Okay, so Capcom just dropped a small update – version 1.030.02.00 – but honestly, it makes a pretty big difference. It mostly fixes how often you run into those super tough 9-star monsters in a couple of quests, and that’s a huge deal for anyone grinding those out. It really improves the whole experience, even though it’s a small patch.
“A surprise to see them as a latecomer,” quipped Bryan Armour, a sage of the financial cosmos, “yet they aim to differentiate themselves, a feat as challenging as teaching a cat to fetch.” 🐱
We don’t know exactly when the ads will be released, but even though they weren’t publicly available yet, Nintendo fans have already found and watched them tens of thousands of times.
Numbers from our cutting-edge newsmongers at crypto.news indicate that BNB has withered by some 8% over the preceding week, and alas, by a full 20.7% since its most glorious triumph in late October of yesteryear. One finds the token in the humbled sum of $1,087, having risen a trivial yet charming 2% post its triumphant listing upon these stately exchanges-a veritable aquiver with possibilities.
The Woojer Vest 4 lets you feel the sound from anything you’re listening to, but it’s especially designed for gamers. I tested it out with some action-packed games to really see what it could do.
Don’t underestimate the Woojer Strap 4 just because of its size. This device delivers surprisingly strong haptic feedback, letting you feel the sound in games and music. You’ll be amazed by what it’s capable of.
Creative’s Sound Blaster Katana V2X is the result of years of audio expertise. It’s a small but mighty soundbar that boasts a sleek design and broad compatibility with almost any device you plug it into.
Without continued investment in the latest machines, a miner’s share of the global hashrate deteriorates, resulting in a reduced share of the daily awarded Bitcoin (BTC). One might say it’s a race to the bottom, or perhaps just a very expensive sprint. 🏃♂️💥
He was having a chat with this cryptocurrency influencer – a “@notthreadguy” which sounds like a rejected Twitter handle – and apparently confessed he wasn’t wrong about the impending doom. He just… underestimated how easily people would fall for it all. Honestly! The gullibility! It’s almost impressive. He actually said he underestimated our gullibility. Seriously?
I’ve noticed a lot of games let you be a seriously bad ruler – think total control through fear, bending the rules, or just straight-up dominating everyone. It’s wild how much freedom they give you to make awful choices and see what happens. These games aren’t just about winning; they’re about exploring what it feels like to have absolute power and how easily it can corrupt you. Basically, they let you live out the ultimate ‘evil overlord’ fantasy, no consequences! It’s fascinating, and honestly, a little disturbing, to see how far you can go.
