According to this proposal, Arbitrum is like the cool kid in school who’s got Ronin’s back. With their web3 gaming venture arm, they’re not just a technical partner-they’re like the wingman Ronin never knew it needed. 🎮👯♂️
LEGO has recently unveiled several new games coming up, with LEGO Party being one of the highlights set for release in September and potentially rivaling Mario Party. Another game, LEGO Voyagers, is due out soon as well. Notably, today’s announcement of the LEGO Batman game suggests it will follow a similar style to that of the LEGO Star Wars: Skywalker Saga, supporting earlier rumors about its development.
CrossWorlds, while the speedy Sonic will join the cast in Pac-Man World 2: Re-Pac.
Yes, while the rest of us are desperately Googling “charcuterie board for one” and wondering if prosecco counts as a food group, VanEck’s number-crunchers Mathew Sigel & Nathan Frankovitz (names that sound so posh my spell-check just offered me “trigonometry” for “Sigel”) dropped a ChainCheck report like it’s a limited-edition drop of glitter croissants. The verdict? Bitcoin still has legs-possibly long ones, wearing blockchain kitten-heels. 💃🏽
It appears August is shaping up to be an exciting month for Lords of the Fallen enthusiasts, as CI Games has been consistently unveiling new updates. To kick off the month, the game experienced a permanent price reduction (over 50% on consoles) across all platforms. Not long after, it was confirmed that Lords of the Fallen 2 is in development, and now we’ve got official confirmation of its reveal.
A cryptic chart, unveiled by the enigmatic analyst Steph, reveals the intricate dance of Stellar’s price cycles over the years. This chart, a tapestry of consolidation and rally phases, suggests that XLM, after a prolonged period of patient accumulation, is on the cusp of a breakout that could rival the grandeur of a fireworks display on New Year’s Eve. Or, more likely, a modest sparkler at a children’s party. Nevertheless, the structure of these cycles hints at a future where XLM might soar to new heights, much to the delight of those who have held steadfast through the doldrums.
But the plot thickens! Just as the story of Isaac’s alleged misdeeds unfolds, ALT5 Sigma has sealed a deal worth a staggering $1.5 billion with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a company backed by the formidable figure of President Donald Trump. Coinpedia, ever vigilant, reports that ALT5 Sigma now holds a significant 7.5 percent of WLFI’s total supply. A veritable treasure trove, one might say. 💰💎
Solana (SOL), a cryptocurrency that has weathered storms and blizzards with the resilience of a Siberian wolf, received a significant boost to its liquidity and interoperability. On Tuesday, August 19, DEX aggregator 1inch (1INCH) integrated Solana cross-chain swaps with its platform. Users can now swap assets on Solana with those on 12 EVM networks, without the need to rely on cross-chain bridges, a development as refreshing as a cold vodka on a hot summer day. 🥃🌞
On September 25th, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is set to debut, creating quite a stir with its collaborations, such as SpongeBob Squarepants, and subtle nods to Mario Kart.
As a die-hard fan of BioShock for over a decade now, I’ve been eagerly anticipating the next installment in this thought-provoking first-person shooter series. Originally hailed as the premier jewel of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 era, a lot has changed since the release of BioShock Infinite back in 2013. The franchise’s original developer, Irrational Games, has been reduced to Ghost Story Games, while the reins were later handed over to a brand-new studio, Cloud Chamber, established in 2019 and helmed by former Firaxis Games producer Kelley Gilmore. However, following years of quiet from Cloud Chamber, rumors are swirling about significant changes within the studio, including Gilmore’s departure, which might have caused some substantial delays in the development of BioShock 4.