Okay, so I’m super hyped because Pokémon Legends: Z-A is coming out on October 16th! It’s the next game after Pokémon Legends: Arceus, which I absolutely loved. And it sounds like Pokémon is going all-out this year – they’re celebrating their 30th anniversary next year with a new spin-off called Pokopia, and everyone’s expecting Gen 10 to drop too. It’s a great time to be a Pokémon fan!
With a whopping five to six key events this week, every little data nugget and every mumble from the Fed could send risk assets into a frenzy. And, oh, let’s not forget the ever-present shadow of a government shutdown hanging over our heads.
These unlocks might shake the market like a poltergeist on Halloween, so grab your popcorn and watch the price charts do the tango! 💃🕺 Here’s the lowdown on this crypto carnival:
On top of the game’s code being released online and analyzed by data miners, Nintendo recently experienced a security breach. It’s been a challenging period for the company.
Now, don’t get too comfortable. Sure, the token is riding high on the wings of an 80% price surge, but there’s a little thing called “reality” creeping in. While the crypto market was shaking like a leaf in a hurricane, SNX was out here performing like it’s been hitting the gym. Because, apparently, despite looking a little “meh” lately, it’s back, and it’s better than ever.
While playing as a clear villain can be enjoyable, it’s often more engaging when the main character operates in a morally ambiguous area – somewhere between good and evil. Letting players choose to be either good or bad can lead to richer stories. Plus, rewarding players for making evil choices can really encourage them to explore that side, and we’ve seen that work well in many games.
These investors, driven by a thirst for gain and a disregard for prudence, did wager fortunes upon the volatility. Some indeed found riches, yet many more discovered the emptiness of speculative excess. These whales, they did adjust their holdings – buying when others feared, and selling when optimism bloomed – displaying a cunning that could rival that of a seasoned fox. Such is the nature of men, endlessly chasing shadows in the marketplace.
Mortal Kombat 2 is the follow-up to the 2021 Mortal Kombat movie, and will be the fourth film based on the popular Mortal Kombat video game series. The first film was a financial success, earning over $84 million with both ticket sales and streaming on HBO Max, despite a $55 million budget. The new movie will feature many well-known characters from the franchise, and actor Karl Urban will be joining the cast as Johnny Cage. Several actors from the 2021 film, including Jessica McNamee as Sonya Blade and Josh Lawson as Kano, are also returning for the sequel.
These open-world games dared to be different with their gameplay, aiming for something truly unique. While not every experiment succeeded, it’s encouraging to see developers still innovating and trying new things to make their games stand out. Here are a few of the most successful attempts.
This will give players a chance to enjoy both Battlefield 6 and Ghost of Yotei, two of the most anticipated games releasing this month.
