A new vinyl box set featuring the complete Chrono Trigger soundtrack is now available for pre-order! It includes 4 LPs with 64 tracks and costs $174.99 in North America. You can find the full track list on the official website: [link to website].
Starting February 12th, you won’t be able to purchase the remastered version of the game on its own. If you already own it, you can still play it. New players will only be able to get it by buying the digital Yakuza Complete Series bundle. The physical Yakuza Remastered Collection on PS4 will still include the game, as long as copies are still available in stores. While not as limited as the delisting of Yakuza 0, this change is still a bit frustrating.
While many are reflecting on 2016, E! is heading back even further – to 2006 – for a new reality show concept. Inspired by the idea of reinvention, the network is developing a series that will bring together celebrities who have fallen from grace, housing them together as they attempt to rebuild their public image. … Read more
A new study explores the rising anxieties among future computer scientists about job security in an era of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence.
The GameCube boasts a fantastic library of beloved and timeless games. Super Smash Bros. Melee remains a popular competitive game even now. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and Twilight Princess were both visually striking and offered grand adventures. Metroid Prime innovated the first-person adventure genre, and Resident Evil 4 redefined action-horror. Games like Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, Super Mario Sunshine, and Luigi’s Mansion showcased Nintendo’s classic style, while titles like Eternal Darkness, Tales of Symphonia, and Skies of Arcadia added even more variety and appeal to the console.
Imagine comparing the troupe of figures leaping through hoops right now to their performances in 2021, and wouldn’t you know it, they’re practically doing the same trick! The trader’s chart, which you must check out-don’t say you weren’t warned-demonstrates how Bitcoin has repeated its grand entrance into a distribution range, only to stumble, attempt a quick recovery, and eventually meet that pesky descending resistance. In both acts, Bitcoin tripped to a neat financial reset button known as the 0.382 Fibonacci level. It’s like it knows it’s on stage and likes to repeat its favorite lines, including the exact spot where it stops and looks around.
Nikita Bier, head of product at X (yes, that’s their actual job title, not a cocktail), spilled the tea with a chart that’s basically XRP’s glow-up montage. Since December 2025, XRP has been the Kim Kardashian of cashtags-always in the spotlight, always trending. And in early January 2026? Oh honey, XRP was serving looks that rivaled Bitcoin and Ethereum. Even on days when other stocks like $iren, $tesla, and $gme tried to steal the show, XRP was like, “Sorry, I’m still here, and I brought my own confetti.” 🎊
This week, it was really hard to judge who performed well or poorly because the challenge itself was so poorly designed. I was completely stunned and spent the entire 15 minutes just staring at the screen, finding it completely unhelpful. Only one contestant seemed to do anything noteworthy. The judges’ feedback on the runway didn’t make much sense, as it was unclear who had actually succeeded or failed during the challenge. Ultimately, the winner seemed random, and the show moved on.
Honestly, taking a chance on motion controls with the Wii totally worked. Wii Sports blew up and everyone was playing it, and Mario Kart Wii and Super Smash Bros. Brawl instantly made my place the go-to spot for game nights. But it wasn’t just about the new stuff – Nintendo really stepped up their classic games too. Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel were incredible, totally changing how I thought about 3D platformers. Zelda games like Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword were massive adventures, and Metroid Prime 3 and Xenoblade Chronicles felt huge and immersive, especially considering what the Wii could actually do.
Microsoft produced some of its best exclusive games during the Xbox One generation. The Forza Horizon series became a leading racing franchise, the Halo: The Master Chief Collection protected the series’ history, and Gears 5 modernized the classic cover-based shooter gameplay. Alongside these successes, hugely popular multi-platform games like Elden Ring, Red Dead Redemption 2, The Witcher 3, GTA V, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare became defining experiences for gamers, shaping how they enjoyed open-world adventures and online competition.