The number of addresses holding more than 10,000 ETH has declined. ETH’s price has been unable to reclaim the $3,000 price level. As a researcher who has witnessed the rollercoaster ride that is the crypto market, I must admit I am not entirely surprised by the recent developments in Ethereum [ETH]. The decline in large … Read more
For a while now, fans have been asking Capcom to bring back the original Resident Evil trilogy in their classic form, but a full re-release is still unclear. However, Capcom has been making it easier for us to access these older games. In June, they released the first game, Resident Evil 1, on GOG, and they’ve confirmed that the next two games will also be available there soon. Now, one of those sequels is now available on the platform as well.
Today marks the launch of the concluding and 35th content update for the widely-acclaimed roguelike game “Dead Cells” by Motion Twin. Since its debut in 2018, the game has been consistently updated at a rapid pace. Not only have they regularly rolled out free updates, but they’ve also released four paid expansions, the latest one being “Return to Castlevania.” Now, after years of dedicated work on “Dead Cells,” the development process has drawn to a close, but not without some final additions.
Today, the Jujutsu Kaisen community experienced one of its most significant announcements yet. Following over five years of publication, creator Gege Akutami has decided it’s time to wrap up the Jujutsu Kaisen story. Japanese media sources have confirmed that the series will publish its final chapter in September, and now, Akutami is expressing his thoughts on the ending with a special message to fans.
One intriguing connection among realms of angels, demons, and self-esteem lies in DSTLRY’s new series The Missionary, masterfully created by the gifted team consisting of writer Ryan Stegman, artist Jason Howard, colorist Tamra Bonvillain, and letterer Shawn Lee. This captivating narrative immerses readers in a supernatural world, yet it uniquely unfolds through the personal transformation of a former timid grocery manager named Bryce. As the grander narrative and Bryce’s journey intertwine, events escalate swiftly without looking back. Prepare to be swept away by a supernatural vortex that promises only to become more intricately enthralling as the story unfolds.
Following the trailer unveiled at The Game Awards 2023, we’ve learned when Black Myth: Wukong will be launched.