Name That Game (March 31, 2026)

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Name That Game Easy (15s)Medium (10s)Hard (5s) — QUESTION 1/1 Results 0 — [ [1, “image”, “https://static0.gamerantimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/untitled-design-43.jpg”, “Which game is this?”, “Red Dead Redemption”, “Red Dead Redemption 2”, “Gun”, “Fallout: New Vegas”], [2, “image”, “https://static0.gamerantimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/gta-vice-city-official-steam-screenshot-3.jpg”, “Which game is this?”, “Grand Theft Auto: Vice City”, “Grand Theft Auto III”, “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas”, “Scarface: The … Read more

LEGO Fan Makes Their Own Project Hail Mary Set That’s Better Than the Official Release

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Based on Andy Weir’s 2021 novel (also the author of The Martian), Project Hail Mary is an action-packed science fiction story now available as a LEGO set. The set, part of LEGO’s collection for adult builders, includes a detailed model of the Hail Mary spaceship, a buildable figure of the alien companion Rocky, and Ryan Gosling’s first-ever LEGO minifigure. With 830 pieces, the official set retails for $99.99, but one fan took on the challenge of creating their own version.

You Won’t Believe How $100M is Buying American Minds in Midterms!

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Innovation Council Action (ICA)-the brainchild of former Trump aide Taylor Budowich-has launched a $100 million crusade that arrives just in time for the November 8 midterm dance. The plan is simple: hand cash to candidates preferring a light‑touch approach to technology oversight, while simultaneously planting a subtle hint in the minds of lawmakers that AI should be regulated, but only sparingly.

Steam Has 11 Big Games Releasing in April 2026

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While Crimson Desert is currently the most popular game on Steam, several new games coming in April could take the lead. Steam’s schedule for April 2026 is packed towards the end of the month, but Darwin’s Paradox and the full release of Temtem: Swarm will kick things off well. Gamers will need to wait a couple of weeks for the biggest wave of new releases to arrive.

Musk’s Anime Bitcoin Girl: Crypto’s Green Savior or Meme Overlord?

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Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin, that fickle deity of the crypto cult, remains stubbornly “in the green,” as the acolytes say. A mere mention from the centibillionaire’s lips, and the currency trembles with gratitude. How quaint, this dance of the wealthy and the desperate, where a single tweet can stir the hearts of millions like a factory whistle calling the workers to their stations.

The Perilous Plight of Bitcoin: A Tale of Market Misadventures Awaiting a Dramatic Turn

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The short-term chart, which may be likened to a hasty sketch drawn by a distracted artist, reveals not only that the price of $BTC has broken through the neckline of the head and shoulders pattern, but also that it has descended beneath the very bottom of the bear flag, thereby losing significant horizontal support in the process-an unfortunate trifecta of failures, if you will.

4 Dragon Ball Games That Tell The Story Better Than The Anime

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Some games cleverly rework familiar stories with better pacing, different viewpoints, and ways for players to get involved. By trimming unnecessary parts, showing events through multiple characters’ eyes, or letting players directly experience the action, these titles demonstrate that sometimes the best way to enjoy Dragon Ball isn’t just watching it – it’s actually being a part of the story.

Ex-Starcraft Devs Announce New Strategy Shooter Game Vaunted

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It’s been a while since fans last saw a new game in the popular StarCraft series. The last release, StarCraft: Remastered, came out in 2017 and paved the way for remakes of other classic Blizzard titles like Diablo 2 and Warcraft 3. Over the years, there have been many rumors about Blizzard revisiting StarCraft, including talk of StarCraft 3 and a cancelled first-person shooter called StarCraft: Ares. Now, a new studio formed by former StarCraft developers has officially announced their first project, Vaunted.

Crypto’s Billion-Dollar Battle: Will Coinbase Survive the CLARITY Act?

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According to the whispers from within Coinbase’s ivory towers, lawmakers have reached an agreement in principle-a phrase as hollow as a Soviet five-year plan. On March 20, they nodded in unison, and by March 24, a new compromise emerged, as if compromise were not the very currency of mediocrity. The proposal? To ban passive stablecoin yield, a move as subtle as a hammer blow, while allowing limited, activity-based rewards. A crumb thrown to the starving, perhaps, but a crumb nonetheless.