August 9 Will Be A Big Day For One Piece Fans

So far, it’s been challenging for fans with August bringing many breaks in the series. But don’t let that fool you! August could turn out to be an exceptional month for One Piece enthusiasts. Mark your calendars for August 9 and 10, as a significant event unfolds during those days.

Star Trek Voyager: Seven of Nine’s Best Quotes

Originally a Borg, Seven of Nine demonstrates exceptional intelligence and candidness that can create tension among her starship crew at first. Yet, these encounters also yield humorous situations. Simultaneously, she offers insightful comments about human behavior as she attempts to comprehend it. Her voyage is marked by challenges, victories, and some of the most memorable lines from Voyager.

One Leaked Pokemon Legends: Z-A Mega Evolution Won’t Move the Needle without Serious Help

In the Kalos region, which bears a resemblance to France, Pokemon X and Y feature many new creatures that draw inspiration from animals and cultures across distant continents and nations. For instance, Hawlucha, the Wrestling Pokemon, is modeled after Mexican Luchador wrestlers, while Pangoro, the Daunting Pokemon, is inspired by China’s giant pandas. Similarly, Pyroar, the Royal Pokemon, has roots in lions, but its design also incorporates elements from medieval European architecture, symbolism, and heraldry, as well as extinct lion subspecies that once roamed Europe. Much like modern African lions, male Pyroars exhibit flamboyant manes, while females have more conservative fur styles.

Fastest Quarterbacks in Madden 26

In Madden 26, Lamar Jackson, the starting QB for the Baltimore Ravens, holds the title of the quickest quarterback. With a speed rating of 96, agility of 94, and change of direction at 95, he’s not just fast when running but also incredibly nimble in executing moves and altering directions to dodge tackling defenders. Moreover, he shares the top spot with Josh Allen from the Buffalo Bills as one of only two quarterbacks in the game boasting a 99 Overall rating, making him an exceptional all-round choice for any team.

Crypto Payroll Takes Over: USDC and Friends Rock the Future of Paychecks! 🚀💸

This shift is happening because blockchain and DAO folks are desperately trying to find new ways to send money across borders without dealing with the kind of red tape that makes your eyes cross. Apparently, traditional fiat payments-those nice, familiar dollars, euros, and yen-have dipped from a stuffy 95% of total wages down to 85%. Small change? Hardly. But enough to make you wonder if the next step is a complete overhaul of how we pay bills, or at least how we check our bank balances without the screen trying to hypnotize us. 😏

Sony Admits Its Live Service Games Shift Isn’t Going “Smoothly”

During a recent earnings discussion on Thursday, the company’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Lin Tao, mentioned that the shift towards providing more live services is experiencing some bumps but, looking at the bigger picture, if we examine the changes over a five-year span, it’s clear that transformation has indeed occurred.

Xbox Insiders Now Have Access to Gaming Copilot Beta

The Gaming Copilot feature assists players in accelerating game progress, improving their abilities, and navigating challenges. Initially, this beta version was accessible via the Xbox Mobile app, allowing users to utilize Copilot on a secondary device. Now, some players are enjoying an even more seamless experience as they’ve been granted access to a more integrated version.

Resident Evil 2 Director Reveals Why ‘Action Game-Like Mechanics’ Were Cut From the Original Game

In a fresh post on platform X (previously Twitter), Hideki Kamiya – the director of Resident Evil 2 – reminisced about the creation process of the original Resident Evil game. His comments follow the release of Silent Hill F’s gameplay, and he shared that team members from the first Resident Evil game proposed ideas like a “sidestep” or a “powerful knife slash.” Director Shinji Mikami permitted these team members to experiment with these features, but ultimately demonstrated why they were not essential for the game.

Wall Street’s Turbulent Tango: Tech, Tariffs, and Bitcoin’s Boogie

Bitcoin, that digital dragon, decided to lift its head from the volcanic lava of volatility and climbed above $116,000, as if to say, “Look, I am alive and kicking, and perhaps a tad delirious.” Elsewhere, oil hovered around $64-probably pondering its own existence-and Treasury yields didn’t move much, because who needs excitement when the tariffs are dancing?