10 Famous Historical Myths Perpetuated by Video Games

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I was really pleased with how well my last two articles (you can find them here and here, in case you haven’t seen them!) were received, where I discussed common historical inaccuracies in video games. So, I’m continuing the series – history and gaming just naturally go together!

The Most Powerful Pokemon With Aura-Based Powers, Ranked

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In the Pokémon games, certain Pokémon like Mienshao and Lucario can use the move Aura Sphere. But in the anime, only a handful of Pokémon actually demonstrate this specific attack. Still, many Pokémon are deeply connected to their surroundings, or can use their own energy to influence events.

Bully Player Discovers Way to Unlock the Sledgehammer Everywhere

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While many Rockstar Games fans are eagerly awaiting Grand Theft Auto 6, a lot of players still enjoy the company’s older games. Titles like Bully, L.A. Noire, and Manhunt haven’t been updated or continued with new releases, which is disappointing for fans. However, players continue to revisit and even discover new things in these classic games.

Shiba Burn Drama: 24 Hours of Zero Activity

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Remarkably, this zero-burn performance arrives scarcely 48 hours after a volcanic surge-over 500%-when 10,491,803 SHIB were dispatched to the eternal departed. That inferno, astonishingly, was accomplished in a single transaction, inspiring a chorus of hopeful whispers for an encore.

Hytale: Marble Location

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Marble is a fairly common material in Hytale, but it can be surprisingly hard to find. It only appears in large amounts in one particular type of area. This guide will show you exactly where to find Marble and how to turn it into building blocks you can use. Here’s everything you need to know.

Bitcoin’s Plunge: A Farce of Numbers and Nerves

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From the technical abyss, we observe the Bitcoin price closing below the lower boundary of the Gaussian Channel-a statistical contraption of medians and deviations. Oh, the irony! This indicator, which once strutted like a peacock during bull cycles, now lies in the dust, its feathers plucked by the merciless hands of the market. As Ted (@TedPillows) so eloquently quoth: $BTC has dropped below its weekly Gaussian Channel. To be honest, this looks really bad. Indeed, Ted, indeed. It looks as bad as a nose disappearing in a Gogol tale, never to be seen again.