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Crimson Desert’s Open World Gives Serious Red Dead Redemption 2 Vibes

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It might seem odd to compare the end of the Wild West era to a completely made-up fantasy world, but surprisingly, the two share some common ground. Both experiences center around the journeys of Klyff and Aurthur, with each destination marking a new chapter before they set off on another long adventure.

Resident Evil’s Future to be Discussed at Capcom After Code: Veronica Remake’s Release – Rumor

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Dusk Golem shared that Capcom is paying attention to how players and critics are reacting to the Resident Evil 4 remake, and will use that feedback when planning future games in the series. Both Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil Requiem have received very positive reviews – 94 and 88 on Metacritic, respectively. How well the upcoming Resident Evil – Code: Veronica remake is received will also influence Capcom’s decisions.

Community Movie’s Delays Officially Explained by Writer (& There’s a Promising Update)

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On the podcast The Watch, Community writer Andrew Guest revealed they nearly started filming the long-awaited movie continuation after the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike ended. However, a scheduling conflict with one of the actors’ other projects caused further delays. While disappointing, this is actually a positive sign – it confirms the movie is still happening and gives fans hope that it’s moving forward, even if not as quickly as they’d like.

Oh, Chun Wang! $240M in, $67M out-ETH Hoard or Mere Whim?

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Great heavens! The ledger of the blockchain doth reveal a tale most curious. Some $240 million in stablecoins, like so many courtiers at a royal feast, have been deposited, while $67.5 million in Ethereum hath made its exit, stage right. A spectacle most befitting the age of digital folly!

Mysterious SuperTrend Indicator Predicts Bitcoin’s Fate – Will the Market Surrender or Resist?

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Severino, in a post worthy of a court jester’s monologue, fixates on the one-month chart, where the SuperTrend clings to support like a drunkard to a lamppost. The monthly timeframe, he insists, is a purifying lens, filtering out the cacophony of short-term madness to reveal the “broader cycle” (a phrase as vague as a politician’s promise). At $66,300, Bitcoin teeters above the SuperTrend’s $66,400 threshold, its green hue a sardonic reminder that the macro trend has not yet succumbed to despair. A monthly close below this line, however, would trigger a sell signal-a ritual as inevitable as the sun rising over a doomed kingdom.