In a bit over three years, players can expect the cowboy life simulation game titled “Cattle Country” to debut on both the PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch, as well as its initially planned release on Steam (PC). This exciting announcement comes from publishers Playtonic Friends and developers Castle Pixel. Additionally, physical editions for this game will be distributed by Silver Lining Interactive.
The total liquidations across the crypto market surpassed $875 million after Bitcoin fell below $100,000. Bitcoin long liquidations also surged to a record high of $416 million. As a seasoned crypto investor with scars from the 2017 bull run and the subsequent bear market, I’ve learned to expect the unexpected in this wild, rollercoaster ride … Read more
Following the unveiling of the formidable pair for The King of Fighters 15, SNK has verified that Mature and Vice will be accessible on December 12th. You can grab them as a duo for $9.99 – catch their moves in the latest trailer, showcasing some tantalizing revenge against Iori Yagami.
As a seasoned researcher with extensive experience in the complex world of cryptocurrencies and their legal implications, I find myself deeply concerned about the recent debacle surrounding Haliey Welch’s HAWK memecoin launch. The rapid plunge in value, allegations of insider trading, and accusations of sniping are red flags that demand attention. This week’s controversial rollout … Read more
The upcoming release of the movie titled “Nosferatu” has garnered significant praise from critics, boasting a high 94% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The majority of reviews are favorable, commending the innovative storytelling and faithful retelling of the original tale. This modern adaptation is helmed by director Robert Eggers, who has previously worked on films such as “The Witch”, “The Lighthouse”, and “The Northman”. Eggers is renowned for his precise attention to detail when recreating historical settings. Notably, this remake rivals the original silent version’s score of 97%, a remarkable accomplishment in filmmaking.
In the initial installment of DC’s “Creature Commandos,” we see Circe (portrayed by Anya Chalotra) collaborating with a band of men who refer to themselves as the Sons of Themyscira. Though this animated series playfully satirizes problematic fan culture through its portrayal of the group, it’s important to note that the Sons of Themyscira have a comic book equivalent. However, this comic book version has no connection to their “Creature Commandos” counterpart.