Irene Gao, the company’s so-called ‘global business executive,’ confirmed they’re planning to spawn their mini Silicon Valley by early 2026. Because nothing says ‘happy mining’ like building a shiny new factory—probably with more air conditioning than actual mining equipment. The goal? Full capacity by the end of the year, which in the world of crypto could mean ‘probably forgot about it by then, but let’s pretend we’re efficient.’
In some horror games, things aren’t always what they seem. There are certain games where the usual roles are reversed, giving players the opportunity to take on the role of the villain – the killer. Sometimes, this is already known at the beginning, but in other cases, it’s a surprising revelation towards the end.
In the last couple of days, there has been a buzz among Battlefield enthusiasts regarding a possible increase in the price of Battlefield 6. The source of this concern stems from a reliable insider who revealed that the game might retail for €80 in Europe, which approximately equates to $90 in the US. Given Electronic Arts’ previous hesitance to alter prices based on region and numerous major publishers adopting the $80 price point for top-tier AAA games, there has been a rapid escalation of speculation about this matter.
With a price tag of $90 per share, this extravagant soirée marks not just the largest U.S. IPO of 2025 but also a cryptographic carnival that has entranced unwitting spectators. Oh, how the Nasdaq Global Select Market awaits the grandeur of STRC trading — expected to kick off around July 30, 2025! Bet they’ve got a confetti cannon ready for that occasion! 🎉
Some of the skins that were introduced in October 2024 include those from “My Hero Academia” and “Overwatch 2”. Characters like Reinhardt, Juno, and Tracer were transformed into All Might, Ochako Uraraka, and Deku/Izuku Midoriya, respectively. On the villain side, Reaper and Kiriko took on the appearances of Tomura Shigaraki and Himiko Toga. The “My Hero Academia” skins gained a lot of attention, leaving players speculating about potential outfits from the anime that could have been released. This fan of “Overwatch 2” even went ahead to redesign Doomfist in a new way.
Ever since “RuneScape: Dragonwilds” launched in mid-April, developer Jagex has consistently released updates for it every month. Each monthly update introduces a range of enhancements and bug corrections for the game. The “It’s a Bit of Magic” update in June officially integrated the Magic skill into the game, along with the introduction of a Hardcore mode for “Dragonwilds”. Now, Jagex is unveiling the latest update for “RuneScape: Dragonwilds”, which encompasses changes from simplifying item pick-up to addressing numerous bugs.
As a devoted enthusiast, I can’t help but marvel at the captivating story-driven games on this console. Some of them are so intricate, they could give a brain teaser a run for its money! Over time, these rich narratives have only grown more enchanting, making each stage of progress in these games a thrilling journey towards unveiling an epic tale.
In the latest update 1.2.0, which arrived a month after the last, version 1.1.2, introduced contentious alterations to the online play in Mario Kart World that sparked disapproval among players. Specifically, within version 1.1.2, Mario Kart World’s online mode favored Intermission courses when players opted for “Random” in a wireless race or VS Race. This meant players had to journey to the next racetrack and complete one lap upon arrival. However, these changes were met with disfavor among Mario Kart World players, leading many to express their dissatisfaction on social media platforms while urging Nintendo to reconsider.
In many open-world games, developers strive to cater to everyone’s preferences, leading to an emphasis on looting as a common feature. This element offers a straightforward yet rewarding method for players to maintain their advancement and receive the dopamine boost they require while delving into every hidden corner of this playground.
In the sequel, acorns are reintroduced as a versatile resource, which you can utilize to create robust armor and other practical items. They may not be readily available initially, but since you’re free to explore any part of the park, finding them becomes possible with the right knowledge.