ARC Raiders Says It Still Has Plans to Revamp the Game’s Skill Tree

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As a gamer, I’ve seen a lot of games like Escape From Tarkov where they regularly wipe the servers. It’s usually to level the playing field between new players and veterans, and to keep things interesting. But ARC Raiders is doing things differently. They’re not forcing wipes. Instead, they have this thing called the Expedition. Basically, if we, as players, want a fresh start, we can donate a ton of resources to build a caravan and leave the Rust Belt. This resets everything – our quests, blueprints, all our gear, the works. It’s totally optional though, which is a cool, more casual approach.

Bitcoin’s Big Brother Shakes Ethereum: 51K Tokens Payoff!

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In a matter that reads like a ledger entry from some luxury apartment in St. Petersburg, Bitmine Immersion Technologies, Inc. (BMNR), a firm that proudly brands itself as an “Ethereum‑focused treasury,” has swollen its coffers by 51,162 ETH. The total now stands at 4,422,659 tokens-about 3.66 % of the whole country’s supply. At a price of $1,958 each, this vault would make any small Russian gentry blush with envy.

Liquidity 2026: The Quiet Revolution That No One Saw Coming

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The LTP Summit, in its fourth iteration, was less a conference and more a ritualistic incantation to appease the market gods. Attendees gathered not to celebrate innovation, but to whisper prayers over spreadsheets, hoping their numbers would survive the next crypto winter. The event’s claim of 1,000+ attendees felt less like a crowd and more like a funeral procession for the old guard, with every panel a eulogy for centralized finance.

Steam’s Project: Gorgon MMO Has a Stellar Community, and You Should Be Part of It

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Developed by Elder Game LLC, Project: Gorgon is a fantasy MMORPG focused on exploration and letting players chart their own course. While that description is accurate, it doesn’t fully capture what makes the game unique. Visually, it intentionally evokes the early 2000s, reminiscent of games like Runescape and classic World of Warcraft. The game features a persistent world, meaning all players are in the same shared space – when you enter a dungeon, you might run into others. However, the most significant aspect of Project: Gorgon is its wonderful community. While the game’s technology aims to recreate the feel of older MMOs, it’s the players themselves who truly bring that experience to life.

SBF’s TrumpRx Endorsement: Pardon Play or Desperate Cry?

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Behold, the tragic figure of Sam Bankman-Fried, once a titan of crypto, now a shadow wandering the corridors of public opinion. With a tweet, he plunged into the maelstrom, declaring TrumpRx a “huge step in the right direction,” as if the heavens themselves had ordained his words.

You Shouldn’t Use This Pokemon in FireRed and LeafGreen if You Want to Keep Your Sanity

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The recent release of Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen on Switch aren’t complete remakes; they largely maintain the original Game Boy Advance experience, both the good and the bad. Don’t anticipate major changes, either positive or negative. This means some of the original games’ quirks and frustrations are still present, like the random chance in mini-games and inconsistent difficulty in trainer battles. In particular, avoid using Golbat on your team – it can be incredibly frustrating to deal with!

GameCube Games That Are Still 10/10 Masterpieces

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The Nintendo GameCube is almost twenty-five years old, but its unique games still hold up remarkably well and are worth playing even now, in 2026. Many GameCube titles remain true masterpieces that are just as enjoyable today as when they were first released. Here are eight of the most outstanding examples.