From the Chapter 2 proclamation, preorder numbers have ballooned to over 150,000. Each seeker-whether cradling the still-warm box or staring jealously at those who unboxed before them-is possessed by a curious mixture of zeal and confusion. They are ready, or at least they believe they are. What exactly they’re ready for, no one can quite explain-neither the wise nor the foolish.
A newly released report suggests that Nintendo insider, Nash Weedle, who recently discussed various topics on the Attack the Backlog podcast, has shared some intriguing details. Among them was information regarding a planned marketing campaign to celebrate the anniversary of The Legend of Zelda series. The campaign is set to kick off in January 2026 and continue throughout the entire year. Multiple dates and announcements related to the franchise are expected, but it remains unclear how many of these announcements will be for new games. The report does not provide any further details beyond this revelation.
It’s worth noting that BAFTA didn’t have a Best Casting award until 2020, making it the first major film awards event to do so. To me, this fact is rather astonishing – I believe the issue lies in our reluctance to assert ourselves more forcefully, but we should, as no one else will if we don’t.
Following several weeks of travel, everything culminated in a last, pivotal trial. The competitors were stretched to their limits as long-forgotten hints reappeared, and age-old rivalries ignited once more.
This week, we’re pleased to introduce Noah Hawley, a writer renowned for his creative interpretations of broader, well-established series from the last ten years.
So, what does this mean for the average crypto enthusiast? Well, if you’re on XDC Network, you can now hold and transfer USDC directly, backed 1:1 by Circle, without worrying about those pesky bridges. It’s like getting a VIP pass to the crypto club, but instead of a bouncer, you have Circle’s attestation system making sure everything is legit. 🕵️♂️
Mr. Srinivasan, in his infinite wisdom-or perhaps it was mere mischief-asserted that the ascent of Bitcoin shall inevitably dismantle the mighty U.S. Federal Reserve’s dominion over global finance. “When Bitcoin wins,” said he, with all the gravity of a Shakespearean soliloquy, “the Fed loses its grip.” For while central banks may freeze accounts and print currency as whimsically as one selects bonnets at a milliner’s shop, they cannot seize Bitcoin nor mint more than its steadfast limit of 21 million coins. Oh, how droll!
During my recent interview on The Awardist podcast, I expressed that there’s little I can do about audience reactions towards a show once it’s released. Changes and alterations are not an option at this point, so I find myself disengaged from critiques and reviews as they don’t influence the show’s progression or any of its aspects in any way. People are entitled to their opinions, but to me, they exist separately from the show itself.
This was first spotted by Gematsu, also noting that the game has yet to be seen on Switch or Steam:
“And the Middle East,” he added, as if that makes it all better, “has embraced cryptocurrency in a MASSIVE way.” Because when you’re behind in the race, just throw in the Middle East to make it sound more impressive.