Falcom announces new Dragon Slayer project to celebrate its 45th anniversary

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The original Dragon Slayer, an action RPG by Falcom, came out in 1984 for the PC-8801. This series is highly influential and considered a cornerstone of the action RPG genre. As of now, details about the new project celebrating its 45th anniversary – including which platforms it will be on and when it will be released – haven’t been announced. You can find more information on the teaser website and see the project logo there.

Bitcoin’s Calm Amid Market Chaos

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A spike in energy prices, that age-old favorite of economists and poets alike, has sent Asian indices into a frenzy, with South Korea’s KOSPI, that paragon of stability, plummeting 9% and triggering a circuit breaker. One might say the market was having a very bad day, but then again, it’s been known to happen.

Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo and The Mermaid’s Curse Soundtrack releases on March 18 in Japan

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I’m so excited! A 2CD soundtrack with 39 tracks from both games is coming out in Japan on March 18th, and you can already pre-order it there. They’ll be opening up pre-orders for those of us in North America and Europe soon, too. The artwork is absolutely gorgeous – it’s by the character designer, Gen Kobayashi! And even better, the composer, Hidenori Iwasaki, wrote the liner notes. Big thanks to Nova Crystallis for letting us all know!

Shocking SK Hackers Nab Crypto Code and Secrets-North Korea’s Dark Humor Triumph!

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Imagine a midnight rooftop kitchen where the cooks steal not only recipes but the secret sauce proteins. That’s the scene of a North Korean‑linked hacking campaign that has eaten away at multiple cryptocurrency platforms, staking services, and exchange software vendors. The attack turned the entire crypto supply chain into a dimly lit buffet of rotted data.

Pixar’s Latest Crushes Christian Bale’s New Gothic Romance Movie at Box Office

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Okay, so I just saw the numbers, and Pixar’s Hoppers absolutely crushed it at the box office! It opened at number one with a fantastic $46 million domestically, playing in about 4,000 theaters across North America. Globally, it made another $42 million, bringing the total opening weekend to $88 million worldwide. Honestly, it’s the biggest opening Pixar’s had for an original animated film since Coco back in 2017 – that’s a really good sign!

Criminal Minds’ 6 Most Evil Unsubs, Ranked

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Criminal Minds is famous for its memorable and frightening villains. The FBI team, known as the BAU, refers to these criminals as “unsubs.” Each unsub is uniquely terrifying, with complex backgrounds and reasons for committing their crimes. Over the show’s fifteen seasons and its recent continuation, Criminal Minds: Evolution, a few villains have become especially notorious for their darkness.