Currently, the main antagonist in *Boruto: Two Blue Vortex* is Jura, who is essentially the Ten-Tails in a new, powerful form. He’s quickly become a bigger threat than Code, pushing Boruto and his friends to their limits. Fans are really enjoying Jura as a villain, appreciating his incredible strength, intelligence, and inquisitive nature.
Following the success of their 2021 PlayStation 5 exclusive, *Returnal*, Housemarque announced their next game, *Saros*, in February 2025. While not a direct sequel to *Returnal* as some fans hoped, *Saros* will expand on the gameplay and storytelling of the 2021 roguelike, but with some new features. Housemarque explained that *Saros* will let players select and permanently improve their equipment – weapons and suit upgrades – allowing them to become more powerful with each playthrough, a feature not present in *Returnal*.
Fans are still very excited about *Infinity Castle – Part 2*, particularly those who are familiar with the original manga by Koyoharu Gotouge. While it’s unclear exactly how much of the story this second film will include, considering what was covered in *Part 1*, viewers can expect to see some of the most thrilling and iconic moments from the Infinity Castle Arc brought to life on the big screen, and here are a few examples of what they’re looking forward to.
The new mechanic is similar to abilities in games like *God of War*, where players temporarily become more powerful by filling a meter. However, in *Dying Light: The Beast*, this ability – called Beast Mode – feels less like a core combat feature and more like a safety net. It provides a quick boost of strength when you really need it, and it thematically fits the game’s story about a character struggling to manage his inner rage.
Sucker Punch Productions, known for games like *Sly Cooper* and *Infamous*, really surprised players with *Ghost of Tsushima*. This game offered a vast, open-world experience set in Feudal Japan, reimagining the historical Mongol invasion with a unique story. *Ghost of Tsushima* became incredibly popular, and was later released on PS5 and PC, reaching even more players. Despite a new game in a similar style being planned, *Ghost of Tsushima* is now leading a new initiative from Sony.
Wall Street’s finest are circling the wagons! 🤹♂️ JP Morgan’s entry joins a star-studded lineup including BlackRock’s Maxwell Stein (tokenization’s answer to Captain America), Citi’s Ryan Rugg (who probably owns a vest made of crypto memes), Fidelity’s Cynthia Lo Bessette (the “I ♥ Digital Assets” queen), and State Street’s Kim Hochfeld (cash’s last stand). The agenda? Stein’s debating Moody’s about tokenized capital markets-because nothing says “party” like a spreadsheet showdown. 📊
Players are quickly discovering the strongest characters and skill trees in *Borderlands 4*. Vex and Rafa are popular choices, with Vex benefiting from the Bloodletter skill and Rafa from the Peacerkeeper cannons. One player even created a Rafa build so effective they can defeat enemies without firing a weapon! While these powerful builds are enjoyable, Gearbox has announced they’ll be addressing them in upcoming updates.
On a Monday, as the world sipped its coffee, Dimon whispered to CNBC-TV18, “Inflation, that wily fox, lingers at 3%, neither fleeing nor yielding.” He yearned not for the Fed’s scalpel but for the steady heartbeat of growth, untainted by recession’s shadow. “Should inflation persist,” he warned, “the Fed’s hand shall remain stayed.” 🦊📉
The XRP chart isn’t just a pretty squiggle; it’s a cautionary tale scribbled in digital ink. Analysts, ever the gloomy bunch, warn of a dreaded wave-B correction-which, in layman’s terms, means another stomach-dropping plunge. Remember 2018? When XRP’s price stumbled nearly 80% from its peak of $3.84? Yeah, that wasn’t fun. It’s like watching your favorite team choke in the final seconds. Again.
It hoards over 57% of the crypto kingdom’s treasure, sitting pretty at $2.37T. But let’s be honest, it’s more of a goldfish in a pond than a dragon. 🐠