Ys Memoire: Revelations in Celceta launches on April 28 for Nintendo Switch in North America

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Ys: Memories of Celceta first became available in Western markets on the PS Vita. It was later updated for PC and PS4, and a version was released in Japan as part of the ‘Memoire’ series, alongside Ys Memoire: The Oath in Felghana. This Japanese release included an option to switch between the original soundtrack and a newly arranged one. Now, it’s coming to the West on April 28th, and you can pre-order the digital version starting today.

Jean Character Analysis: The Heart of Mondstadt

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When you come to Mondstadt, it quickly becomes clear that Jean Gunnhildr is the one who keeps the city running smoothly. As the acting leader of the Knights of Favonius while their Grand Master is away, she’s responsible for protecting everyone. Jean isn’t just a leader in name; she’s a hardworking protector, a clever planner, and the person people rely on when problems arise. Whether she’s dealing with the Fatui or fighting ancient dragons, Jean always handles challenges with a calm and confident attitude that inspires those around her.

Bithumb’s Six-Month Time-Out for AML Failures: CEO Gets Detention Too

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South Korea’s poster child for crypto exchanges, Bithumb, has been handed a stern talking-to by regulators-the kind that ends with a six-month partial suspension. The Financial Services Commission (FSC) accused Bithumb of fraternizing with sketchy overseas crypto operators and treating customer due diligence like a suggestion on a cereal box. “Oops, our bad,” seems to be the vibe.

Menace early access development roadmap published

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I’ve been following Menace for a while now! It was first shown off in 2023, and after a few trailers – including one at PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted 2024 – it finally hit Early Access last month in February on Steam, GOG, and the Microsoft Store. I’m so excited to finally play it!

Nasdaq Weds Kraken: A Blockchain Ménage à Trois with Stocks

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In this latest ballet of financial innovation, Nasdaq aspires to marry the stodgy world of traditional equities with the enfant terrible of blockchain, all while ensuring that the legal niceties remain as undisturbed as a Nabokovian butterfly in its glass case. Tokenized stocks, those digital doppelgängers, promise investors the same corporate governance rights-dividends, voting-while automating the bureaucratic minutiae that have long plagued the back offices of the financial world.