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The newest update for Pokopia on Switch 2 is now available. It doesn’t add any new gameplay features, but instead fixes a number of bugs players were experiencing. These fixes address problems in specific areas of the game, as well as issues with the Pokedex and controller performance.
Korvac is incredibly powerful and could certainly be a major villain, but he’s not suited for a long-term, multi-movie arc like Thanos had in the early phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Unlike Thanos, Korvac is essentially a god. He first appeared in Giant-Size Defenders #3, but gained prominence in Avengers Vol. 1 #167-177, where he shockingly wiped out the entire Avengers team.
The recent surge of Alpha Energy had two major consequences. It showed all the Omega Tournament fighters a glimpse of the future, revealing what they need to do before Darkseid returns. It also gave some heroes new abilities – for example, Guy Gardner now has enhanced cosmic awareness connected to the Emotional Spectrum. While we’re still discovering how everyone has been affected in the world after DC K.O., a new comic series is taking one famous hero in a completely unexpected direction.
Wilson Bethel’s portrayal of Benjamin “Dex” Poindexter, also known as Bullseye, was particularly wild and unpredictable in the fourth episode of Daredevil: Born Again, which premiered on April 8th and generated a lot of excitement online.
A-Train, played by Jessie T. Usher, is a speedster who first appeared in the very first episode of the series. He was originally part of ‘The Seven,’ a superhero team created by Vought International for publicity. For years, he followed the orders of the ruthless Homelander, but began to question things in season four, ultimately leaving Vought. In the season five premiere, A-Train emerges from hiding to rescue Hughie, Frenchie, and Mother’s Milk from a prison camp, but Homelander spots him and gives chase. A-Train swerves to avoid hitting a bystander – a direct reference to the show’s opening scene where he ran through someone – and crashes. This leaves him defenseless, and after confronting Homelander, he is killed.
Ray Gunn is an animated film that director Brad Bird has described as a unique mix of science fiction and old-fashioned detective stories. He compares it to a combination of The Maltese Falcon and Buck Rogers.
Chainlink (LINK), the unsung hero of smart contracts, is like the plumber of the crypto world-nobody notices it until something goes wrong. It’s the “backbone” for these contracts, having powered over $28 trillion in transactions (yes, trillion, with a T) and secured tens of billions in DeFi. Even Euroclear, a name so institutional it makes your eyes glaze over, is using Chainlink to automate financial tasks so complex they’d make your brain hurt. The price moves slower than a sloth on a Sunday, but if tokenization and DeFi keep growing, LINK might just tag along for the ride. After all, someone’s got to keep the pipes from bursting.
Now, U.S. oil (WTI, for those keeping track) is just shy of $103 per barrel. It’s like it gained a buck every hour since 6:00 a.m. Eastern Time. And here’s the kicker: the market is over there trying to predict the future of the Middle East and what’s going to happen with oil. And honestly, does anyone really know? Nah, but that doesn’t stop anyone from guessing. Just throw a dart at a board and hope for the best.
Former VFX animator Paul Creamer claims Gunzilla hasn’t paid him for work completed as early as October 2025. He stated on LinkedIn that the studio still asks for ongoing work but hasn’t given him any confidence he’ll be paid what he’s owed.
Sony is releasing a special, gold-colored version of its DualSense controller. It’s clearly inspired by the James Bond film Goldfinger, featuring the movie’s logo on the touchpad. We can’t wait to see it in person – it looks fantastic, and we hope it avoids the stick drift issues some controllers have.