In July 2025, Steam removed hundreds of adult games from its store. Valve explained this was due to pressure from the companies that handle payments. The decision caused a strong negative reaction online, with criticism directed at both the payment processors and an Australian activist group called Collective Shout. This group claimed responsibility for urging the payment processors to take action, labeling the games as exploitative.
So, it climbed. It resisted. It consolidated. It retraced. Basically, it did all the things things financial analysts say to sound important. It bounced around between $112,500 and $116,743 like a caffeinated ping pong ball đ. Now it’s back near $115,000, contemplating its life choices.
This special egg lets you hatch six autumn-themed pets like Robins, Badgers, Grizzly Bears, Barn Owls, and Swans. You can find even more – up to five additional critters – at the Fall Pet Shop, and each one has its own special abilities. This guide details everything you need to know about the pets available in the Grow a Garden Fall Market, including how rare they are, how much they cost, and what unique benefits they offer.
Okay, so *Silksong* is packed with bosses – a whopping thirty-six of them! Seriously, the enemies are incredible, like Trobbio and Groal the Great are already fan favorites. And it’s noticeably harder than the first *Hollow Knight*, which is awesome. I’ve been following the hype, and now someone actually beat *every single* boss, and not just beat them, but did it flawlessly! That’s some serious skill right there.
Nintendo used this moment to heavily promote a new Mario movie, simply called *The Super Mario Galaxy Movie*. Fans are excited about a movie inspired by the *Super Mario Galaxy* games, much like the upcoming season of *Fallout* on Prime Video is drawing from *Fallout: New Vegas*. With *Super Mario Galaxy* and its sequel now available on Nintendo Switch, there’s renewed interest in the series, and Nintendo should consider making a new *Galaxy* game while the hype is up.
Bitcoin, much like a playwright whose work gets endlessly butchered in rehearsals, bangs its head against the $115,000 ceiling time and again. The crowd waits, breath held, but alas-no miracle encore. The momentum wanes, the spirits fade, and a dreaded retreat towards the familiar $100,000 looms, that infamous psychological abyss where hopeful whispers turn into sighs.
Okay, so heads up – I’m about to talk about the final bosses of Borderlands 4, which means *major spoilers* ahead! Seriously, if you haven’t finished the story yet, come back later once you’ve had a chance to beat them and grab some loot. I’m going to be detailing the gear they drop, so you’ve been warned!
Games offer different approaches to shopkeeping – some focus on complex economic systems, while others weave it into a larger adventure. But they all share a relaxing charm: you’re focused on earning a living, not saving the world. Whether you’re bargaining with buyers or creating high-quality items, these games show that managing a business can be just as fun as fighting monsters.
For fans of *One Piece*, seeing updated bounty amounts is always a highlight, especially at the end of big story arcs. One bounty everyone is eager to see is that of Monkey D. Dragon, who leads the Revolutionary Army.
Gameplay spoilersâdetailing the premise of Silksong’s most difficult achievementsâahead.