Megabonk: Best Robinette Build

Robinette starts out feeling a bit weak, particularly if you’re focused on saving up gold instead of using it. But once you build up her resources, she becomes incredibly powerful. Fully upgraded, she’s among the most formidable ranged fighters in *Megabonk*. This guide will show you the best gear – weapons, tomes, and items – to maximize her potential.

BNB “Coin” Finds a “Base”, but This Price Ceiling Must Break for a Possible Rally

The mood is one of uncertainty after weeks of explosive gains, only to be followed by some classic profit-taking. But lo and behold, on-chain data is whispering a seductive little secret – BNB may have found its local bottom. But whether we can call this a confirmed bottom depends on whether buyers can hold their ground and smash through the nearest ceiling (resistance), which is proving to be quite the formidable foe.

Ripple’s $1B Gamble: Can Blockchain Conquer Corporate Finance? 🤑💸

The new alliance promises to unlock idle capital, which is just a fancy way of saying, “We’ll move money around so fast it’ll forget its own name.” Ripple’s digital assets will now coexist with GTreasury’s “40+ years of expertise,” a phrase that smells faintly of mothballs and Excel macros. Together, they’ll offer real-time liquidity and risk management-because nothing says “trust” like merging a 40-year-old spreadsheet empire with a blockchain startup.

Pokemon Legends: Z-A Breaks a Long-Time Tradition in the Franchise

Released in 2024 for both the original Switch and the new Switch 2, *Pokemon Legends: Z-A* takes players to Lumiose City, a bustling, French-inspired area within the Kalos region. This new *Pokemon* game breaks from tradition with its real-time battles, where a player’s positioning and timing are key to victory. Beyond the updated combat, the game also features a redesigned Nurse Joy, offering a fresh experience for long-time fans.

Heavy Rain Developer is Making a Free-to-Play Multiplayer Game

Quantic Dream, the studio behind popular story-driven single-player games like *Heavy Rain*, *Beyond: Two Souls*, and *Detroit: Become Human*, is known for its focus on compelling narratives, well-developed characters, and easy-to-learn gameplay with quick-time events. However, their latest project marks a significant departure, as they’re venturing into the world of multiplayer gaming.

Borderlands 4’s Infinite Bleed Build Nerf Is Delayed

It’s true that not everyone plays as Vex, so the delay of the update might be disappointing for players who want improvements to *their* preferred characters. The update was planned to improve a lot of things, including class mods, gear, and shields, specifically to make melee builds more effective and fix issues with other characters. Plus, it was going to include requested fixes for stability, performance, and general gameplay. So, while the delay is frustrating, it’s understandable given the scope of changes planned for *Borderlands 4*.

How to Change Your Pokemon’s Name in Pokemon Legends Z-A

Previous *Pokemon* games required players to find a specific NPC, like the Name Rater, to give nicknames to their Pokemon. *Legends: Z-A* simplifies this by letting players nickname their Pokemon directly, making it much easier. However, the game’s tutorial explaining this feature is easy to overlook, which might leave some players unsure how it works. Here’s a guide to help you out.