Pokemon Wind and Wave’s Leaked Gyms Basically Confirm the Elite Four Too

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With the 30th anniversary of Pokémon just around the corner later this month, an official reveal of the next games, Pokémon Wind and Wave, feels very likely. Pokémon typically uses its February 27th presentation to announce upcoming games, and this year is a big one for the franchise. While we probably won’t get every detail about Pokémon Wind and Wave this month, recent leaks suggest fans might get a good idea of the major challenges they’ll face, including battles against the Elite Four, when the games are released.

ARC Raiders Players Are Abusing a New Duplication Glitch

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As a big fan of ARC Raiders, I’m really frustrated to see this duplication exploit keep popping up. The developers said they fixed it last month, but players quickly found another way to copy items – things like weapon blueprints and even the new Familiar Duck, which is worth a lot of in-game money when you sell stacks of them. The first workaround was kind of tricky, needing a mobile hotspot and perfect timing, so not everyone bothered with it. But now, it seems there’s a much simpler method going around, and honestly, the community is really upset about it. It’s just not fair to those of us playing legitimately.

ARC Raiders Releases New Update for February 2026

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Following the popular release of ARC Raiders in October 2025, Embark Studios has consistently added new content. In December, they launched the “Cold Snap” update, which introduced a new, temporary map condition. Players loved the event so much that they asked for it to come back after it ended earlier this year. Now, Embark has responded to that feedback with a new update that permanently adds the Cold Snap map event to ARC Raiders.

Bitcoin’s Bullish Ballet: $HYPER Steals the Show

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Enter Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), a scrappy upstart with a chip on its shoulder and a Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) in its holster. This ain’t your grandpappy’s Bitcoin. It’s faster than a jackrabbit on a hot tin roof, smarter than a fox in a henhouse, and more secure than a vault buried under the Mojave. While the old-timers are still griping about slow transactions and fees that’d make a loan shark blush, $HYPER is out here solving problems like a sheriff cleaning up a lawless town.

Best Anthology RPGs

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RPGs often include multiple stories or campaigns, much like an anthology. Sometimes, these anthologies are built right into a single game. This could mean playing through several different adventures in various settings, or exploring the same world from the perspectives of different characters. Here are a few great examples to illustrate what that looks like.

The ZK Twist: Ethereum’s Block-Busting Surprise!

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Rather than redoing the goblin math for every squeak of a transaction, Ethereum validators can now pop out cryptographic proofs to show a block was cooked properly, thanks to Optional Execution Proofs. These days, each node checks the brass tacks of each transaction all by itself, with a conspiratorial wink.

South Korea’s Cryptocurrency Catastrophe: Bithumb’s $43B Blunder Shocks All

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It all began on the fateful day of February 6, 2026, during what was supposed to be a benign promotional event. Instead of the modest cash rewards intended for a few fortunate users, Bithumb inadvertently showered its clientele with a veritable avalanche of 620,000 Bitcoin-worth between $40 billion and $44 billion at market prices. Quite the generous gesture, wouldn’t you say?