Let’s explore some remarkable open-world game series that have unfortunately faded into obscurity. These series are no longer being developed, either because the companies that made them have closed, the owners haven’t updated them in years, or there are no plans for future releases.
Fidelity’s FBTC led the exodus with $256.66 million in outflows-enough to buy a small island and name it after your ex. ARKB wasn’t far behind at $144.24 million, and BlackRock’s IBIT contributed $131.43 million, because nothing says “trust” like letting $130 million walk out the door mid-sentence. 🚪
Older Bitcoin whales, those grumpy, treasure-hoarding titans, have decided to liquidate their stashes like it’s a particularly unpopular birthday party. 🎉
Battlefield 6 started strong, with more players and a much better launch than the previous game. However, some players have been unhappy, particularly with how quickly they earn experience points. EA has been quick to address these concerns, even making changes to the game to speed up progression and unlock items faster. Despite these efforts, a new problem has emerged, causing frustration among players.
Shroomberries are a new item available in the Roots biome within the game PEAK. They’ll definitely appear on the map until November 17, 2025. You can easily spot them thanks to their bright colors, and they often grow in groups, allowing you to gather multiple berries at once.
Since its debut with Pokemon Red and Green in Japan in 1996, the Pokemon franchise has become a massive cultural phenomenon. Over almost three decades, it’s generated over $103 billion in revenue, as of 2024. The latest installments, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (released in 2022), have contributed an estimated $2.5 to $3 billion to that total by October 2025. These games follow a familiar Nintendo strategy: releasing two very similar versions, each with unique monsters.
You’ll notice a lot of games about World War 2 and the Medieval period here, as those eras have always fascinated me. These are the games I personally enjoy playing when I want to experience history, whether it’s something I’ve read about or seen in a film. I could list tons of games, but I’ve narrowed it down to the ones that really stand out and offer a captivating look at the past. Just a heads-up, I studied History in college, so I might get a little carried away with the details!
Following the huge success of Cities: Skylines, Cities: Skylines 2, released in 2023, faced high expectations. The game’s launch was difficult, and it currently has a “Mixed” rating on Steam, with many players pointing out missing features from the first game. Despite this rocky start, Cities: Skylines 2 still has a dedicated player community, and the developers at Colossal Order have been consistently working to improve the game with updates.
Many fans believe the popular fantasy series Lord of Mysteries could be a strong contender for Anime of the Year in 2026. It’s become the most widely watched Chinese anime, and excitement is building with the confirmed production of a second season, scheduled to be released in 2027.
Get ready for the next Team Rocket Takeover in Pokémon GO! See the updated Pokémon lineup and discover the best counters to Giovanni’s team, including the strong Shadow Tornadus Incarnate.
