This Magic: The Gathering Format is Literally a Game of Cat and Mouse

The current competitive scene in *Magic: The Gathering* is dominated by a clear hierarchy. One deck is significantly more powerful than the rest, another is specifically built to defeat it and perform well against other common strategies, and a third is adaptable, holding its own against both of those decks while also being able to win against less popular options without relying on specific counter-cards. Interestingly, two of these top three decks heavily feature creature cards that are cats, mice, or rats – making the ‘cat and mouse game’ a very real theme. These decks are:

Bitcoin Miners 2025: Who’s Making Bank and Who’s Tanking? 💰⚡

Drumroll, please… 🥁 The crown goes to Bitmain’s Antminer S23 Hydro 3U, the Beyoncé of miners, clocking in at 1,160 TH/s and 11,020 W. It’s raking in $50.06 a day-basically a latte habit for the rich and hash-y. ☕ But hold your horses, it won’t hit the shelves until January 2026. Because, you know, suspense. ⏳

One Piece: Oda Reveals A New Character With More Than Two Devil Fruit Powers

Devil Fruits are exceptionally strong, granting whoever consumes them incredible abilities, but at the cost of being able to swim. These fruits fall into three main categories – Logia, Paramecia, and Zoan – each offering different types of powers. However, there’s a strict rule: a person can only ever eat one Devil Fruit. The author has made it clear that consuming more than one will result in fatal consequences – the person’s body will explode.

New Details About Canceled Perfect Dark Reboot Have Surfaced

The Initiative, a studio owned by Xbox Game Studios, first announced a reboot of the game Perfect Dark at The Game Awards in December 2020. However, after five years, Microsoft decided to cancel the project and close the studio in Santa Monica as part of broader cost reductions. The exact number of employees affected by the closure is unknown, though the studio had around 50 people in 2021 and likely grew after starting work on the now-cancelled game.

Stardew Valley Update 1.7’s Ideal Release Date Seems Obvious

Last year, the developer of *Stardew Valley*, ConcernedApe, released the major 1.6 update with lots of new features. Many people thought he would then focus on his next game, *Haunted Chocolatier*, after such a big addition to *Stardew Valley*. However, it looks like he’s continuing to work on *Stardew Valley*, with update 1.7 planned for release. While it might not happen, a likely release date is becoming clear.

Stardew Valley 1.7’s Best Possible Quality of Life Improvement Isn’t Rocket Science

Players are really looking forward to the upcoming 1.7 update for *Stardew Valley* because updates with this level of detail usually only happen when major new features are added. Although the developers haven’t revealed much about what’s included in update 1.7, past updates have lived up to player expectations. Many fans believe a ‘Warp Totem’ for the Community Center – something that hasn’t been added yet – would be a great addition, and could be included in what might be the game’s last major update.