In a recent proclamation, our noble ex-CEO passionately argued that these dastardly attacks are but mere trifles, easily vanquished with splendid wallet-level fortifications! Oh, the audacity of it all! 🏰
The game features a variety of quests, from short, delightful experiences to long, multi-stage adventures that can take hours to complete. What’s impressive is how these quests feel just as significant as the main story, drawing players into compelling storylines and making them care about characters they weren’t initially invested in. This wealth of interesting quests makes the game world feel vibrant and encourages players to explore every nook and cranny, eager to discover the hidden adventures that await.
Bitcoin’s looking a bit…beige, shall we say? Stuck in a trading range while gold’s off galavanting to new highs. Traders are doing that thing where they disappear for mince pies and family arguments. This means liquidity is down, which is just perfect for some, shall we say, “interesting” price action. 😬
While some analysts cling to the quaint notion that this dwindling engagement heralds the classic signal of a market nadir, others posit that we are witnessing a far more profound cultural metamorphosis. It seems our dear investors have collectively decided to take their fancy elsewhere-who can blame them?
Researchers have devised a new quantum money protocol that dramatically reduces the quantum resources needed for secure, publicly verifiable transactions.
In ARC Raiders, getting around effectively involves two main areas: fighting and exploring. Certain skills are more useful for navigating the map, especially when dealing with heights, while others give you a big advantage in combat with just a few extra button presses. No matter your skill level – whether you’re a new player or a veteran – mastering these movement techniques is crucial for success. They can dramatically improve your performance, even after many hours of gameplay.
Okay, so Silksong finally dropped after all those years of waiting, and honestly, it’s been amazing! I’ve been totally hooked, and it looks like millions of others are too – over 7 million copies sold, plus tons of us are playing it through Game Pass. It even got nominated for Game of the Year at The Game Awards, which is huge! It didn’t win – Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 took that one – but Silksong is definitely one of the biggest games of the year. Now that so many of us are exploring Pharloom with Hornet, some seriously crazy challenges are popping up online, which is awesome to watch!
In Pokemon Legends: Z-A, players can encounter Pokemon originally from Pokemon X and Y, like the first three starter Pokemon: Chespin, Fennekin, and Froakie. The Mega Dimension DLC adds even more Pokemon to the mix, including different regional forms of Pokemon like Meowth, Slowpoke, and Mr. Mime. With a total of 364 catchable Pokemon in the game and its DLC, choosing a team can be tough. However, many players have already discovered which Pokemon they like best.
Okay, so EA’s finally going private after that huge $55 billion deal! It’s all happening thanks to this group backed by Saudi Arabia. Basically, the Public Investment Fund (PIF) is taking the lead with a massive 93.7% ownership. It’s kinda cool actually, because the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, is a big gamer himself! This isn’t the first time they’ve gotten involved with gaming companies either. They already own most of SNK – the folks who made classics like Fatal Fury and King of Fighters. Plus, they’ve got smaller investments in Nintendo, Take-Two, and Capcom, so they’re clearly serious about the industry.
Movie trilogies have been consistently popular with both filmmakers and viewers. Some directors even film multiple movies simultaneously and release them close together. Here, we’re highlighting the best movie trilogies from the last 30 years. This list includes standout stories across various genres—from superhero action and animated fun to gripping crime dramas, heartfelt romances, and grand fantasy epics—all released since 1995.