That’s right, folks. The folks at the Ohio Board of Deposit were probably sipping a cream soda when they decided to make history by picking their very first cryptocurrency vendor. Now, any time you owe the state for something (ahem, Uber-like fines, obviously), you can pay in Bitcoin, like the cool kid on the block.
Returning to everyday life can be difficult after becoming immersed in these games, which are incredibly captivating. The temptation to complete ‘just one more’ task or explore a little longer can be so strong that players might lose track of time, even playing all night!
These games offer fun and creative ways to defeat enemies without killing them. The open-world design allows players to embarrass or subdue opponents, and then leave them alive.
In *The First Descendant*, up to four players take on the roles of powerful characters called Descendants, tasked with safeguarding the world of Albion and the continent of Ingris. They must defend against the Vulgus, alien invaders who brought destruction 100 years ago. Players will utilize unique abilities, along with a wide range of weapons and accessories, to complete missions and fight back against this threat. *The First Descendant* is a fast-paced action game focused on protecting humanity, and a familiar face will soon be joining the fight.
Dip buyers are swooping in like vultures at a buffet, so a rebound might be on the menu… if the market stops being a grumpy cat. 🐱
As a gamer, I’ve noticed that time-rewinding mechanics are *so* cool when they’re done right. It’s not just about fixing mistakes – though that’s great when you’re about to slam into a wall! It’s more about this awesome feeling of being able to change things, even if the game seems to have a plan for you. The best games really play with that tension between feeling like you have control and whether what you’re doing is actually changing anything at all. It’s a really fascinating design element when they nail it.
The proposed Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF would, in theory, hold actual HYPE tokens-because apparently, the financial world has decided that “backed by real assets” now includes digital confetti. The filing is about as detailed as a politician’s promise, omitting key details like which exchange it’ll trade on, the ticker symbol, or, you know, how much it’ll cost. Priorities, people!
In *Silent Hill f*, players can choose from three different outfits for Hinako. Two of these outfits are very similar, but the third completely changes her look, adding a touch of pink to the game’s otherwise dark and terrifying atmosphere.
Okay, so for a while, *Final Fantasy 7 Remake* and *Rebirth* were only available on PlayStation, but Square Enix seems to be changing things up. They just announced that the first game is coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X/S on January 22, 2026, and that *all* the games in the *Final Fantasy 7 Remake* trilogy will eventually be on those consoles too. The big question now is whether the third game will still launch first on PlayStation, or if they’re going straight to a multi-platform release this time. We’ll have to wait and see!
