Alright, so I’ve put together a complete, interactive map for ARC Raiders for you guys. It covers all five maps, including the brand new Stella Montis area, which is hidden pretty deep down in the tunnels. My team and I are constantly updating it with everything we find, so expect even more details to pop up soon!
The Twin Lions battle in Gracetown pits the Young Wanderer against a lively pair performing a classic lion dance – think impressive pillar work and dazzling fireworks! If you’re struggling with this boss, we’ve got all the tips you need.
Because nothing says “innovation” like buying someone else’s innovation, Coinbase announced-drumroll-it’s acquiring Vector. Because why build when you can just swipe right on someone else’s hard work? The deal should close by year-end, assuming no one changes their mind after a sobering cup of tea.
I remember when Gabe Newell at Valve announced plans for three smaller episodes to follow Half-Life 2 back in 2006! It was all about avoiding another huge wait like the six years we had between the first Half-Life and its sequel. That wait was killer, and Valve really didn’t want to put fans through that again. The idea was to release these smaller installments every six to eight months, which would make development smoother and still keep the quality of the Half-Life series high. They wanted to keep things moving and keep us happy!
The new hero Vendetta has arrived in Overwatch 2, and she’s unique! This sword-wielding gladiator is the first damage-dealing character focused entirely on close-combat attacks. But what’s really interesting is her backstory: Vendetta is the daughter of a former Talon leader who was killed by Blackwatch, meaning she’s seeking revenge against both Overwatch and Talon. It looks like Overwatch 2 is positioning Vendetta to be a key villain in the game’s future.
Researchers have developed a novel architecture to bolster the safety of large AI models that process both text and images, protecting against harmful inputs and malicious manipulation.
Look, I’ve been gaming for ages, but even I haven’t played everything! There are just so many great franchises out there. And honestly, no matter how much you play, you probably missed some awesome fantasy games. If you’re looking to jump into a new series and want to actually finish a game in a reasonable amount of time – like, within a couple of hours – these are some really good choices. They might have extra stuff to do, but you can beat the main story in that timeframe.
The Elbaf arc of One Piece has been a fantastic continuation of the Straw Hat Pirates’ journey to the land of the Giants. It’s been packed with surprises, and many fans didn’t anticipate the deep dive into the history of God Valley through the Loki flashback. That flashback recently concluded with the death of Rocks D. Xebec and the destruction of God Valley island.
My dear, Bitcoin’s monthly chart isn’t just ugly-it’s a full-blown sartorial catastrophe. Peaking above $130,000 like a champagne-fueled party guest, it’s now slinking back toward the mid-$80,000s, as if someone just pointed out its outfit was last season. This single candle could erase the entire 2025 uptrend, which is rather like burning down the house because you didn’t like the wallpaper. 🕯️
As a huge Metroid fan, I’ve been waiting for this game for almost twenty years! Metroid Prime 4: Beyond picks up the story after Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and takes us to this really cool, mysterious planet called Viewros. Apparently, it used to be home to an alien race called the Lamorn. We’ll be playing as Samus, exploring Viewros, but it looks like Sylux is still holding a grudge and causing trouble for both her and the Galactic Federation. From what I’ve seen in previews, the controls feel amazing – just as responsive as the older games – and the enemies are supposed to be really unpredictable, which should make every fight exciting!