Twitter is Down Right Now

I noticed Twitter was down this morning around 7:22 am Central Time when I checked Downdetector and saw a huge surge in people reporting problems. Normally, there are only about 15 reports, but it jumped to over 42,000 in just fifteen minutes! As of right now, there’s no word on when it will be back up, but I’m keeping an eye on things and will update this as soon as Twitter is working again.

How to Get the Shotgun and M21 Shotgun in Resident Evil 7

Okay, so you’re trying to survive against the Molded in Resident Evil 7? I got you! This guide breaks down exactly how to find both the regular Shotgun and the powerful M21 Shotgun. Just a heads-up though – you won’t be able to get your hands on the M21 until you’re further into the game, specifically when you’re searching for the Red and Blue Keycards.

PS6 May Not Release Until 2029

Sony hasn’t officially announced much about the PlayStation 6, but Mark Cerny, a key architect at Sony, suggested it might come out “in a few years” late last year. This led many to believe a late 2028 release was likely. However, recent increases in the cost of RAM are now causing delays and impacting the development of the new console.

Sega Console Designer and Former President Hideki Sato Has Died

Sega was a major force in the video game industry during the 1980s and 90s. While they initially found success with arcade games, their first home consoles had trouble competing. That all changed in 1991 with the release of Sonic the Hedgehog, which helped establish the Sega Genesis as a legendary console and secured Sega’s future. Even after becoming a software developer instead of a console maker, Sega’s most popular games have continued to thrive on other platforms.

Best Steam Games That Are Free

Free-to-play games come in a huge variety, from competitive player-versus-player battles to calm, story-driven experiences. What they all share is that they’re always free to play, no matter how much time you spend on them. This is great because it levels the playing field – no one can buy an advantage – and lets you focus on enjoying the game and its story.

XRP’s Leap: A Tale of ETFs, Cold Storage, and Garlinghouse’s Gambit

Now, our dear CryptoWendyO, the Sherlock Holmes of the blockchain, has been poking her nose into this business. She notes that XRP, after a spot of bother around $1.12, shot up to a jolly $1.67 before settling back. And what’s more, coins were scurrying off Binance like rabbits from a foxhound, a clear sign, she says, of accumulation. Investors, it seems, are tucking XRP into cold storage faster than Jeeves packs away my evening wear.