Picture this: a cadre of hackers, cloaked in the anonymity of the internet, operating in tight-knit teams, each member donning a multitude of false identities. They apply for IT positions with the same fervor as a child chasing after an ice cream truck. The negligence and casual disregard of Web3 startups serve as the fertile ground in which these criminals thrive. 🍦
Before becoming part of Fleetwood Mac in 1974 (initially performing as Buckingham Nicks), they revealed on August 13 that they plan to release a re-mastered edition of their self-titled album from 1973, scheduled for September.
Indeed, the current buzz around rabbits in Fort Collins, Colorado, showing off peculiar, nearly tentacled horns is legitimate. However, let me clarify that this isn’t indicative of some bizarre and fearsome new contagion. Instead, there’s a straightforward explanation for this occurrence.
As stated by Alex Perez of The Cosmic Circus, it’s said that the upcoming X-Men suits in Avengers: Doomsday will apparently take inspiration from the visual styles seen in the Astonishing X-Men comic books and the popular Disney+ show X-Men ’97.
In The Hinokami Chronicles 2, the developers CyberConnect2 are sticking with the same blueprint and structure they used for the first game. While the original game followed the narrative of the source anime and manga series up to the Mugen Train arc, this sequel carries on the story from there, encompassing the Entertainment District and extending it all the way through to the conclusion of the Hashira Training arc.
In terms of gameplay experience, Echoes of the End surprisingly harks back to the classic action RPGs prevalent during the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 generation. Yet, in no way does this resemblance imply a negative aspect.
Experience the magical synergy of Heretic and Hexen like never before, all packaged in a single bundle, complete with their expansions, multiplayer options, and not one, but two freshly-crafted chapters that seamlessly complement this classic pairing.
It appears that this genre has become a place where large production companies are ready to take daring, innovative creative risks, giving talented screenwriters and filmmakers freedom to explore unique concepts without any reliance on established intellectual properties. This risk-taking allows for projects with no known brand association, and even if these films don’t perform exceptionally well financially at the box office, it doesn’t discourage such efforts.
So says Stalker 2’s roadmap for Q3 and Q4 2025, released yesterday. Right now, Stalker 2 uses Unreal Engine 5.1, but top of GSC’s list of bulletpoints for the year to come is “Engine update to Unreal Engine 5.5.4 (for optimisation).” That’s not the bleeding-edge version of Epic’s engine—that would be UE5.6—but it is a recent one: it only hit last March.
Here is an overview of the game, via DreadXP: