September and October 2024 Will Be Big Months for Xbox 360, PS3 Fans

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Having lasted from the mid-2000s to the early 2010s, the seventh console generation was an exciting period in gaming history. This era marked the debut of the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii, three massively successful home consoles that all cultivated devoted fanbases. Each of these platforms had its own strengths and weaknesses, but they played major roles in gaming history for varying reasons. The Xbox 360 revolutionized online gaming and introduced features on consoles like achievements and digital distribution, while the PlayStation 3 featured Blu-ray capabilities and an extensive catalog of diverse exclusives. The Wii, on the other hand, popularized the concept of motion controls and introduced a new, more casual audience to the world of video games.

XRP $3 Billion Drop: What Happened With Volume?

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As a seasoned crypto investor with years of market fluctuations under my belt, I’ve learned to read between the lines when it comes to trading volume. The recent drop in XRP‘s trading volume from millions to hundreds of millions is indeed a cause for concern. It’s like watching a once-bustling dance floor emptying out one … Read more

Elden Ring: Where To Find All Evergaols & Best Evergaol Order

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In simple terms, Elden Ring is an expansive action role-playing game filled with hidden spots and treasures waiting to be discovered. Navigating through this vast world and deciding on your path can sometimes prove challenging, given the game’s immense environment along with its demanding combat and exploration challenges.

World of Goo 2: Juicer Level Guide

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In the journey of every fresh phase within the World of Goo 2, you’ll encounter novel hurdles to conquer and puzzles to solve. The difficulty will escalate as you progress, making it increasingly tough to accomplish a completionist run and overcome all the challenges in a single level.

Hollow Knight: Silksong Pulling an Avowed May Be Its Best Course of Action

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Despite Microsoft providing somewhat unclear explanations for the postponement, the new launch date for “Avowed” seems advantageous for the game. Instead of going head-to-head with a multitude of late-2024 releases such as “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6”, “Indiana Jones” from MachineGames, and the next installment of “Dragon Age”, “Avowed” will now be launched in an unusual February 2025. Although delayed release dates can be disappointing, especially when a game encounters a last-minute pushback, the final outcome usually favors both the game and its creators. This is why “Hollow Knight: Silksong” might want to emulate “Avowed’s” release strategy.

Australia’s ASX Faces Lawsuit Over ‘Misleading’ Blockchain Project Claims—Details

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As a seasoned researcher with years of experience navigating the complexities of financial markets and regulatory affairs, I find this development quite intriguing. The legal battle between ASIC and ASX Limited over the alleged misleading statements about their blockchain project serves as a stark reminder of the importance of transparency in the financial sector. As … Read more

Michael Saylor Reaffirms Bitcoin’s Role as Reserve Asset

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As a researcher with a keen interest in the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrencies, I find myself consistently impressed by the bold moves of industry leaders like Michael Saylor and Marathon Digital Holdings. Having followed MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin acquisition journey since its inception, it is fascinating to witness the strategic foresight demonstrated by these pioneers. Michael Saylor, … Read more

Valve Will Support Steam Deck Competitors in a Big Way

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Valve has announced plans to share its Linux-based operating system, SteamOS, with competing handheld devices such as the Asus ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion GO, similar to the Steam Deck. This optimized, console-like experience of SteamOS has been a key factor in the popularity of the Steam Deck, and now Valve is working to expand this software to its Windows-powered rivals too.