Pi Token’s Wild Ride: Volatility Peaks as Upgrade Looms

This rally comes on the heels of a three-day rainstorm of bad news, where the token’s value dipped like a plow through mud, shedding nearly half its worth. But here it is now, March 2026, and the Core Team-a band of digital pioneers-has rolled out the next phase of their grand plan. They call it an “upgrade.” We call it hope in a box.

Dragon Quest Builders for Nintendo Switch has gotten its first-ever update with version 1.0.1 out now

So, it’s been a while, but this is the first update for the Switch version of the game here in the West since it came out back in 2018. It’s a little weird, though – Nintendo still lists it as unsupported for backwards compatibility on the Switch 2 because of some issues with how the game saves progress. I’m not sure if this update fixes that, but right now you can’t even buy the game directly on the Switch 2 eShop. I’m planning on checking it all out over the next few days when I revisit my article about the best RPGs to play using the Switch 2’s handheld boost mode – I’ll let you know what I find!

The Grand Farce of Crypto: A Thief’s Tale of Woe and WBTC

In a spectacle of desperation, the UXLINK brigand hath transformed 5,496 ETH into 11 million DAI, a move as transparent as a child’s lie. The vigilant eyes of PeckShieldAlert, ever watchful, traced the spoils back to the September 22, 2025, breach of UXLINK’s multisignature vault, a heist exceeding $44 million. A pitiful attempt to flee the whims of Ethereum’s price, yet the chains of fate are unyielding.

Shenmue III Enhanced gets its first trailer, game editions revealed for consoles and PC

Shenmue III first came out on PlayStation 4 and PC in 2019. Now, an updated version called Shenmue III Enhanced is heading to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and the new Nintendo Switch 2. The Switch 2 version will be a complete game on a cartridge, and several physical editions will be available. You can see the box art and details of all the editions in the gallery below.

Comedy Legend Jon Lovitz Stole the Show in 2 Friends Episodes 8 Years Apart

Many famous actors added a special touch to their episodes, often surprising the audience. Jon Lovitz was one of those actors, appearing in the series on two separate occasions. Interestingly, his appearances were almost eight years apart. He brought humor to two different storylines, and the show didn’t draw attention to the fact that he’d been a guest before. His character was consistently funny, giving viewers another guaranteed laugh from a well-known face.