Despite having sequels and even an anime series, the original *Gungrave* is often overlooked as one of the great third-person shooters on the PlayStation 2. Later games, including *Gungrave G.O.R.E*, didn’t live up to expectations and weren’t well-received by fans.
It’s been 13 years since the last *Ninja Gaiden* game, so fans are really excited about the new one. When Team NINJA and Platinum Games unexpectedly announced *Ninja Gaiden 4* in January, they also said players wouldn’t have to wait long to play it. With the release date now just a month away, the developers have shared some surprising new information about the action-packed game.
Okay, so you’re like me and totally want to make *Dying Light: The Beast* even better with some awesome mods? This list is going to be a lifesaver! It points you to the coolest ones out there on Nexus Mods and other sites. Just a heads-up – sometimes mods need a little tweaking to work perfectly, so definitely read the installation instructions for each one. And please, *please* back up your game files first, just in case something goes wrong. Trust me, you’ll thank yourself later!
Although all Sonic CrossWorlds Gadgets are useful and can work well with different ways of playing, the very best ones are consistently strong in any scenario.
The world of *One Piece* often focuses on both current and past generations of powerful characters, and with good reason. Legends like Roger and Xebec are still famous for their incredible strength and continue to inspire countless people. Meanwhile, characters like Luffy and Blackbeard are carrying on their legacies today, becoming formidable Emperors who threaten even the World Government.
At first, the Friendship feature in *Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds* isn’t available, but it eventually lets players personalize their vehicles and characters even further, allowing them to show off their fandom. This guide will explain how to unlock Friendship and what it adds to the game.
Released in June, *FBC: Firebreak* takes place in the same world as the game *Control*. While it quickly gained over a million players, it didn’t sell as well as Remedy had hoped. Critics had mixed feelings about the game; they appreciated the story and character classes, but found the gameplay repetitive, the single-player mode unbalanced, and the overall experience lacking in variety.
In a partnership as unexpected as a summer frost, SharpLink has joined hands with Superstate, a financial technology firm with a name that sounds like it belongs in a dystopian novel. Together, they plan to tokenize SharpLink’s Nasdaq-listed stock, SBET, through Superstate’s Open Bell platform. “A technological achievement?” mused co-CEO Joseph Chalom. “Nay, it is a manifesto, a declaration that the global capital markets are now a stage for the absurd!” 🎭
Solana’s futures’ open interest hits record 71.8 million SOL as the market leans bearish.
Crypto analyst Meliketrader has shared a chart on TradingView that’s about as grim as a rainy Tuesday afternoon. It shows the formation of a classic Head and Shoulders pattern on the Ethereum 4-hour chart. The left shoulder was visible back in August, with the head popping up just in time for a dramatic end-of-month entrance. The right shoulder made its appearance in mid-September, adding a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’ to the whole mess.
