pricpr Ah, dear reader, behold the prophetic whispers of Arthur Hayes, co-founder of the illustrious BitMEX, whose crystal ball peeks into a horizon cluttered with tariffs, teetering economies, and the faint smell of fiscal despair. As the U.S. grimly clocks in Q3’s tariff bill with all the subtlety of a bull in a porcelain shop, and … Read more
Weapons introduced in the trailer include:
Although the three characters weren’t explicitly mentioned, the figures seen in the trailer closely resemble how they look in the Hunter x Hunter anime.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
In the haze of a Paris morning, with sunbeams dancing on the Seine, two French outfits—Crypto Blockchain Industries (CBI) and its enigmatic patron, Ker Ventures—have tipped their berets to the gods of fortune and announced a plot worthy of a Dostoyevsky fever dream. Hand in hand with Turkish exchange SAFEbit, they’ve orchestrated an accord: the French may seize up to 2,000 Bitcoins from SAFEbit’s vaults, offering naught but slips of CBI shares in return. No cash, just the crisp breath of commerce (and some ambitious paperwork that could make even Kafka blush).
As a die-hard wrestling fan, I must say that SmackDown kicked off this week with a segment that was absolutely crucial before SummerSlam, and it centered around none other than John Cena and Cody Rhodes. These two heavyweights are set to face off for the Undisputed WWE Championship this weekend, and last week, we witnessed an unusual promo from Rhodes, asking Cena to bring back his old self. To be honest, it felt like a rehash of past promos, but considering what transpired tonight, maybe Rhodes was spot on with his request.
The game being discussed is Sacred 2: Fallen Angel, which was initially published by Ascaron and Deep Silver. This game is a sequel or prequel to the 2004 release of Sacred. Upon its initial release, it received mixed reviews and didn’t appear to generate much excitement. However, in 2014, it was followed by Sacred 3, which ended the series on a lackluster note. It’s quite unexpected that Sacred 2 is receiving a remaster in 2025.
These shows, whether they depict the genesis (and flaws) of chasing a dream in a humorous context or offer a raw look at the production process, often expose the hard work, emotional moments, and humor involved in making these characters’ aspirations a reality. Some of them also portray struggles remarkably similar to those encountered in their respective fields, making their experiences strikingly relatable due to the familiarity of their challenges.
In simpler terms, the latest gossip suggests that the Grass-type Pokemon starter will be a combination of Grass and Fighting, nicknamed a “Wooden Horse.” Furthermore, it’s been hinted that the Water-type starter is a mixture of Water and Ghost, referred to as having “snake-like dead skin.” Lastly, the Fire-type starter Pokemon is merely called a “Phoenix,” with rumors suggesting it’s also a Fire/Psychic type.
The popular webtoon “The Player Who Can’t Level Up” is being transformed into an exhilarating action game slated for release in 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Tripearl Games are responsible for this new project, which takes the series’ cherished universe and transforms it into a swift-moving, roguelike action adventure with seamless combat, breathtaking Unreal Engine 5 graphics, and an innovative storyline co-created by the original authors.