The popularity of archaeology as a dream job saw a comeback, inspiring a generation who later became game developers. Many of these developers created their own adventurous games, paying tribute to Indiana Jones and his thrilling expeditions. Let’s explore video game characters who have become even more famous for exploring tombs and uncover some great games to play.
The anime and manga series *One Piece* does feature characters who die, but creator Eiichiro Oda generally avoids killing off key characters unless it significantly impacts the plot. In fact, Oda once decided to keep a character alive who was originally planned to die, and that character went on to appear for another ten years thanks to positive fan response.
Vex’s Incarnate skill tree focuses on landing critical hits and benefiting from status effects. The Bloodletter skill is particularly strong because it combines both – it applies the Bleed status effect with critical hits. Since you can significantly increase Vex’s chance to land critical hits in *Borderlands 4*, Bleed will be constantly triggered. Here’s a powerful Vex build centered around Bleed in *Borderlands 4*.
Many fans consider the 1990s, with the original Game Boy and Game Boy Color, to be the most important time for *Pokemon*. But others believe the Nintendo DS was the peak of the series, and subsequent games have been attempts to recapture that magic. Let’s explore how the series evolved during that time, looking at changes to the games themselves, new features, and even things beyond the games.
As stablecoins strut about the crypto scene like peacocks at a pigeon party, other nations, notably Russia, have decided to conjure up their own magics, known to Muggles as central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). Our man Siluanov, with his finger ever-poised over the pulse of the digital ruble, sees the shimmering potential for budgeting betterment. As he mused at the esteemed Moscow Financial Forum, the grand stage for financial come-ons, the time will come in 2026 when this digital wizardry is set for its debut performance.
In a daring deal featuring $35 million in cold, hard cash (because who doesn’t love a bit of cash?) and another $366 million in “not exactly cash” digital assets that mainly consist of the shiny 0G tokens, Flora is officially rebranding itself as ZeroStack. But don’t fret! They’re keeping their Nasdaq ticker, FLGC, proving that even in the world of corporate identities, change doesn’t always mean change. 🙄
Okay, so as a gamer, I’ve been thinking a lot about why the PlayStation 1 is such a big deal, and why it still holds up today. Honestly, I think it might be the greatest console ever. Let me explain why – I’ll keep it simple and straight to the point.
In *Hollow Knight: Silksong*, Hornet can collect eight special items called Mementos and display them in her home. These Mementos include the Sprintmaster, Guardian, Hero, Hunter, Grey, Surface, Craw, and Heart Mementos (the Heart Memento can be one of four different designs). This guide will show you how to find and obtain all eight of these collectibles.
Even though Luffy is a very laid-back character in the world of *One Piece*, he understands his duties as a captain and always keeps them in mind. Because of this, he’s created a few important rules for himself-and sometimes for his whole crew-to follow on their adventures. Luffy is a kind-hearted pirate, and that’s why he sticks to these beliefs, no matter how strange they might appear to others.
Okay, so I’ve been digging into the tool upgrades in *Hollow Knight: Silksong*, and let me tell you, they’re totally worth finding. Each upgraded tool is way better than the base version. Two of the best ones actually show up near the very end of the game – the Curvesickle is seriously one of the strongest red tools, and the Claw Mirrors are pretty awesome too. It’s a bit of a wait, but trust me, it pays off!
