Oh, darling, AlloyX has unleashed this wacky beast called a tokenized money market fund on Polygon, like shoving grandma’s knitting needles into a rocket-apparently blending stodgy old custody with blockchain shenanigans. It’s all about luring those real-world regulated assets onto the chain, slapping compliance and yield goodies onto decentralized finance so it smells less like anarchy and more like a boardroom fart. 📈🤢
Role-playing games (RPGs) took this idea and developed it even more, letting you completely choose to be either good and righteous or utterly evil based on the decisions you made while playing.
I had a feeling when I first saw this game-it seemed like I’d played something similar before. Now, just a week later, I’m completely hooked! When I’m not actually playing Megabonk, I’m either lost in thought about it or, like now, writing about how much I’m enjoying it.
Eiichiro Oda, the author of One Piece, has been diligently developing the story for nearly thirty years. It’s well known that Oda has faced some health challenges. Fans are particularly worried now because the One Piece manga is taking an unexpected hiatus. Jump has confirmed the break, stating that Oda’s health is the primary reason for the pause.
I remember when Feraligatr first showed up in Pokemon Gold and Silver – it was such a beast! It’s the final evolution of Totodile and Croconaw, and it’s a Water-type Pokemon. What I always liked about it is how well-rounded it is, though it’s definitely stronger when it comes to physical attack and defense. Now, in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, it’s awesome that I can choose Feraligatr as my starter alongside Meganium and Emboar as we explore Lumiose City. I’ve been following the leaks for Pokemon Legends: Z-A, and apparently there are going to be at least 26 new Mega Evolutions, and thankfully, Mega Feraligatr is one of them!
The partnership between Tencent and Ubisoft started several years ago when Tencent bought a 49.9% share in Guillemot Brothers Limited, the company owned by the founding Guillemot family of Ubisoft. This investment cost €300 million (more than $350 million) and also gave Tencent 5% of the voting rights within Ubisoft. This significant deal made Tencent, already an investor in several other game developers, Ubisoft’s biggest shareholder, with the potential to increase its ownership up to 17%. This collaboration represents one of Tencent’s largest investments in the gaming industry, and the relationship is strengthening further with the announcement of a new project.
Unlike the first game, which took place on Tsushima Island, Ghost of Yotei is set in Ezo, which is now known as Hokkaido. Ezo is located in northern Japan and has a very different landscape compared to Tsushima. The biggest change, though, is its size-Ezo is much larger than Tsushima Island. This means the map in Ghost of Yotei could be significantly bigger than the map in Ghost of Tsushima, but that’s not quite what happened.
One Piece is a hugely popular anime series enjoyed by fans worldwide. It began airing in 1999 and has since produced over 1100 episodes. New episodes of the One Piece anime continue to be released every week.
To begin the Long Lost Loves quest in Disney Dreamlight Valley, you first need to reach friendship level 10 with Lumiere and then speak to him inside the Secret Chamber. He’s been looking after the Here and There Fox and using memories to communicate with it. While he’s handing you the Clay Paw Print, the Fox will share a memory requesting assistance.
It’s a busy time for gaming as we head into fall, and the PS5 is getting a lot of exciting new games. Ghost of Yotei is out now on PS5, and it’s the biggest exclusive title for the console this fall 2025. Plus, the highly-rated indie game Hollow Knight: Silksong was released just last month. We can expect even more new PS5 games soon, with many launching before the year ends. Usually, these releases are spaced out, but October 10th and 21st will be particularly packed with new titles.