Rockstar Fans Pay Tribute To The Late D’Angelo, The Artist Behind RDR2’s Best Song

D’Angelo is known as a leader of the neo-soul genre, having released three acclaimed albums: his first, *Brown Sugar*, in 1995, followed by *Voodoo* in 2000, and *Black Messiah* in 2014 after a significant hiatus. More recently, some may recognize his song “Unshaken,” which he created for the *Red Dead Redemption 2* video game soundtrack.

Legendary Bethesda dev admits: we deliberately left bugs in Skyrim. „If you smooth everything out, you lose some of that magic”

As a huge fan, I always felt like *Skyrim* really revolutionized open-world games. It did things with freedom and exploration that almost no one has attempted since. And what I think was brilliant – and something a lot of game developers find hard to grasp – is that embracing that kind of freedom *means* things won’t be perfect. There will be quirks and oddities, and that’s okay! It’s part of what makes the experience so special.

Larry Fink’s Token Topsy-Turvy: Pandas Go Digital! 😂💥

And what’s the clever wheeze? Why, BlackRock is merrily re-potting those stodgy traditional assets into digital bloomers, so investors can frolic in their digital gardens without ever having to step out into the wilds. “Stay in the ecosystem,” advises sir Fink, as if urging a chap to stick to his cucumber sandwiches and not meddle with foreign cuisine. Sarcasm alert: because who wants old-fashioned money when you can have it pixellated? 🙄

Hollow Knight: Silksong review: A flawed masterpiece

Writing a good game review involves balancing how well the game is made with how much the reviewer personally enjoys it. While all reviews are based on opinion, a reviewer should still try to be fair. Just because a game isn’t for someone doesn’t mean it’s bad. For instance, I don’t love first-person shooters, but that wouldn’t make it right to give a game like *Battlefield 6* a very low score. Even if a game isn’t my preferred style, I can still appreciate its good qualities and why others might enjoy it.

Binance’s Token Tantrum: Crypto Drama Unfolds 🚀💰🤯

The ensuing chaos-complete with allegations, rebuttals, and Twitter hot takes-has left the crypto world more divided than a room full of cats trying to agree on a nap spot. 🐱🛋️ Beneath the drama lies a tale as old as time itself: power, trust, and the fine line between “collaboration” and “cryptic coercion.”

ETH Skyrocketing? 🚀 You Won’t Believe This!

Apparently, back in the *olden days* (like, the last market cycle), these “digital asset treasuries” – DATs, very sophisticated – didn’t even exist. Now they’re hoarding 5.9 million ETH, which is roughly $24 billion. That’s…a lot of zeros. They’re just going to sit on it, apparently, for “long-term yields.” Like a dragon with a shiny hoard, only… digital. 🙄

Crypto News Today: Eric Adams Pushes NYC Toward Crypto Capital Status With New Blockchain Office

This historic move catapults New York into the crypto spotlight, making it the first city in the U.S. to establish a department *solely dedicated* to blockchain innovation, financial inclusion, and, you guessed it, crypto regulation. Adams’ grand vision? To crown NYC as the undisputed crypto capital of the world. A lofty goal, indeed, but it’s not like Adams to shy away from ambition. At this point, he’s practically the crypto mayor, earning that shiny new title with every block he adds to his empire.

VisionQuest’s Paul Bettany Teases the ‘Psychopath’ Inside Vision’s Mind

Collider recently interviewed Paul Bettany, star of the show Vision Quest, after the Marvel panel at New York Comic Con. He shared some new information about the upcoming Disney+ spin-off, specifically hinting at what it’s like inside White Vision’s head. According to Bettany, “It’s more cluttered than you’d expect” inside Vision’s mind.