Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade for PS5 and PC being patched with Streamlined Progression next week

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Did you hear? A demo for Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade is out now! What’s cool is that any progress you make in the demo will transfer over when the full game launches on Switch 2 and Xbox. Plus, if the demo save data is found on your system, you’ll get some extra bonus items in the game. Xbox players can try the demo on their console, PC, or handheld thanks to the Play Anywhere feature. You can download the demo for Switch 2 here and for Xbox here. Here’s the official announcement from Square Enix.

Bitcoin’s Comeback: $1B Flows & a Dash of Drama! 🚀

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Spot crypto ETFs in the U.S. surged with $1.05 billion in net inflows on Wednesday, signaling renewed institutional interest. Investors returned after a volatile start to 2026, focusing primarily on Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Oh, how the world has changed since the days of “hodling” in the dark. 🌌

Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials Series-Premiere Recap: Not So Lucky Number 7

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“Bundle of Love” primarily focuses on setting the stage for the story, introducing the characters, their backgrounds, and the circumstances surrounding the upcoming murders. Lady Eileen Brent, known as Bundle, is a prominent socialite who effortlessly navigates a lavish party at her family’s estate, fitting the image of a marquess’s daughter (the late Lord Caterham) perfectly.

🚫 BankBots Origami: Defy the CLARITY Act Draft Now! 🚫

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In an exceedingly pithy broadcast on the Internet’s juiciest nugget of social media-ominously renamed X-our foresees-all champion of the market, Nick Cash, made the claim that the currently dreadful CLARITY Act needs more than just a boycott, it needs…a unicorn cuddle. It’s apparently the sorcery to cause banks to dance the death spiral around cryptocurrencies, ushering in the Spam Age of banking benevolence within the sector. 🦄💃

Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials Review: Netflix Redeems an Unpopular Mystery

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What’s clever about this adaptation of Seven Dials is that the creator, Chris Chibnall, seems to know what the story can handle and doesn’t try to do too much. Agatha Christie’s The Seven Dials Mystery was previously a 1981 TV movie, like many of her books. This three-part series strikes a nice balance, allowing for deeper character development and a compelling mystery without feeling drawn out. However, the shorter, film-like structure doesn’t always fully benefit the story.