Legendary Dev’s Long-Lost NES Game Is Getting Its First-Ever Release

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The Video Game History Foundation recently discovered the original source code for the unreleased game Xcavator 2025, with the blessing of the late developer’s family. Created by Incredible Technologies – the team known for arcade hits like Golden Tee Golf and Big Buck Hunter – the game was turned down by publishers in 1991 and has remained lost until now.

New Skyrim edition has one big problem. „Bethesda was never great at optimisation, but this is just an absurdly poor”

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Players on Reddit expressed a lot of disappointment with the game’s port. The biggest problem was noticeable input lag, making the game difficult to play. Another issue was that it was capped at 30 frames per second. This was especially frustrating for fans because the game can run at up to 120 frames per second when played on the console while docked.

Realistic FPS about Vietnam impresses with spectacular 100-player battles. Hell Let Loose sequel will get new mechanics

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The trailer received a lot of positive feedback, and viewers quickly started discussing what they saw. One popular observation was a potential new feature – the ability to drag and revive fallen teammates. This is visible at the 0:42 mark, showing a soldier being pulled to safety while still shooting. Currently, this mechanic isn’t available in the game Hell Let Loose, suggesting it’s a new addition for an upcoming update.

🚀 SHIB’s Zero Removal: A Dream or a Meme? 🌕

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Behold, the EMAs-20, 50, and the formidable 100-looming like ancient sentinels, their slopes as downward as a poet’s despair. SHIB, poor creature, is ensnared in this multilayered web of resistance, its every bounce a fleeting hope, destined to fade unless it breaches the 50-day EMA’s fortress. A downtrend, you say? Nay, it is a tragic ballet, each step a reminder of gravity’s cruel embrace. 💃

A16z’s Grand Seoul Gambit: Crypto Capitalism Meets Kimchi Nostalgia 🌏💸

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The office, helmed by Sungmo Park-a man who has donned the robes of Monad and Polygon like a jester swapping jests-now ascends to Head of APAC go-to-market. Anthony Albanese, the fund’s COO, waxed poetic about the move, claiming proximity to “users and builders” is the new holy grail. A noble lie, perhaps? For what is closer to the truth than a well-told delusion in these times of digital utopianism? 🤷♂️

Norway Says No to Digital Krone for Now – But Don’t Write It Off Just Yet! 🤔💰

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The bank’s reasoning, it seems, is built on a single but powerful nugget of truth: Norway’s payment system is already a fortress of security and efficiency. Even though cash is about as popular in Norway as a snowball in the Sahara, the system hums along like a well-oiled machine. Payments are fast, smooth, and-get this-cheap. Who needs a fancy new digital currency when what you’ve got is already working like a charm? 🍀

Bhutan’s Golden Gamble: Digital Treasure or Just Hot Air? 🚀✨

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On December 10, the sages of Gelephu Mindfulness City-probably sipping yak butter tea-stated that come December 17, the world’s first sovereign-backed, gold-laden digital thingy named TER would be unleashed onto the cosmos via the Solana blockchain. Of course, because nothing says “trust” like a city named after mindfulness and the word “launch.” Each of these shiny tokens is backed his majesty 1:1 by actual, bank-verified, physically existing gold stored somewhere probably guarded by monks armed with digital swords. This ensures your virtual gold doesn’t wobble in turbulent markets-because real gold is so much better than virtual, right? And thanks to Solana’s lightning-fast and wallet-friendly transactions, this isn’t just some fancy paperweight but a real, verifiable digital treasure chest. Just don’t forget to blink or you’ll miss the launch! 🚀