Crunchyroll’s New Big Hit Anime Is Growing Fast, And It Might Just Beat Solo Leveling

Despite the constant release of new anime series, some may rival or even exceed the popularity of Solo Leveling. One such contender is the Chinese-originated anime titled “To Be Hero X,” which has been gaining significant traction among fans. Although it hasn’t reached Solo Leveling’s level of acclaim just yet, there is a positive buzz surrounding Chinese animations within the anime community, and with more successful releases like these on the horizon, interest in Chinese anime is likely to skyrocket.

Did Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Live Up to the Legacy?

Following a lengthy period of anticipation, devotees of Metal Gear Solid can now enjoy a significant new installment in the series. The challenge faced by developers with the remake of Snake Eater is substantial. Does Delta manage to honor the franchise’s legacy effectively? Or is this merely an imitation that falls short in terms of … Read more

Monopoly GO: Monopoly Motel Rewards and Milestones

The Monopoly-themed event called “Monopoly GO” started on August 22 and will continue until August 24, lasting for a total of about three hours beyond that day. This is an opportunity not to be missed as it offers a plethora of rewards. One of the main attractions are the Flag Tokens you’ll need for Roadtrip Racers, but there’s more than just that! You can also collect numerous dice rolls, some extra cash, and a few sticker packs. If you wish to accumulate flags without depleting them, this event is ideal. For a comprehensive look at the schedule and potential earnings, I’ve provided a detailed breakdown here. Let’s explore the rewards list and discover what Monopoly Motel “Monopoly GO” has in store for us.

Dying Light: The Beast Dev Details the Difference Between Cartoon Zombies and Truly Terrifying Monsters

In the upcoming game titled Dying Light: The Beast, many elements that made its predecessors popular will remain, while also introducing fresh features for this updated version. Notably, the original protagonist, Kyle Crane, returns in this installment, and the game will feature hordes of traditional zombies and Chimeras due to The Baron’s experiments. Game Rant recently spoke with members from Techland’s team, including franchise director Tymon Smektala, who provided insights about what drives Dying Light‘s zombie behavior. Smektala shared that their aim for the series is for Dying Light to become the definitive zombie game, offering an unparalleled zombie experience. To achieve this, they aim to stay true to the genre’s roots rather than making significant changes at this time. They want to ensure they cover all the classic aspects that fans of zombie literature have come to expect, such as slow zombies, fast zombies, mutated zombies, and nighttime zombies, among others.

Borderlands 4 ‘Tripling Down’ on One Pillar Can’t Leave the Rest Barely Standing

In a chat with IGN at Gamescom, Gearbox’s Randy Pitchford mentioned they are taking a stronger approach (than just doubling down) on additional content, which we refer to as “tripling down”. This doesn’t mean players have to engage in it if they don’t wish to. However, it can sometimes be misleading when the optional nature of side content is highlighted excessively. Ideally, any extra content a game offers should seem both optional and vital to the story, setting, and player’s overall experience – a delicate balance that becomes tougher as more side content is included in a game.

Larry David on Ethereum: Is $5,000 Just a Dream or a Reality?

“Shifting balance of risks may warrant adjusting policy stance,” said the Fed Chair, Jerome Powell, at some fancy symposium. It’s like he’s reading from a script written by Jerry Seinfeld himself. 🎭 Investors, of course, went wild, and Ethereum surged nearly 12% in just a few hours. Can you believe it? I mean, I’ve had better luck getting a parking spot in West Hollywood.

Crypto Chaos: BlockFi Wins $13M Settlement Amid Courtroom Drama & Investor Outcry

In a Thursday filing-because doesn’t every court document scream “drama”-Judge Claire Cecchi ordered BlockFi’s insurers (those sneaky little creatures) to cough up more than $13 million into an escrow account within 30 days. It’s part of a class-action lawsuit that’s been bubbling since 2023. This came after a February motion for preliminary approval, which was basically stuck in litigation limbo thanks to one investor’s sudden case of objections-probably obsessing over the minutiae of their “hard-earned” crypto.