There were several exciting announcements yesterday regarding Magic: The Gathering. Wizards of the Coast revealed plans for multiple Secret Lair collaborations, some arriving as early as October 2025, and outlined the major set releases for 2026. The upcoming content is diverse, meaning fans might soon see cards featuring their favorite characters and themes from other popular franchises.
The Elbaf arc of *One Piece* has been amazing, revealing huge secrets and introducing incredibly powerful new characters. As the beginning of the series’ final saga, it’s setting the stage by showcasing many of the strongest and most dangerous characters we’ll encounter as the story concludes.
Fans have long hoped Rockstar Games would revisit *Bully*, the popular game about a mischievous schoolboy, with a sequel. Although several games have tried to capture the spirit of *Bully*, a proper follow-up seemed elusive. Now, it appears *Bully 2* never progressed beyond an early, playable prototype, and one of the game’s original developers has recently revealed the reasons why.
Development of *Ghost of Yotei* has faced several challenges since its announcement over a year ago. The game initially received criticism from fans of *Ghost of Tsushima* because it features a female lead. More recently, a developer working on *Ghost of Yotei* was let go from Sucker Punch Productions after making controversial comments about Charlie Kirk. Many wondered if these problems would negatively impact pre-order numbers before the game’s release on October 2nd.
GO Pass, which first appeared in Pokémon GO in April 2025, is a seasonal progression system similar to a battle pass. It’s free to start, but players can pay $7.99 for a Deluxe upgrade to get more rewards and level up faster. The current version of GO Pass began on September 2nd and will end on October 7th at 10:00 AM local time.
Silent Hill f launched on September 25th, but those who bought the Deluxe Edition got to play two days early. The Deluxe Edition also included extra perks like the game’s soundtrack, a digital art book showcasing the game’s design, and a special pink rabbit costume for the main character, Hinako.
Some stories feature promising heroes who stumble because of silly mistakes. Others focus on humor, but their plots are often absurd and occasionally completely unbelievable.
Picture, if you will, a government clutching a fistful of BTC, its fingers trembling with the power to manipulate markets by dumping its stash like a toddler with a handful of confetti. Such antics, Rafique suggests, would shatter Bitcoin’s sacred mythos: the dream of neutral, decentralized money. A dream, one might add, as fragile as a house of cards in a hurricane. 🎲
BNP Paribas and BNY Mellon, those stalwarts of tradition, now dabble in the digital abyss. A source from one bank, trembling with existential dread, declared it “a technological transformation for the interbank payments industry.” One might ask: Is this progress, or merely the slow, inevitable march toward oblivion? 🤖
SWIFT, the world’s grandest financial messenger, has condescended to join forces with the likes of BNP Paribas and BNY Mellon to test the waters of Linea, an Ethereum layer-2 solution. A stablecoin-like settlement token, they say? How quaint! 🪙 As if the $150 trillion interbank payments industry needed another trinket to distract from its creaking machinery.
