Fans are consistently blown away by the incredible quality of Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo. It’s rare for a sequel to match the brilliance of the original, but Gege Akutami has done just that, delivering a continuation that lives up to – and even exceeds – expectations.
According to the ever-dashing analyst World of Charts, Hedera Hashgraph is showing early signs of a bullish formation that may precede a strong breakout. The chart indicates that Hedera has been consolidating just below a descending trendline, which has been a rather chatty wall of resistance since mid-year. The analyst noted that if the token manages to break and successfully retest the resistance area near $0.21, the move could trigger a rally in the range of 40-45%. A feat that would make even the most stoic investor’s heart flutter like a hummingbird on espresso. 🐦☕
Recently, a big point of contention for Battlefield 6 players has been a change to how experience points (XP) are earned in the Portal mode. Initially, the developers promised full XP for player-created experiences, but they reduced it after players discovered ways to quickly earn XP by battling bots. This change has frustrated many fans, as bot lobbies offered a more relaxed way to play and still earn progress, especially since some players find the regular multiplayer matches in Battlefield 6 to be too stressful due to the tight map designs.
I’m completely hooked on Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo! Each chapter is just brimming with fascinating details, not just about Yuka and Tsurugi Okkotsu, but also about these brand new alien characters, the Simurians. It’s so cool to see aliens introduced into the Jujutsu Kaisen universe – they’re a total mystery and really shake things up! We don’t know much about what they can do with Jujutsu, but Gege Akutami is slowly giving us pieces of the puzzle, revealing their motivations and where they even come from. It’s a really exciting development!
PlayStation Plus free games are updated on the first Tuesday of each month. This is when subscribers to all tiers – Essential, Extra, and Premium – can access the new games. For November 2025, the free games available starting Tuesday, November 4th, will be EA Sports WRC 24, Stray, and Totally Accurate Battle Simulator.
Certain abilities, called Quirks, in My Hero Academia are incredibly powerful and potentially world-threatening, even with minimal effort. These Quirks range from those causing widespread devastation to more focused, yet equally dangerous, powers. Here’s a ranking of some of the deadliest Quirks in the series.
Sources, who presumably wear monocles and sip martinis, say Coinbase won a dramatic bidding war against heavyweights like Mastercard. You know, no big deal-just casually bidding against one of the largest payment giants in the world. And let’s not forget, Coinbase is already an investor in BVNK, along with Citi Ventures, Visa, and Haun Ventures. Clearly, everyone’s in on the crypto gold rush!
Europa Universalis V differs from its previous version by starting much earlier in history – in 1337, over a century before 1444. This puts you right in the middle of the late Middle Ages, just before two huge events: the Hundred Years’ War between France and England, and the Black Death. The Black Death begins in 1346 and devastates Europe, Africa, and Asia, wiping out a massive portion of the world’s population. These events significantly impact your gameplay, presenting tough early challenges that are well-designed. The Black Death, in particular, is incredibly harsh, potentially undoing any economic progress and forcing you to rebuild your nation’s economy from scratch.
Dispatch feels like a fresh step forward for the creators of popular story-driven games, letting your choices impact the narrative. You play as Robert Robertson, a former superhero who now coordinates other heroes as a dispatcher. Critics are praising the game’s unique animation style, compelling story, and the excellent performances from a talented cast including Aaron Paul, Jeffrey Wright, and Laura Bailey.
This issue appeared across various game types, and it often affected bigger-budget titles that were overly ambitious. The outcome was games that were frustrating to play and, more importantly, didn’t respect players’ time – a major failing for any game.