Nintendo is suing the creators of Palworld, Pocketpair, claiming they copied a patented technology. The technology involves a specific method for catching creatures – by throwing an item at them.
Kim Bodnia, known for his role in Killing Eve, previously portrayed Vesemir, a beloved father figure and mentor to Geralt, in Netflix’s fantasy series. However, he will not be appearing in the fourth season.
The Netflix series has already shown many different monsters, but season 4 will debut something new: the powerful, original vampires.
It’s surprising to see Slam City with Scottie Pippen – an older basketball game featuring the Chicago Bulls player – getting a release for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, especially considering how it was received when it first came out.
EastEnders recently showed a flashback to Halloween night in 1988, featuring the Moon family watching a creepy video tape.
This Halloween, on October 31st, the host of Project Runway is saying goodbye to revealing costumes at her yearly party.
According to Reuters, the artificial intelligence (AI) giant, OpenAI, is quietly setting the stage for a blockbuster initial public offering (IPO) that could debut as early as 2027, potentially valuing the company at a staggering $1 trillion. The report notes that filing preparations may begin in late 2026, with the offering expected to raise at least $60 billion. If realized, it would mark one of the largest public listings in history, arming CEO Sam Altman with massive capital for his AI ambitions. 🤯💸
And get this, technical mumbo-jumbo like a rising RSI and a bullish MACD crossover are popping up like bad acne on a teenager’s chart, signaling “healthy” momentum. Meanwhile, the Fed’s been shaking things up elsewhere, sending folks scrambling for refuge in privacy coins like ZCash and Monero. It’s like everyone’s playing a game of financial hide-and-seek. Thanks to this circus, prices are climbing, and now’s the time to obsess over what ZEC might conjure next. Stay tuned, or risk feeling as out-of-the-loop as my dog during a thunderstorm. 💸
Now, November’s got a bit of a reputation. It’s like the secret sauce for Bitcoin’s rise. Since 2013, Bitcoin’s average return during November has been a whopping 46%. So with Bitcoin hitting its stride and fresh piles of cash flooding in, things are looking up. But enough about the obvious. Let’s get into the altcoins that are making waves right now:
The two companies have been involved in several legal battles. Sony, the maker of PlayStation, initially called its Chinese competitor’s product a blatant copy.