Crypto’s Wild Ride: $3T Stampede on CME – Bulls or Just Bull?

The institutions, those paragons of prudence, have finally dipped their quills into the crypto inkwell. By year’s end, their presence in regulated crypto derivatives was as unmistakable as a bear in a china shop. CME Group’s report on January 27, 2026, painted a picture of record-breaking activity in the fourth quarter. Volumes swelled, open interest ballooned, and product usage soared-a veritable feast for the financially famished.

New PS5 Console Exclusive Game is Getting Great Reviews

From the creators of games like Furi, Haven, and Squids Odyssey, comes Cairn, a new survival climbing game. Players must carefully plan their routes and manage resources as they ascend the challenging and beautiful Mount Kami. Cairn launched on PlayStation Store and Steam this Thursday, January 29th, just over a year and a half after it was first revealed at Day of the Devs 2024.

Games That Are Perfect and Timeless

I don’t think any game is completely flawless, but there are a few that come pretty darn close. What’s amazing is that even the older ones – some are over 30 years old! – still hold up today. They’re just as fun and exciting now as they were when they first came out. I honestly think these games will always be relevant, no matter how much technology advances.

This 2026 Steam Free Game Is Perfect For Bloodborne, Elden Ring Fans

The Steam page for Phyllosoma explains what players can expect, but those familiar with Soulslike games will likely recognize the overall structure. It might not fully satisfy everyone, but if you’re a big fan of the genre and looking for a new challenge, it could definitely be appealing.

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Forgotten First-Person Shooters on the GameCube

The GameCube didn’t have a ton of first-person shooter games, but Nintendo did make an effort to appeal to FPS fans. While many remember titles like Killer7, 007: Nightfire, and TimeSplitters, there were a few other FPS games released for the system that have faded from memory.

10 Unforgivable Movie Mistakes HBO’s Harry Potter Remake Can Finally Fix

As a huge Harry Potter fan, I always felt the movies, while enjoyable, were a little… rushed. They had to cut so much from the books, and it sometimes really changed why characters did things, or just completely left out important scenes. Things like Hermione’s fight for house-elf rights, Ron dealing with his insecurities, and even understanding the full story behind the Marauder’s Map all felt shortchanged. That’s why I’m so excited about the HBO series – it feels like they finally have the time to fill in those gaps and give us the story we deserved. Here’s a breakdown of what the movies missed and how the new series is getting it right.