Trump’s Chaos & Bitcoin’s Meltdown: Stocks Still Rule!

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In less than a week, U.S. President Donald Trump captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, assumed control of the world’s largest oil reserves, and allegedly threatened to annex Denmark. That last allegation may just be partisan hyperbole, but nonetheless, Trump has undoubtedly shaken up the geopolitical landscape over the past four days. Yet despite the chaos, stocks remain near record highs, even after dipping today. Bitcoin, on the other hand, continues marching to the beat of its own drummer, inexplicably up one day and down the next. 🌀

Best Open-World Games With No Mandatory Build Optimization

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Open-world games can be very detailed, but not everyone wants that level of complexity. Are there any games where you can customize your character’s skills or gear without it being crucial to the experience? We’re looking at games with some character progression or equipment choices, so titles like Grand Theft Auto 5 – where customization isn’t a core feature – won’t be included.

Sword Art Online Director Says ‘Global Appeal Leads to Failure’ For Anime

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When asked about creating anime for an international audience, Itō explained that focusing too much on global appeal can actually backfire. He believes what Japanese creators think will resonate with a worldwide audience often doesn’t, and pointed out that America has very high standards for political correctness. He suggested they might find anime with content considered unusual in North America – like action scenes with revealing outfits – strangely appealing because Japan is one of the few places still making such content.

Say Goodbye To Solo Leveling Today

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It’s easy to see why Solo Leveling has become incredibly popular globally. Sung Jinwoo’s story is thrilling, and it’s gained a huge following worldwide. What fans love most is the series’ action-packed and fast-moving plot. Currently, fans are eagerly awaiting the anime adaptation, but with its release delayed, many are focusing on the manhwa instead.

Rumor: Blizzard May Reveal a StarCraft Shooter at BlizzCon 2026

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Blizzard Entertainment has a well-known history of struggling with spin-off shooter games based on the StarCraft universe. The first attempt, StarCraft: Ghost, was announced in 2002 and would have put players in the role of Nova, a Terran special operative, in a stealth-action game. After years of delays and setbacks, Blizzard put the project on hold, but didn’t officially cancel it until 2014. A second StarCraft shooter, internally known as ‘Ares,’ also faced cancellation in 2019. Reports suggest this was to free up developers to work on Overwatch 2 and Diablo 4. According to industry insider Jason Schreier, another reason for the cancellation of StarCraft: Ares was its gameplay being too similar to Battlefield, which Activision, Blizzard’s parent company, saw as competition to its Call of Duty franchise.