ARC Raiders Shrouded Sky Global Release Times

The Shrouded Sky update is the second major update for ARC Raiders, and it includes several improvements like map changes, a new weather condition, and a new project to work on. Here’s the release date for the update.

ARC Raiders’ Dropping Player Count is Good News for Bungie’s Marathon

For a while, Escape From Tarkov was the leading extraction shooter, but its difficulty kept many players away. ARC Raiders changed that by making the genre easier to pick up and play, quickly gaining a large player base. While ARC Raiders’ numbers have dropped off a bit since launch, it remains a popular shooter, creating a potential opening for its main competitor, Marathon.

Nearly Perfect Forgotten FPS Games

Consider Halo: Combat Evolved, which received an update for its 10th anniversary and is now getting another for its 25th. Halo fans are fortunate, but fans of older, less popular shooters aren’t so lucky – many of those games are hard to find or have simply been forgotten by most players.

BTC to $250K by 2029? A Banana’s Tale…

For the perplexed, the “banana” is Brandt’s sly euphemism for Bitcoin’s serpentine path of logarithmic ascent. Since 2012, the price has pirouetted between a lower green boundary, a graveyard for deep cyclical retracements, and an upper red band, a cathedral for speculative excess.

Trump’s Tariff Tango: Will Section 122 Be His Legal Slip-Up?

After the Supreme Court told him to take a seat on his IEEPA shenanigans, Trump did what any self-respecting reality TV star would do: he pivoted. Plan B, folks! Global tariffs, 10% to start, then a dramatic upgrade to 15% because, well, why not? Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act, he claims, gives him the green light. But does it? Or is this just another episode of The Apprentice: White House Edition?

8 Months After Launch, Nintendo Switch 2 Devs are Still Struggling with One Issue

For months, developers have been trying to get their hands on Switch 2 development kits, even before the console officially launched on June 5, 2025. Initially, it was thought Nintendo was simply being cautious about sharing the hardware before its official announcement. While most companies provide early access to developers, Nintendo has always been more selective than competitors like Sony and Microsoft. However, after the Switch 2 launched, it became clear that the limited availability wasn’t just about preventing leaks – Nintendo simply doesn’t have many dev kits available, and still doesn’t.