Granblue Fantasy will be formally available worldwide on PC via Steam on March 10

This new version is being released to celebrate the original game’s 12th anniversary, which was recently observed in Japan on December 17th. Cygames clarifies that this Steam version will be completely independent of the existing Japanese versions on platforms like Mobage, Gree, DMM, and Yahoo, meaning you won’t be able to connect any old accounts to it.

Gerard Butler’s “Ultra-Violent” Dystopian Sci-Fi Action Thriller Blasts Its Way Onto New Streaming Home

We’re excited to announce that the sci-fi action movie Gamer, directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor (known for Crank and Crank 2: High Voltage), is coming to Peacock on January 1, 2026! Though it’s not a critical darling, Gamer is a wildly over-the-top, violent, and admittedly cheesy action film – which is exactly what makes it so much fun to watch. Fans of Gerard Butler will especially enjoy revisiting this cult favorite.

459 Billion Shiba Inu Flees Exchanges: Chaos in the Doggy Den 🐕

And who could resist joining this mass exodus? It turns out there have been more red days than Rosalía’s outfits, initiating deep, soul-searching withdrawals. Midweek, we witnessed more than 280 billion SHIBs evaporating from what was once a safe haven in a single go-a grand finale bested only by shopping sprees during Black Friday.

Ethereum’s Validator Frenzy: FOMO or Farce? 👀💸

The entire crypto circus-ringmaster included-has been treading water for five blissfully dull weeks. The TOTAL market cap, bless its heart, has remained as exciting as a beige sofa, trapped in a state of perpetual limbo. And Ethereum? Poor old ETH has been polishing the rails between $2.6k and $3k with the dedication of a disgruntled train conductor. 🚂💫

How Three Banking Goliaths Ignored an Octogenarian’s $700K Scam-And Got Away With It!

It all started with a mischievous digital gremlin-a pop-up on her computer warning her that her bank accounts were about to be hacked faster than you can say “cybercriminals at work.” Naturally, she followed the instructions given, or rather, the instructions whispered confidently by her new best friends-those charming hackers-and withdrew hundreds of thousands of dollars from her accounts at Merrill, UBS, and TD. Then, in a move that would make even the most seasoned scam artist proud, she sent all that loot off to a Texas gold dealer, presumably a character straight out of a western novel. 🤠