This game was groundbreaking for its time, significantly advancing the JRPG genre. This was particularly true for Western players, as translated versions weren’t common, and playing the original Japanese game meant needing a special, modified console.
Anime features shapeshifters who are powerful for different reasons. Some are dangerous because they trick people by disguising themselves, while others are already strong fighters and shapeshifting just adds to their abilities. A few of these shapeshifters are considered the most powerful in anime, using their disguises for surprise attacks or combining shapeshifting with powerful fighting skills and magic.
For years, fans have speculated about a possible remake of Ocarina of Time. The latest buzz comes from a large Nintendo leak shared by Nate the Hate, which details plans for the Switch 2 potentially launching in 2026. The leak also suggests a new 3D Mario game could arrive in 2027. However, the most exciting news for many is the mention of a complete remake of Ocarina of Time, slated for release during the 2026 holiday season. This wouldn’t just be an updated version of the original, but a full rebuild of the game intended to be Nintendo’s major holiday title. Previous Zelda remasters, like Skyward Sword HD and Tears of the Kingdom, have been accompanied by special accessories and consoles, and another recent leak indicates the Ocarina of Time remake could follow suit.
While One Piece boasts impressive world-building, captivating island locations, and intriguing political storylines, the true key to its popularity lies with the Straw Hat crew. Characters like Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Nami, Robin, Chopper, Franky, Brook, Usopp, and Jinbe have become beloved icons, and their strong bonds with each other are at the core of the series’ appeal. Let’s take a closer look at each of these characters, including their age, height, and birthday.
The event kicks off at 10:30 AM Eastern and will be streamed live on the Fed’s YouTube channel because apparently, pyramid schemes are too low‑tech for the Fed. No scripts, just a candid exchange-though traders are already downloading the audio at 3 AM the next day for signs of a rate shift, because if oil is at $114, the world is a lot more unpredictable than a sitcom that never ends.
Welcome to the cosmic circus that is the CoinDesk Indices, where we present our daily market update, featuring the dazzling performance of the crypto world’s glamorous leaders and woeful laggards-like a financial talent show with dubious judges.
Whale Alert (the crypto paparazzi) caught some anonymous wallet transferring 37.25 million XRP to Coinbase. That’s $54 million, folks. Probably just someone trying to cash in before Ripple’s escrow unlock on April 1. Or maybe they’re stocking up for a crypto-themed yacht party. Who knows?
Since its release, players of Pokemon Pokopia have been building amazing creations, going far beyond the simple starter homes the game provides. They’re using the game’s unique abilities – like swimming, flying, and even melting – to explore and build in surprising locations. Some players are even finding clever ways to get around the map without relying on Pokemon moves; one resourceful gamer, for example, built an entire underwater tunnel.
Midas has raised $50 million in a Series A round to expand its push into onchain investment infrastructure. The round was led by RRE and Creandum, with backing from a mix of crypto-native firms and traditional financial investors, including Coinbase Ventures and Franklin Templeton.
