The update is now available on all platforms, after launching on Steam. If you don’t own the game yet, you can find a review by Scott here, a handheld comparison here, and all of our game guides here. I also wrote a detailed article about every version of Final Fantasy Tactics, which you can read here.
In a recent tête-à-tête with the Financial Times, Mr. Sleijpen issued a cautionary tale, as grave as a governess scolding her charges. He declared that these dollar-pegged stablecoins, growing at a pace most indecent, could soon become systemically relevant to our delicate financial ecosystem. Imagine, if you will, a ball where the music suddenly stops, and all are left in disarray! 🎶🩰
You might say the technical fairies sprinkled a bit too much bearish dust. The MACD line (you know, the thing that resembles those jittery caterpillar from Alice in Wonderland headfirst toward the signal line) showed little trace of upwelling pumpkins. Similarly, dear RSI, lounging peacefully at a mellow 41, lounges in a neutral-to-bearish zone. Needless to say, the bears hold the cards and the wool, or should we say, the candle wicks!
It’s earnings season once again, and while many companies had their usual corporate banter, TeraWulf’s Q3 2025 call somehow managed to pierce through the monotony. Not for the earnings numbers (yawn), but for subtly revealing a blueprint that might just etch Bitcoin miners into the annals of energy-infrastructure providers for the AI era. Oh, joy. 🤓
Ahead of Friday’s release, several Magic: The Gathering and Avatar: The Last Airbender items are now available, such as the Beginner Box, Play Booster Box, and Jumpstart Booster Box.
His somewhat pointed remark? Should everyone suddenly decide to rush to redeem stablecoins backed by U.S. Treasuries-as if they’re launching a new fad-things could get racy fast. We’re talking quick sell-offs, a rush hour of financial panic, and a 19th-century melodrama unfolding in modern finance. All in all, not exactly the sort of fête you’d want to host, unless you’re keen on chaos and confusion. 🎭
The second season of Daredevil: Born Again is scheduled to premiere in March 2026. Fans have already gotten a sneak peek at Daredevil’s new costume thanks to photos taken while Charlie Cox was filming. Marvel Studios has since officially revealed the suit – a sleek black outfit featuring the Daredevil double-D logo. This new look is a major departure from Daredevil’s previous red armor, and there’s a specific reason behind the change.
Paulena’s harsh TikTok video, calling Tallulah names and accusing her of theft, causes major fallout for both Tallulah and Maia. The story follows how this impacts their lives. For Maia, it’s a career crisis that could go either way. For Tallulah, it triggers a downward spiral of paranoia, and her fears that everyone in her new city is against her aren’t completely unfounded. No amount of sponsorship or fame can shield you from a public scandal, especially if you’re surrounded by people in the entertainment industry and frequent popular spots where everyone knows your business. In that world, it’s easy to become the center of attention – and not always in a good way.
The Clone Wars dramatically changed the Star Wars galaxy, and Count Dooku was a key figure throughout the entire conflict. Operating as Darth Tyranus, Dooku was Darth Sidious’ most important follower. It’s interesting to consider how much Dooku actually knew about Sidious’ ultimate, long-term scheme.
While The Host initially focuses on Park Gang-du, a seemingly simple man and his struggles as a father, the story quickly shifts to encompass his entire family. The film tackles important issues like environmental damage and the legacy of colonialism, using the monster – and the fabricated virus it supposedly carries – as a pointed commentary on the US invasion of Iraq and the ultimately false claims about weapons of mass destruction. However, The Host is more than just a symbolic story; it’s a truly exceptional film and widely considered one of director Bong Joon-ho’s best.
