As a huge One Piece fan, I’m absolutely fascinated by the God Valley Incident! It’s considered one of the most pivotal events in the entire series’ history. It happened 38 years before everything we’re currently seeing, and it involved some seriously legendary figures. Eiichiro Oda has hinted at it for ages, but he’s been keeping a lot of the details under wraps – which, honestly, just makes it even more exciting!
Similar to how Resident Evil 7 revitalized its series in 2017, Silent Hill f has the potential to do the same for Silent Hill. While Resident Evil‘s difficulties weren’t as long-lasting as Silent Hill‘s, it was definitely heading towards being forgotten after Resident Evil 6, which many fans felt strayed too far from what made the series special. Whether RE6 is actually a “good” game isn’t important-the key is that it didn’t have the same creative spark or lasting effect as earlier titles like RE5. Resident Evil 7 successfully brought a fresh, exciting energy back to the franchise, and Silent Hill f has achieved that same kind of turnaround.
Jujutsu Kaisen fans are really enjoying the new sequel manga, Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, and the fifth chapter will be released later this week. Chapter 5 of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo is expected to finally show a major fight. So far, Jujutsu Kaisen has done a great job of developing the world of JJK, setting things 68 years into the future. A significant threat has also been established in Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo, and now fans are eager to see some intense action in JJK Modulo Chapter 5.
After selling over a million copies in just three days after its 1.0 release, Hades was clearly a major commercial win for Supergiant Games. However, it didn’t actually reach as large an audience as one might expect. When the game initially launched in early access on Steam – following a year as an exclusive on the Epic Games Store – it only peaked at around 6,000 concurrent players. While this wasn’t entirely unexpected, given that Hades wasn’t widely known at the time, its full release didn’t perform much better on Valve’s platform. SteamDB data shows that Hades reached only 37,000 concurrent players in the days following its 1.0 launch – a small fraction of the number of Steam users that Hades 2 attracted when it was released.
In the brief flickerings of time, specifically upon the 15-minute stage, the action of WIF has been a veritable tempest of sharp oscillations. The token ventured toward the $0.705-$0.710 sanctuary, only to spring forth like a startled hare toward the $0.729 pinnacle. This intraday resurgence whispers that buyers are, indeed, gallantly charging in near the local lows, thwarting any deeper abyss into which they might plunge.
Chainlink’s “Chainlink Runtime Environment” (aka CRE) is now playing nice with Swift’s messaging. Basically, banks can now use their ancient, dusty infrastructure to talk to blockchains. It’s like giving your grandma a smartphone but telling her it’s “just like the rotary phone.” 📱🚀
Mert of Helius, that prophet of blockchain’s end-times, declared, “The stablecoin wars on Solana are about to heat up.” Ah, yes, because nothing says “peaceful coexistence” like issuers hoarding yield like Scrooge McDuck in a liquidity pool. But fear not! Mert promises the dawn of a new age where users, not backroom deal-makers, will feast. Or so he says… 🤷♂️
Boruto: Two Blue Vortex is letting Boruto Uzumaki recover after his tough fight with Jura in the Land of the Wind. I can tell he’s still not quite strong enough to beat the main villain, but we all know he’s going to get there. After all, he *is* Naruto’s son, and he’s shown he has incredible potential in Boruto. He’s definitely one of the most powerful characters with a lot of room to grow.
The release of Deluxe Pack ex late next month will be a big celebration of Pokemon TCG Pocket‘s first anniversary. This set includes many reprints of beloved cards, and every four-card pack guarantees at least one card with a “four-diamond rarity” or higher. Deluxe Pack ex will also showcase fresh artwork for a variety of older TCG Pocket cards, along with beautiful new “parallel foil” versions of those same cards. Pokemon TCG Pocket is now sharing more details with fans about these upcoming reprints for the mobile game.
As the launch of the Switch 2 approached, excitement among gamers remained incredibly high, with many fans wanting to be among the first to own Nintendo’s latest hybrid console. Even though it came with a significant price and didn’t have many Nintendo-made games available right away, the Nintendo Switch 2 has sold remarkably well. It’s already surpassed 2 million units sold in Japan and over 6 million worldwide this month. Players generally have a favorable opinion of the console, and it’s continuing to sell quickly, with several major games still planned for release in the rest of 2025.
