investors willing to brave the unknown this weekend.
In a Friday X post-because what’s more fashionable than announcing your exit on a social media tantrum?-Lummis declared she’s calling it quits for the 2026 reelection. Elected for a six-year stint back in January 2021, she swiftly turned herself into the congresswoman of coins, aligning herself cheekily with Donald Trump’s crypto ambitions. Quite the remix, eh?
Arab Chain, a sage amongst crypto analysts, proclaims that Ethereum’s exchange supply ratio now languishes at a meager 0.137. This statistic, like a forgotten relic, harkens back to 2016-a time when “selfies” were still a novelty and memes were burgeoning. Such a low ratio suggests that only a pittance of ETH is poised for liquidation on those bustling exchanges, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the murky waters of market liquidity.
As the story progresses, we’re definitely seeing the most compelling and powerful characters emerge. It makes sense, considering Devil Fruits are the main source of power in this world, that some of the strongest ones have already been revealed. Over the past few years, the author has introduced some incredibly powerful abilities, and a lot of them have quickly become fan favorites.
Hack-and-slash games offer incredible variety, with titles ranging from futuristic worlds colliding with the present to reimagined historical conflicts. The genre is rapidly evolving thanks to new developers constantly introducing fresh ideas and gameplay. Whether you prefer fast-paced, replayable experiences or immersive, story-driven adventures, there’s a hack-and-slash game out there to suit your taste.
Originally released on mobile devices in 2013 as a follow-up to 2010’s Real Racing 2, Real Racing 3 received numerous updates over the years, adding more real-world tracks and officially licensed cars. Even after 12 years, it remains one of the top mobile racing games, delivering realistic online competition on a smaller screen. Players can race against up to seven opponents online, and the game has surpassed 200 million downloads. While its free-to-play system wasn’t without criticism, Real Racing 3 was largely successful.
As a huge Zelda fan, I’m used to getting a new game almost every year, whether it’s a big new adventure or a fun spin-off. 2025 was especially great – we got updated versions of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom for the Switch 2 this summer, and then Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment came out in November! Of course, waiting for a completely new, mainline Zelda game on a home console takes a bit longer. It’s usually about six years between each big release, like with Skyward Sword, Breath of the Wild, and Tears of the Kingdom.
