As part of the RuneScape: Dragonwilds community, Mod Doom (one of our community managers on Discord) has revealed some thrilling details about the game’s future following the release of version 0.7.3. Now that this update is behind us, the team is now focusing on the more substantial changes coming with version 0.8, which will incorporate several significant new features into our Early Access game.
In simpler terms, a remaster like Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered enhances a game’s visual and technical quality to match current-day standards, while leaving the original gameplay and content essentially unchanged. On the other hand, a remake, such as The Last of Us Part I, is typically an entirely new game that uses the same concept or storyline as an older one, often featuring updated graphics, gameplay mechanics, and possibly even additional content.
Reports from attendees at Comicon Napoli today suggest that a panel with Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii revealed plans for a remake of Chrono Trigger.
Here’s the scene: the official Tron Twitter account, presumably guarded by at least three sentient AIs and a rubber duck, got pwned by scammers who then used it to liberate users from their burdensome funds. (Philanthropy, but trending downwards.)
According to reports, Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock are set to lead an upcoming film being developed by Amazon MGM Studios. This romantic thriller, yet to be titled, is currently being penned by Noah Oppenheim, the co-creator of the popular Netflix series “Zero Day” with Robert De Niro. The project has been referred to as “fast-paced.” Reeves and Bullock will once again collaborate with Mark Gordon, who previously produced their movie “Speed.
So, Bitcoin was on a roll, climbing to new heights, when suddenly, Arizona’s Governor decided to rain on the parade. After the Arizona House had practically rolled out a red carpet for Bitcoin adoption, Hobbs decided to veto Senate Bill 1025. Why? Well, she’s concerned about “fiduciary risk.” Apparently, Arizona’s retirement system is all about keeping things safe and boring, and virtual currency doesn’t exactly scream “safe.” Who knew, right?