Lo! As Iran’s Strait of Hormuz flung wide its gates like a theater curtain, so too did the markets leap into a frenzy, as if crypto and stocks were but fools in love. Yet the sages squabble: shall BTC scale the $80k peak, or stumble like a drunkard at the foot of the hill?
A new trailer is out for the upcoming season of The Terror: Devil in Silver. The season stars Dan Stevens, known for his roles in Legion, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, Cuckoo, and The Ritual. He plays Pepper, a working-class mover who is mistakenly sent to a psychiatric hospital. This role echoes Stevens’ previous work on Legion, where he also portrayed a character wrongly committed and attempting to escape.
KeplerL2 points out that the YouTuber is misunderstanding how chip power increases translate to gaming performance. The YouTuber seems to think a chip ten times more powerful will triple the framerate – for example, getting 300 FPS in a game that currently runs at 30 FPS. This is like assuming a future PlayStation (PS6) would outperform today’s most powerful Nvidia graphics card (RTX 5090) simply because it’s a newer console and potentially more powerful.
The game weaves a captivating story around a strange mystery, challenging players with complex puzzles that can be solved in multiple ways. It doesn’t offer much guidance, pushing you to figure things out on your own as the challenges grow harder. Just like its unsettling atmosphere suggests, The Cosmic Abyss hides deeper secrets beneath its mysterious surface.
Pokemon cards usually come out in Japan before they’re released in English, typically a few months later. This gives us a sneak peek at the card designs when new Japanese sets are announced. Just recently, the first trailer for the new Pokemon set, Abyss Eye, featuring Mega Darkrai, was revealed. The English version of this set will be called Pitch Black and will be available on July 17th. It’s a smaller set, but based on the initial look at Mega Darkrai, it’s expected to include some beautiful and rare Special Illustration cards.
Here are seven of the most impactful Ultron stories in Marvel Comics, presented in order of how much they changed the Marvel Universe.
The movie centers around Ulysses, played by Odenkirk, who takes on the role of interim Sheriff in the seemingly idyllic town of Normal, Minnesota, after the previous Sheriff’s death. While the town initially appears charming and quaint, Ulysses soon discovers a darker side beneath the surface. The previous Sheriff didn’t die of natural causes, and Ulysses quickly finds himself in danger, including being targeted by Mary-Beth, a seemingly harmless elderly woman known as “Knitting Needle,” who has been tasked with eliminating him. You can see a clip of the action below.
GungHo announced today that Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter will be released soon, sharing a new trailer with the news. Originally launched on PC in 2006 as The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC, the game came to PSP in 2007 and was later available on PS3 and PS Vita. While popular in Japan, it wasn’t widely released in other regions until 2015, meaning it’s often missed when people talk about the best RPGs on the PSP.
This visual novel features puzzles and is inspired by the free game Fix My Junk, but it’s been significantly expanded and will be released on PS5.
The film’s cast features Noah Centineo, known from ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’ and ‘The Recruit,’ along with actor and martial artist Andrew Koji, and rapper 50 Cent, all of whom appear in the recently released teaser.
