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Ripple’s beloved cross-border token has taken a bit of a tumble, dropping over 5% in the past week and chilling at around $2.85 (thanks, CoinGecko!). That’s a hefty 22% dip from its mid-July high of approximately $3.65. Ouch.
In “The Beast,” Dying Light is set to stir our inner wildness, a sequel to Dying Light 2 that welcomes back main character Kyle Crane. The creators at Techland have poured considerable effort into the third installment, even delaying their horror project for its completion. “The Beast” continues the series’ signature blend of parkour and inflicting punishment, keeping with tradition.
In a move that screams “we’ve been reading too much sci-fi,” Pi News Media announced via X (formerly Twitter) that PiOnline has officially gone live on the Pi browser. Picture this: you’re floating through space on something called the “Genesis Farm,” where you can cultivate land, grow crops, and harvest returns that may or may not exist outside your imagination. Sounds thrilling, right? Right?! 🌱🚀
Seems like Bitcoin (BTC) took a little tumble, down by 0.54% in the past 24 hours. Not exactly a joyride, but hey, at least it’s not a free fall, right? 🏎️💥
007 First Light unveiled its first gameplay during the State of Play event yesterday, also announcing its release date. Ever since, gamers have been forming their own opinions about the game, and the developers themselves have clarified that it’s not a re-skin of Hitman. Now, fresh details are emerging on how Daniel Craig’s likeness was incorporated in the pitch for 007 First Light.
For years, idealistic dreamers (and maybe a few delusional ones) have tried to build communities where blockchain isn’t just a buzzword but the entire foundation. Some wanted to use it for land registries; others aimed for full-blown crypto-powered metropolises. Spoiler: they didn’t all get their happy ending. 😬
Enthusiasts of the acclaimed manga “Jujutsu Kaisen” are thrilled to hear that its creator, Gege Akutami, is back with a new series. What makes this even more exhilarating is that this new work is actually a sequel to Jujutsu Kaisen, taking place in the same world, 68 years following the events of Shinjuku Showdown’s conclusion. Gege Akutami is penning the series, and it goes by the title Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo Sequel.
Within the Hospital, to your right, you’ll discover a tranquil sanctuary, often referred to as the Chapel room. Here, you can locate the standard healing station and workstation. However, what might perplex many players is the unusual altar in this room, along with the mystery surrounding how to interact with it and open the door situated next to it. To help you navigate through this conundrum in ‘Cronos: The New Dawn’, here’s a guide to solving the puzzle.
2024 Tokyo Game Show saw Square Enix exhibiting games such as “Visions of Mana”, “Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster”, and “PowerWash Simulator”. Additionally, they gave enthusiasts a chance to play popular titles from the “Dragon Quest” series hands-on. The upcoming lineup seems promising, especially with some of Square Enix’s most awaited games offering free playable demos.
