Trending on the DEX block, Uniswap’s UNI token is causing a stir! Some say it’s taking a ��impact, but is it time to panic? Let’s dive in and see what’s really going on. UNI Technical Analysis: Hanging On By a Thread? Our pals at AMBCrypto noticed UNI struggling to hold on to its crucial $12.50 … Read more
Based on the latest news, production for a remake of the original Halo: Combat Evolved (released in 2001 on the first Xbox) has just begun. This indicates that it could be several years before we see its release, and given the timing, it might even be an upcoming next-generation Xbox game. Regardless of when it’s out, this report predicts a new Halo multiplayer game will arrive prior to both Halo 7 and the Halo: Combat Evolved Remake.
In an exclusive preview, ComicBook offers a first glimpse at Fantastic Four issue #29 penned by Ryan North and illustrated by Cory Smith. This installment links up with the “One World Under Doom” storyline and introduces She-Hulk as a guest star. The opening page showcases Emperor Doom, standing stiffly with his arms crossed, against the backdrop of waving Latverian flags and towering cityscapes. Later, Ben Grimm and Sue Storm send the children off on a school trip, but her expression suggests discontent once they depart. It is then that Ben comes up with the idea to take Sue out on a city adventure, and who better to accompany them than Jennifer Walters, also known as She-Hulk.
As a devoted enthusiast, I’m thrilled to pieces about our bond with the publishers in Japan. It’s been an enlightening journey, requiring plenty of attentive listening to foster a robust and vibrant partnership between Xbox and Japanese game creators.
Big fish swim in the Bitcoin pond, while the little minnows take a breather. A rise in whale-sized transactions and participation metrics is as clear as mud for Bitcoin’s next move. Well, bless my soul! Bitcoin [BTC] traders are busting out the confetti as nearly $5 billion in realized profits burbled up from the depths … Read more
As a devoted fan of the Resident Evil series, I’ve seen numerous film adaptations since the early 2000s, starting with Paul W.S. Anderson’s saga. While these movies were commercial hits, they fell short in terms of critical acclaim and failed to satisfy gamers like me. However, it seems we might be on the right track now. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the director of ‘Barbarian’, Zach Cregger, is penning and directing a new Resident Evil movie, with PlayStation Productions backing it up. Cregger’s vision for this film aims to bring Resident Evil back to its horror roots and stay true to the original games – something that some previous adaptations didn’t manage to do. Here’s hoping we finally get a cinematic experience that does justice to this iconic franchise!