Nintendo’s Switch Game Voucher Program Will End Permanently This Month

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Since Nintendo rarely offers discounts on its own Switch games, the game voucher program was a way for players to save money. For $100, you could buy two vouchers and get a $10 discount on each game, as long as the games normally cost $60. Although there were a couple of restrictions – like a one-year expiration date and the need for a Nintendo Switch Online membership – it was a consistent way to get a deal on first-party titles.

Microsoft failed to make Freelancer 2, so fans decided to create their own sequel. It took them 15 years

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This mod is built around a fascinating concept: recreating the original vision for the game Freelancer. The developers initially planned a far more expansive project, building on the ideas from the Privateer series. Unfortunately, Microsoft, the publisher, became frustrated with the lengthy development process and demanded substantial cuts. Freelancer: The Nomad Legacy aims to be the sequel the developers always intended, allowing them to realize their original goals and enhance many aspects of the game.

🇰🇷 Crypto Ban Lifted: Corporations Unleashed on Bitcoin! 🚀

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Under these newfound rules, companies may invest up to 5% of their equity capital in cryptocurrencies. A mere pittance, one might think, but in the hands of corporate behemoths like Naver, it could become a tidal wave. The original ban, a relic of crypto’s wild west days, was meant to thwart money laundering and shield markets from the whims of digital lunacy. But alas, the FSC now treads cautiously, permitting only investments in the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market value. All transactions must pass through the hallowed gates of South Korea’s five largest regulated exchanges, lest chaos ensue. Stablecoins like USDT remain in regulatory limbo, their fate hanging by a thread as bureaucrats debate their transparency and capital flow risks. 🧐

Solana’s $145 Drama: Will It Dance or Drop? 💸🔥

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This time, though, the coin stumbled only 3%-4% before bouncing back, a modest stumble compared to its usual melodramatic swoons. One might call it “bullish resilience,” though seasoned observers know better than to trust a coin that treats resistance like a red carpet for a villain’s monologue. Price hints at a breakout, but network data winks slyly, suggesting a deeper slump might yet crash the party.