January 5 Will Be a Sad Day for WWE 2K Fans

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Each new installment in the *WWE 2K* series has improved upon the last, with *WWE 2K23* offering a more complete experience than *WWE 2K22*, and *WWE 2K24* building on that even further with refined features and more content, particularly in MyGM mode. *WWE 2K24* received strong reviews and remains popular with players. However, despite its success, support for *WWE 2K24* is already ending, less than two years after its release, which is disappointing for fans.

Gran Turismo 7 Releases Update 1.63

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When *Gran Turismo 7* first launched, players criticized its use of in-game purchases and repetitive gameplay, leading to negative reviews. However, the game has become much more popular over time, now averaging a score of 87 on OpenCritic. The developers quickly responded to feedback by releasing regular updates and making changes to improve the experience – and they’ve continued to do so for over three years. The latest update, released in August 2025, added four new cars – including the ’25 Chevrolet Corvette CX Concept and the ’26 Afeela 1 – and three new races for players to enjoy.

Altcoins’ $8B Fiasco: Bitcoin’s Triumph!

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This wave of liquidations has fueled debate among investors and analysts about whether the market is entering a deeper corrective phase or simply resetting before another leg higher. With billions of dollars wiped from altcoin valuations in a single session, the event has heightened uncertainty and left traders on edge. 🧠😵

Bitcoin ETFs Flee $363M, Ether Funds Suffer $76M – What Now? 💸

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One cannot help but observe that the week began with a most unflattering dip for both bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds, as investors, ever the fickle suitors, chose to trim their exposure following a period of volatile flows. Monday’s numbers reveal a most disheartening trend, with no ETF spared from the crimson hue of losses. 📉

Former Blizzard President Throws Shade at Microsoft Over Continued Xbox Price Increases

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Microsoft has increased the price of Xbox consoles again this year, marking the second price hike in 2025. They first raised prices in May for the Xbox Series X/S consoles, as well as some special controllers and accessories. Now, the Xbox Series S 512GB will cost $400 instead of $380, and the 1TB version will go up to $450 from $430. The digital version of the Xbox Series X will increase from $550 to $600, while the standard Xbox Series X will be priced at $650, a jump from its previous $600 price. These new prices will be effective in the United States starting October 3rd.

Dying Light: The Beast’s Parkour Is Equal Parts Pilgrimage and Perspective

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Compared to previous *Dying Light* games, *Dying Light: The Beast* features a less crowded open world. While the series has always focused on city environments, this new installment includes more open areas for players to explore. This change actually creates a unique and beautiful perspective. When players reach the highest points in the game, they might even momentarily forget they’re in a zombie apocalypse – and that’s what makes *Dying Light: The Beast* feel different from the previous two games.