The end of January still boasts some major game releases, including Code Vein 2. Highguard is also generating a lot of interest, especially considering its challenging development journey.
It quickly became clear that Will Driscoll, a new teenager in Weatherfield, was secretly dating his school’s PE coach.
As a long-time fan, I’ve always loved how Spider-Man’s look has changed over the years, especially his iconic spider symbol. It’s so cool to see how each costume brings a new take on the character! And with Spider-Man: Brand New Day, it looks like we’re getting another fresh design for the logo – this time with bigger, more dramatic spider legs and a sleeker body. I can’t wait to see it!
The broader cryptocurrency sell-off on Jan. 25 saw XRP briefly tumble to a low of $1.80, its most depressed price point since mid-December. This sudden capitulation saw XRP’s weekly losses swell past 5%, effectively vaporizing billions in market capitalization and every gain achieved since the start of the year.
During a recent symphony of numbers, the maestro of JPMorgan’s finances, Jeremy Barnum, conducted a somber aria, forecasting a dirge for both the consumer and the economic symphony at large. One might wonder if the banks have finally cracked under the weight of their own hubris, or if they’re merely rehearsing for a tragic opera.
The incident, it seems, occurred sometime last May. It took them a week to realise something was amiss, which speaks volumes, doesn’t it? One pictures a rather flustered office and general air of ‘Good Lord, what’s happened now?’ The hacking, or ‘external system intrusion’ as the chaps in white coats prefer to call it, compromised a dataset containing such alarming bits and bobs as full names and contact information. A truly ghastly prospect.
New research applies advanced quantization techniques to k-essence cosmology, offering insights into the universe’s earliest moments and its ultimate destiny.
So, I was totally surprised to see Thrillville: Off the Rails – the sequel to that rollercoaster building game from 2007, originally on the PSP – suddenly show up on PlayStation Network! Frontier Developments, the folks who made it, have been working on getting their older games working on modern platforms, and this one just quietly appeared with some trophies attached. It was a really cool surprise for us fans!
In a recent soliloquy on X (formerly Twitter), Buterin confessed that he no longer subscribes to his 2017 declaration that full self-validation by users was a “weird mountain man fantasy.”
It’s hard to say precisely why this game – made by a talented team that includes the people behind Apex Legends and Titanfall – is receiving so much criticism.