Xbox Giving Away Game for Free on Steam

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The free game Tell Me Why was released on Steam by Xbox near the end of the Xbox One generation, in August 2020, just before the Xbox Series X and S launched. While developed by Don’t Nod Entertainment – a studio not owned by Xbox – it was published in partnership with Xbox Game Studios, making it an Xbox console exclusive. Although it’s not Don’t Nod’s most acclaimed or popular game – they’re better known for the Life Is Strange series – Tell Me Why still has a dedicated fanbase. It currently holds an 80% approval rating on Steam, earning a “Very Positive” rating from almost 8,000 user reviews – the second highest rating possible on the platform.

Inside Nicholas Galitzine’s Masters of the Universe Transformation

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Transforming into He-Man for the new Masters of the Universe movie, which came out on June 5th, was a constant process, according to 31-year-old actor Nicholas Galitzine. He told Will Marfuggi of TopMob News at the film’s premiere on May 18th that getting into shape as Prince Adam was an ongoing effort. Galitzine also noted that he had very little time between filming Masters of the Universe and his previous roles in 100 Nights of Hero and The Mosquito Bowl.

The Abyss Gazes Back: Rain Protocol’s $8.8B Mirage and the Souls Who Dared to Doubt

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Oh, the tangled webs we weave! ZachXBT, armed with his magnifying glass and a cynic’s resolve, traces the bloodlines of Rain to the tombstones of DOP and TOMI. A dust transaction here, a shared wallet there-a macabre family reunion. Two crumbs of cryptocurrency, sent 36 seconds apart, now whisper of collusion. The recipient, once fed by DOP’s corpse, grows fat on RAIN’s deluge. And lo! Another wallet, a Judas, betrays its lineage to the centralized exchanges, where sin began.

Forward Industries’ Solana Saga: $32M on Coinbase – Sell-Off or Mere Shenanigans?

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The transfer arrived just as Solana prices left Forward Industries looking like a fellow who’s bet his entire allowance on a three-legged horse. At present, they’re roughly $1.13 billion down on their original wager. Now, depositing tokens on an exchange often precedes a spot of selling, but the old beans at Forward haven’t piped up about any such plans. Tight-lipped, those chaps.