Behold, the sage of Rich Dad Poor Dad, our latter-day Cassandra in a suit, warns of calamities so dire they make Y2K feel like a Tuesday stroll. His pages, inked in millions, now counsel: “Flee! The crash of epochs is nigh-sell your money, buy cows!” One notes: “Millions of boomers will live in basements. Or perhaps your basement, dear reader. A real Home Depot ad!”
This latest minting shindig pushes Tether’s total to $3 billion in less than a week-faster than a hound dog on a rabbit trail. That’s enough to make it the belle of the stablecoin ball, with dominance spiking to 5.5% during the sell-off, its highest since April. Seems traders were fleeing risk assets like they were yesterday’s news. Since then, it’s cooled to 4.7%, but folks are still watching Tether like a hawk eyeing a field mouse. 🦉
I’m talking about the PC game Ready or Not, made by VOID Interactive. It just received an update and is now officially verified to work well on the Steam Deck.
Stadium now offers Gadgets, a new type of item you can buy in the shop alongside weapons, abilities, and survival items. Like other items, Gadgets give you stat boosts, but they also have special active abilities you can use during matches. These abilities can do things like push enemies back, or even provide powerful benefits like healing or removing negative effects.
The upcoming game, *Pokemon Legends: Z-A*, has been hinting at new Mega Evolutions in its trailers. Recently, the Mega Dimension DLC was showcased, revealing Mega Raichu X and Y and suggesting even more additions. Leaks now confirm that the DLC will include a total of 16 Mega Evolutions, with three Pokémon receiving a second Mega Evolution. Unfortunately, the popular Pokémon Flygon is not among them.
Since finishing the *My Hero Academia* manga, creator Kohei Horikoshi has been consistently sharing fantastic artwork of beloved characters. He’s recently released a new illustration to commemorate the winners of the *My Hero Academia* ‘WORLD BEST HERO’ Popularity Poll, and the results may be unexpected for some fans.
The most popular video games right now are incredibly addictive, and anyone who hasn’t played them is missing out on truly amazing experiences.
Some games offer a unique twist: the ability to cleverly use death to your advantage. While uncommon, these games are a great find for players who enjoy strategic challenges. They can be difficult, but the most satisfying gaming experiences often require effort and thought.
The story of *One Piece* has entered its final arc, and the Straw Hat Pirates are closer than ever to achieving their lifelong dreams. With Luffy on the verge of becoming Pirate King and the rest of the crew nearing their individual goals, the conclusion promises to be thrilling. However, this final journey won’t be easy. The Straw Hats will face their most powerful enemies yet, demanding they become stronger than ever before to overcome the challenges ahead.
One of the earliest ways to find Pikachu in *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* is by progressing through the main story until you unlock Wild Zone 3. This becomes available during the mission called ‘The City in the Shadow of Prism Tower,’ when you visit Emma’s agency.
