As a gaming enthusiast excitedly counting down the days, I can’t help but share the buzzing news that’s been circulating in the community. The lineup for next month’s PS Plus Essential games is rumored to be officially announced on Wednesday, 30th April! Check out this screenshot captured by Reddit user Budget-Neat4750, which hints at the promotion:
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Tomasz Kajetan Stańczak, a co-executive ringmaster at the Ethereum Foundation, casually mentioned on April 28 that Fusaka is tentatively scheduled for Q3 or Q4 2025. But don’t pencil it in just yet—because “the exact rollout schedule has not been decided,” which in blockchain-speak means it’s as nailed down as a cat on a leash.
Remember the glory days of PolitiFi when things seemed… well, more balanced? By May 31, 2024, the market was valued at a cool $1.74 billion, and guess what? The official TRUMP coin and MELANIA token hadn’t even made their grand entrance. But when they did—on January 17, 2025, and January 19, 2025, respectively—let’s just say it was like a rockstar showing up and immediately taking all the backstage passes. TRUMP’s coin alone is now worth $2.97 billion, while MELANIA is chilling at $180.37 million. Not bad for a couple of meme coins, huh?
Though primarily known for its action-filled monster hunts, Supernatural has consistently demonstrated versatility by delving into various genres and themes, including comedy and Westerns. Actors Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, portraying Sam and Dean Winchester respectively, have delivered compelling performances that breathe life into the show’s unusual world. Particularly noteworthy is Ackles’ performance in season 12’s “Regarding Dean,” an episode featuring one of the most heart-wrenching scenes in the series, despite no character deaths. This powerful scene even holds its ground against significant moments such as Dean’s final destiny in Supernatural‘s contentious finale.
While the broader Bitcoin-led carnival danced boisterously under the bright lights of public scrutiny, BONK’s ascent slipped quietly behind the curtain, as if shy of such attention, yet undeniably meaningful—like a soldier recovering from grave wounds sustained in a long, merciless campaign.
Although the game has enjoyed impressive sales and received adoration from players, Sony’s handling of the intellectual property has left many questioning their approach. Apart from releasing a high-quality PC version in 2021 and now a PS5 remaster, there have been few updates regarding a possible sequel from Sony, the tech giant based in Japan. It seems as though Sony is uncertain about how to proceed with this series, despite the obvious desire among fans for Deacon’s return to conclude the storyline.
