Nintendo Switch Online Makes 2025 EA Game Free for Limited Time

Okay, so here’s the deal: if you’re a Nintendo Switch Online member in Europe – that’s for both my Switch and my new Switch 2 – I can download EA Sports FC 26 completely free right now until June 24th! We get full access to everything. But, heads up, after that date it’ll cost money if you want to keep playing. Luckily, they’re having a massive sale on it until July 2nd – it’s 80% off, bringing the price down to just $11.99 instead of the usual $59.99! It will be replaced by the next version when that comes out around late September or October, but honestly, with the World Cup happening now, the timing is perfect. It’s easily the best soccer game you can get right now, and yep, it even has a World Cup mode which I’m stoked about!

Bridget Jones and Coronation Street favourites star in first look at BBC’s new ‘nostalgic crime drama’

Okay, so I just saw this new film, and it’s really charming. Mackenzie Phillips is fantastic as Lily, a hairdresser who trades the hustle and bustle of the city for a quieter life running a salon in a quaint village. But things aren’t as peaceful as they seem! She quickly gets tangled up in a series of local mysteries. It’s got this really fun, upbeat vibe that reminds me of 1970s crime dramas, but with a lot more heart. Definitely a nostalgic and enjoyable watch.

The Batman: Part II is the End of an Era for Robert Pattinson’s Batman

A small update to the official social media page for The Batman suggests that plans for the film series might be shifting. While the change itself isn’t significant, it has led fans to wonder if the next movie will follow a similar path as the first. Details about the future of the franchise are still being kept secret, and speculation is running high.

Shiba Inu Price Drama: Is $0.000005 About to Make a Comeback?

Technically, SHIB is still doing its best impression of a sad, slouching houseplant. It remains below the 20-day, 50-day, and 100-day moving averages – all of which are sliding downward like they’ve given up on life. Translation: bears still have the upper hand, even if SHIB is trying to look lively again.

Tokens: The Great Circus of Speculation and Utility’s Silent Laugh

Ah, the early days of a token launch! A time of great fanfare, when the charts soar like a balloon at a child’s party, only to deflate when the product fails to deliver. The crowd cheers, the investors clap, but the product? It stands in the corner, a wallflower at a ball, waiting for its moment that never comes. Allocation demand, investor appetite, and market-making support-all arrive like uninvited guests, creating a spectacle before the host has even prepared the meal.