“Ultra-Violent” Steam Game Is Now Available for Free

Five years after its debut on the Valve storefront, a previously $10 Steam game that carries an “ultra-violent” label is now free to claim. What’s more, this action-packed PC game is compatible with the Steam Deck and has been verified for optimal performance on the handheld device. In other words, Valve has tested the game on the Steam Deck and confirmed it runs smoothly on the device, utilizing its built-in controls and screen effectively, making it a fantastic fit for the popular portable gaming hardware.

Crypto market’s weekly winners and losers – POPCAT, TAO, HNT, and STRK

Nervos Network, Popcat, and Bittsensor had the biggest gains in the past week. Helium, Starknet, and SATS were the biggest losers last week. As a seasoned analyst with years of experience navigating the tumultuous seas of the cryptocurrency market, I find myself intrigued by this week’s performances. Nervos Network, Popcat, and Bittsensor have shown remarkable … Read more

Why Fantastic Four: First Steps Could Bring in Agatha All Along Star Kathryn Hahn

2025 will see the arrival of “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” and Kathryn Hahn expresses her eagerness to collaborate with Marvel on this project. Recently, in an interview for the “Inside Total Film Podcast” ahead of the series’ premiere on Disney+, Hahn spoke about her upcoming role. The San Diego Comic-Con this year made it evident that Marvel Studios considers “Fantastic Four” a top priority. Some fans might have overlooked this, but the director for the 2025 film previously worked with Hahn. Matt Shakman directed “WandaVision,” which was instrumental in creating the Agatha-mania that led to “Agatha All Along.” Given their previous collaboration, it’s not surprising that they might want to work together again.

Shonen Jump Reveals Its Top-Grossing IPs in New Report: What Is in First?

It’s undeniable that Shonen Jump has held significant sway in the anime industry, with major players like Kodansha and Shogakukan notwithstanding. Over time, numerous renowned anime series have originated from manga published regularly within its pages, such as Dragon Ball, One Piece, Jujutsu Kaisen, My Hero Academia, and countless others. As several series approach their conclusions, a fresh crop is emerging to carry on the legacy. Recently, a report disclosed the top-earning properties of Shonen Jump, offering manga enthusiasts insight into which titles are leading the pack financially.