These trilogies are consistently excellent throughout. They’re all fantastic from the first game to the last. Some of them even have extra games that expand the story or characters, but you don’t need those spin-offs to enjoy the core trilogy – each one is a complete and satisfying experience on its own.
If you don’t mind a slower pace and enjoy earning your strength, these adventures can be really rewarding. Instead of immediately giving you everything, they let you gradually learn the ropes, develop skills, and find better gear as you overcome challenges – making the progress feel much more meaningful.
Valve has found success with its hardware, particularly the Steam Deck handheld. Its high-quality construction, comfortable design, and powerful performance—which surpasses the Nintendo Switch—have made it a leader in handheld PCs. Valve seems to be applying the same careful approach to design, price, and technology with the upcoming Steam Machine, and especially with the Steam Controller, which shares many similarities with their current devices.
While Luffy is a fantastic character, he’s not the only compelling one in One Piece. Many other main and supporting characters – from his crew to his enemies and allies – are equally, or even more, interesting. They’re so well-developed that they could easily carry their own stories within the One Piece universe.
Spoilers ahead for Resident Evil Code: Veronica.
A new approach to controlling attention logit changes enables higher learning rates and improved performance in transformer models.
Peirce’s musings on privacy were equally stirring. “Let us presume innocence, not guilt!” she implored, as if the entire financial system is a kindergarten teacher judging naptime choices. Yet, as Congress dithers on the Digital Asset Market Structure Clarity Act (because nothing says “clarity” like a 2026 deadline), the crypto faithful face a new heresy: ETFs.
The team behind OverField shares special codes with players during big updates, and these codes usually include great rewards. Don’t wait too long to use them, though, as they expire after a limited time.
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While the original Dead Rising received a remastered version last year, the series has been largely inactive for nearly ten years. Rumors about a Dead Rising reboot started in 2023, but didn’t go anywhere – until recently. Many fans thought the series was over, but Capcom has a history of successfully reviving popular franchises after long periods. The twelve-year wait for the Dragon’s Dogma sequel, which launched in 2024, is a prime example. Given Dead Rising‘s past success, it’s likely Capcom will try to bring it back again.
