Once Celeste gives you the quest, load into the Buried City map. You can use a Free Loadout, but it will significantly extend the quest’s duration. This is because the quest requires five Wires and two Batteries, which you should have already collected if you’ve progressed through the game. Simply add them to your inventory before starting a round.
The current flashback arc in One Piece, which includes events from God Valley, has been a fantastic addition to the story. Fans have been anticipating the God Valley Incident for about six years, ever since Eiichiro Oda first hinted at it. This part of the manga isn’t just packed with action; it’s also expanding the series’ history and mythology. Oda has revealed significant details about the Void Century through characters like Rocks D. Xebec and Imu, including information about the former World King, Davy D. Jones.
In 2022, Illumination and Universal Pictures released The Super Mario Bros. Movie, a huge success that became the highest-grossing film ever based on a video game. A sequel was quickly approved, and recently announced as The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. While details about the story were scarce beyond its connection to the Super Mario Galaxy game, some new information has surprisingly emerged – from the packaging of slice-and-bake cookies!
To begin the “Straight Record” quest in ARC Raiders, head to Victory Ridge. It’s found on the Dam Battlegrounds map, between the West Broken Bridge and Ruby Residence. Unlike other locations, Victory Ridge isn’t labeled on the map, so use the image above as a guide to find it.
The Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo arc is moving very quickly, and fans are loving how the story is developing with each new chapter. So far, it’s been a thrilling addition to the series, expanding on the established lore and showcasing the author’s impressive world-building skills. The arc also delivers the exciting fights fans expect from Gege Akutami’s work. One thing fans have been anticipating is major character deaths, as Akutami is known for writing darker stories with significant losses.
Look, I’ve been thinking about it, and taking the player-versus-player (PvP) action out of Arc Raiders just wouldn’t feel right. A mode where you only fight the environment sounds good at first, and honestly, it’d probably be a blast for a while. But it’d be missing something key to what makes Arc Raiders what it is. And believe me, that’s saying something, because I usually hate PvP – but even I can see how important it is for this game.
Shigeru Miyamoto, the creator of Mario, recently spoke with Casa Brutus magazine about his current role in the franchise. He explained that over time, his role has evolved, and he now works with a team who help maintain the Mario universe. This allows him to be less directly involved in day-to-day game development, though he remains deeply invested in the series’ direction and still contributes directly to its creation. He emphasized that he’s far from detached from the process.
That was a successful game release, but not all launches go smoothly. Developers often need time and effort to polish their games and reach their full potential. Currently, the game MindsEye, planned for release in 2025, still needs improvements. Hopefully, it will eventually experience a turnaround, similar to other games that started poorly but became quite popular.
A game’s Early Access phase is like a first impression – it shows players what the developers are aiming for, asks for their thoughts, and gives a sense of what the final game will be like. However, it can also create high expectations, particularly for games with enthusiastic fans closely following its development. Paralives is one such game, and the developers recently released a video to clearly explain what players can anticipate (and what they shouldn’t) when the game initially launches, continuing their commitment to open communication.
Most managers are treading water, though. Over half keep their crypto stakes so small, it’s like putting a single M&M in a suitcase of gold bars. On average, funds are committing 7% to crypto-related investments. But hey, 7% is a very generous tip at a Bitcoin buffet. And 71% plan to up their game next year-because nothing says “risk management” like doubling down on an asset that can evaporate faster than your patience during a Zoom call.