In March 2025, it was initially announced that the latest game from Construction Simulator developer Weltenbauer, Firefighting Simulator: Ignite, would be released. The planned launch date is September 9, with simultaneous debuts on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on this day.
At PAX West in Seattle, Washington, I had the opportunity to spend several hours with the Bandai Namco team, playing “Digimon Story: Time Stranger”. The session involved two save files – the initial one guided me through the game’s first hour filled with exposition and tutorials, which was largely a scripted experience. In contrast, the second save file showcased the mid-game progress, where many of the game’s systems, such as Digivolution, personality system, Agent Skill tree, and Dedigivolution (try saying that ten times fast!), became more accessible.
While a cooldown is active, players are unable to switch their currently active artifacts, thus limiting the frequency of utilizing those special abilities.
More recently, Yuki Tabata unveiled a startling truth about the world of manga creation, which is likely to shift fans’ perspectives significantly. Given that authors don’t usually discuss such matters openly, Yuki Tabata deserves recognition for shedding light on this topic.
More recently, Schedule 1 unveiled the eagerly anticipated Rival Cartel update, a move that was warmly accepted by the gaming community. The majority of players admired the extensive content this update brought in. Just as it hit the shelves, Tyler, the sole game developer, swiftly started work on the next significant update, soliciting fan opinions about desired new features.
Bitcoin’s dominance is like, sooo last year. Ethereum’s looking ready for a huge breakout (maybe), and tokens like Cardano, Solana, and Chainlink are in that “should I start planning for a party or what?” phase. Basically, they’re giving off major rally vibes. Will they deliver? Only time will tell – and let’s be honest, who has time for patience?
“What folly is this?” one might imagine him exclaiming, as he pointed out how a single bot sent nearly eleven million transactions within thirty days, wherein 99.95% met with failure. Such an assertion could only inspire mirth among those who delight in observing rival networks exchange barbs over block sizes and consensus mechanisms.
Hyperliquid, in a Friday Discord missive that felt more like a wanted poster, declared its desire for a “Hyperliquid-first” stablecoin. Native Markets fired the first shot, suggesting Stripe’s Bridge payment processor handle the job. They promised to toss some reserve proceeds into Hyperliquid’s Assistance Fund treasury, mint directly on the ecosystem, and stay squeaky clean with regulators. But oh, the drama was just beginning.
As the chapters of the “One Piece” saga progress, it’s evident that the story is nearing its conclusion. A significant aspect yet to be resolved is the location of the famed treasure, which has been a coveted goal for all characters and factions within the series. The Yonko, or Sea Emperors, are among the pirates who have come closest to discovering it.
Justin Sun, the self-styled Tron czar, threw a party for this event, waving his hands and proclaiming that at last, the splendid plebs have a decentralized stablecoin to call their own on Ethereum.
