Mario Party Needs to Learn an Important Lesson From Mario Kart

I don’t necessarily see this as a negative thing. While it might seem a little uninspired, the core of the game is strong enough that it doesn’t need major changes. That said, there’s definitely potential for growth, and Nintendo can’t rely on nostalgia and past success forever. It’s time for the series to try something new, like the recent crossovers we’ve seen in Mario Kart. This would be a great way to refresh Mario Party and keep it exciting.

Amazon Is Giving Away 12 Free Video Games to Prime Members in April

Amazon is adding twelve new games to its Luna service before the end of April. Two of the most notable additions are already available: XCOM: Enemy Unknown Complete Pack and Total War: Pharaoh Dynasties. Both are popular strategy games and are expected to be the biggest draws from this new selection.

StudioCanal presents ….April 2026

Luc Besson’s 1997 science fiction masterpiece, The Fifth Element, stars Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, and Gary Oldman (who also appeared in Besson’s Leon). The film is known for its strong acting, incredible special effects, over-the-top costumes, and a fantastic score composed by frequent Besson collaborator, Eric Serra.

Bitcoin’s Dismal Retail Dive: The Shocking Truth You Didn’t Want to Hear

On April 3, Darkfost-truly, who else?-exposed the sobering truth in an X post. Bitcoin’s retail activity is in freefall, or as he so dramatically puts it, “a record low.” The transactions of less than 1 BTC have dwindled faster than your average crypto dream. And where does this tragic tale unfold? Binance, the biggest circus in town, where the retail crowd, affectionately dubbed “shrimps,” once swam freely in the sea of speculation. But now, the ocean is eerily still.

Bitcoin’s Price: Steady as a Rock, or a Ticking Time Bomb?

CryptoQuant’s Carmelo_Alemán (yes, that’s his handle-no relation to the composer, presumably) pointed out that Bitcoin’s daily spot volume dropped from 42,026 BTC on March 17 to 35,590 BTC on April 2. That’s a 15.31% nosedive, or as I like to call it, “the market taking the stairs.” Meanwhile, open interest only fell by 8.87%, proving once again that derivatives are the cockroaches of the financial world-surviving everything.