Apparently, our Mr. Prime was caught up in a spot of bother involving counterfeit goods and other, shall we say, unrefined pursuits. He initially declared he possessed a positively minuscule amount of the digital currency. Then, once the dust had settled, and after the relevant hardware had been… shall we say, “tidied up,” he suddenly remembered a vast fortune lurking on an orange external drive. The timing is, of course, purely coincidental. 🎭
When Arc Raiders launched, a lot of players immediately jumped in, which caused some server problems. The game developers, Embark Studios, quickly released an update to fix these issues. Beyond just getting the servers working smoothly, they also gave all players who logged in on November 2nd 500 Raider Tokens as a thank you. Since then, the game has been running well, and players have been sharing funny moments and clips online.
A few hours after Lee gave the crypto community a pep talk about Ethereum, a mysterious transfer occurred. According to Arkham Intelligence, a new Ethereum address-suspected to belong to Lee himself-siphoned off 20,514 ETH (worth roughly $69.8 million) from FalconX like it was a last-minute grocery run. 🛒
Back in October 2025, the Americans for Tax Reform (yeah, those guys) spilled the beans that Circle’s terms of service were more restrictive than a corset at a buffet. 🍔 No weapons, no ammo, no knives, no explosives-not even a water gun for your kid’s birthday party! 🚫🎈 This sparked more outrage than a clown at a cat convention. 😾 The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) called it financial discrimination, and Republican lawmakers were like, “Hold my beer, this is unconstitutional!” 🍺🇺🇸
Fans are excited about the updated designs of Pokemon like Mega Chimecho and Baxcalibur in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, and are eager to learn what players will be able to do in the Hyperspace Lumiose area. Though hints suggest some gameplay might be similar to a roguelike, a major attraction of the new Mega Dimension DLC is the promise of several new Mega Evolutions, alongside the return of familiar Pokemon. With Chimecho and Baxcalibur already confirmed to receive new Mega Evolutions, this validates the rest of the previously leaked list.
In 2003, the game Kill Switch brought a significant change to home consoles, even though it was a fairly standard third-person shooter on systems like the PS2 and Xbox. Its innovative cover system was the standout feature. While not widely remembered today, it was an important development. The following games all built upon this idea and define the cover shooter genre at its best.
Fans of One Piece consistently rank Gol D. Roger, the Pirate King, among the most powerful pirates ever. According to the author, Oda, Roger possessed immense wealth, fame, and strength, and was considered the strongest pirate of his time, with only Whitebeard and Garp on his level. While Roger was incredibly powerful at his peak, recent developments in the story have revealed that he wasn’t actually the strongest pirate overall.
Since its release, the team behind Battlefield 6 has been working to improve the game’s bot system in all modes. Recently, a producer detailed how the bots function, what’s needed for them to operate effectively, and how they can improve gameplay. Now, a new update confirms that bots will be back for players to interact with.
Fans of My Hero Academia are excited to hear that its creator, Kohei Horikoshi, will be returning to Weekly Shonen Jump. He finished the first part of My Hero Academia last year, in late 2024, and while the ending wasn’t entirely unexpected, it was still sad for many readers. To make things even more difficult, Horikoshi left around the same time as Gege Akutami, the author of Jujutsu Kaisen, which also recently concluded.
AVAX, my dear reader, continues its macabre dance, a waltz of lower lows, each step a sequential breakdown. Jesse Peralta’s chart, a masterpiece of despair, reveals rallies as fleeting as a Moscow winter’s sun. 🌚 Hovering above $15, it clings to life, a final structural defense before the abyss of $13.80. Will it hold, or shall we witness another act in this tragic ballet?