For weeks, people have been talking about a possible PlayStation State of Play event in February. Now, reliable insider NateTheHate has confirmed that it is happening. While he didn’t share any specifics, fans are eager to find out what games and announcements will be included. It seems the rumors were accurate all along.
Netflix recently shared data on its most popular anime series. Their report, “What We Watched in the First & Second Half of 2025,” measured total viewing hours, allowing fans to see the top ten anime shows on the streaming platform for the entire year.
Talk of a remake for Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag started in 2023 when Kotaku reported that Ubisoft was beginning work on it. Since then, more and more signs have pointed to the project’s existence, though Ubisoft hasn’t officially confirmed it yet. The original game came out in October 2013 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, followed shortly after by releases on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. It was praised for combining the traditional Assassin’s Creed gameplay—like climbing and stealth—with exciting ship combat, making a remake one of the most eagerly awaited games from Ubisoft.
Warring States in Nioh 3 features 11 enemy bases to discover. Some of these bases are tied to the game’s main story and can only be cleared as part of specific quests.
CoinShares whispers that this deceleration might mean the panic is subsiding, which could imply the market is whetting its knives for a season of stability and a tepid bottom, like a tired traveler spotting a distant inn after a long, crooked road.
Hayes, a man known for his unshakable faith in Bitcoin, had seemingly lost his appetite for risk. His sudden divestment sent ripples of anxiety through the market, like a stone dropped into a stagnant pond. Was this a tactical retreat, or the desperate act of a man fleeing a burning house? The crypto community, ever prone to melodrama, was divided.
Let’s examine a few games that marked the end of their respective series. While it’s possible these endings weren’t negative, they’re significant enough to talk about.
Bleach was a groundbreaking anime, and while newer shows like Jujutsu Kaisen and Demon Slayer have improved animation and a faster pace, Bleach still stands out as a classic. It’s easy to point to five specific things – from its unique style to its memorable characters – that made Tite Kubo’s series so iconic, even when compared to both older and current popular anime.
Such a sum rarely finds its way to a stagnant pool where coins have lain dormant since the dawn of Bitcoin in 2010. One can only imagine the sender, perhaps in a moment of distraction, mistaking the legendary address for that of a long-lost relative or a particularly unresponsive online shop. Or was it a dramatic gesture, an audacious attempt to “burn” one’s coins like a modern-day digital pyromaniac?
What, pray tell, is on the docket? First, the delayed Employment Situation report, a document so eagerly anticipated that even the U.S. government’s brief hiatus could not stifle its eventual unveiling. Wednesday, they say, will bring the nonfarm payrolls report-a bellwether, if ever there was one. Seventy thousand jobs, they predict, sprouting like mushrooms after a rain, while the unemployment rate clings to its 4.4% perch with the tenacity of a barnacle.