Halo: Campaign Evolved PS5 Version Has an Advantage Over Xbox

For over twenty years, Xbox and PlayStation have been rivals in the gaming console market, a competition that began when the first Xbox launched in 2001. The original Xbox found huge success with the popular first-person shooter Halo: Combat Evolved. So, gamers were surprised to learn in late October that Halo: Combat Evolved is coming to the PlayStation 5 – it will be the first Halo game ever released on a PlayStation console, and it’s launching at the same time as other new games.

Canada’s Stablecoin Rules Might Actually Make Sense (Or Not) 🥴

According to people who definitely know people, Bloomberg reports that government officials have been hobnobbing with regulators and industry insiders for weeks. One can only imagine these meetings involved polite sighs, excessive handshakes, and maybe a Tim Hortons coffee or twelve. The update could land on Nov. 4, when Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne unveils the budget, probably with a flourish and a polite apology for all the fine print.

Xbox Reportedly Has a Partner Preview Event Scheduled for November

Xbox is making headlines with updates about its upcoming consoles. The company has confirmed they’re working on the next generation of consoles after the Series X/S, and reports suggest popular games like God of War and Spider-Man (from Insomniac) will be available to play on them. A preview event for partners is now planned for next month.

Microsoft Addresses Halo’s Future

Halo is widely considered the most recognizable series for Xbox. Since the release of Halo: Combat Evolved with the original Xbox in 2001, most fans couldn’t imagine the games ever appearing on PlayStation. But with the recent announcement of Halo: Campaign Evolved coming to Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC, that may be about to change.

Bitcoin’s $921M Comeback: The Great Crypto Gold Rush Rides Again 💰🔥

The world of digital coins – that strange, shimmering mirage of hope and hype – saw its river of money swell again last week. $921 million flowed into crypto ETPs like thirsty farmers watching rain finally hit their parched land. And all because folks started whispering that maybe, just maybe, the mighty Fed might cut rates. Hope – that old trickster – is back in town. 💸