Xbox Game Pass Adds AAA Horror Game with ‘Very Positive’ Reviews

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Resident Evil 7 was a fresh start for the series after the disappointing response to Resident Evil 6 in 2012. Released in January 2017 for PC and consoles as Biohazard, the game received mostly positive reviews, earning an 86 out of 100 on OpenCritic based on 175 reviews, with 91% of critics recommending it. Players also loved it, giving it a 4.6-star rating on the Xbox Store and a 93.94% positive rating on Steam as of late March 2026. This strong reception from both critics and fans has established Biohazard as one of the best Resident Evil games ever made.

Oh! The Fickle Fate of Crypto: Volatility’s Dance and Hedging’s Romance

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On Tuesday last, the crypto market presented a most dramatic display of volatility, with bitcoin ascending to $68,300 shortly after midnight UTC, only to descend with equal haste to $66,500. The initial surge, I am told, was prompted by reports of Mr. Trump’s willingness to end the war in Iran, sans the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Alas, such optimism was short-lived, as Israeli officials declared their readiness to persist in their endeavors for weeks to come.

Pokopia Player Builds Perfect Replica of Ash Ketchum’s House

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Pokemon Pokopia is filled with references to the original Pokemon games, like a deserted Team Rocket hideout and pieces of the S.S. Anne. Many of Ditto’s costumes and hairstyles also cleverly resemble characters like Ethan, Leaf, and Red. However, one well-known Pokemon hero absent from Pokopia is Ash Ketchum. Despite being originally from the animated series, Ash remains a popular character with players. One dedicated Pokopia fan showed their appreciation for Ash by rebuilding his house within the game.

Ethereum’s Wild Ride: Bitmine’s ETH Hoard Hits 4.7M – Moon or Bust?

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Tom Lee’s Bitmine, a name now synonymous with Ethereum gluttony, has been on a buying spree that would make a Black Friday shopper blush. Their latest acquisition brings their total ETH holdings to a mind-boggling 4.73 million, a chunk so large it represents nearly 3.92% of all Ethereum in existence. That’s enough to make even the most seasoned crypto whale feel like a minnow.

Crypto Chaos: Bans, Oil Contracts, and Billion-Dollar Shenanigans

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On 31 March, the US District Court for the Southern District of New York etched its decree against Peken Global Limited-the wily operator of KuCoin-finalizing a saga that had more twists than a Dostoevskian plot. The court permanently forbids Peken Global from allowing US customers access, unless they first bow before the altar of CFTC registration.

VDOR Soars 130% in a Week as Oil Crisis Narrative Grips Crypto

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Ah, VDOR. That deliciously obscure memecoin that has set Solana’s blockchain aflame, surging more than 130% in the past week. A mere seven days ago, it languished at a humble $0.0067. By March 31, 2026, it had danced up to $0.0169, proving once again that cryptocurrency is nothing if not a surreal carnival ride. And let’s not even talk about the sheer volume of people who probably just Googled “oil-backed crypto” for the first time last week.

Crimson Desert Releases Emergency Patch Following Update 1.01.00

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The launch of the game wasn’t without problems. Players quickly reported bugs, awkward controls, and a disappointing story. The developers, Pearl Abyss, have been responding with frequent updates. A recent patch, 1.01.00 for Crimson Desert, improved controls, reduced loading times, added new mounts, and fixed many issues. While players generally liked these improvements, some soon experienced performance problems. The developers reacted quickly and released an emergency patch to fix them.

Bitcoin’s First Dance with Chaos: Will It Waltz or Stumble?

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GugaOnChain, that modern-day oracle, has cast its gaze upon the chaos and declared: the Strait of Hormuz is a noose tightening around the neck of global oil, Brent crude has climbed past $100 like a thief in the night, and 30% of the world’s black gold is now a hostage to fortune. The last time the energy gods sneezed, the financial markets caught pneumonia. But Bitcoin, ah, Bitcoin is no mere mortal asset. It laughs at blockades, spits in the face of embargoes, and dances on the grave of geographical constraints. A distributed network, they call it-a phoenix rising from the ashes of politicized logistics.