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BitSummit 2026 Round-Up: Dungeons of Dusk, Wild Blue Skies, The Ashen Oz, Light Odyssey, and More

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It’s disappointing that space felt so limited this year at BitSummit. With growing attendance, the exhibit hall was more crowded than usual. Removing the focus on AI-related content could have created a lot more room. I found myself carefully sorting through the promotional materials, throwing away anything mentioning “AI” and really having to evaluate each company before deciding if they were worth talking to – something I’ve never had to do to this extent at BitSummit before.

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During a recent interview with CoinDesk in London, Bermuda’s Money Authority CEO, Swan, discussed his country’s ambitious future plans.

Lego version of Cities: Skylines coming soon following rating leak

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The Cities: Skylines series has been a leading city-building game since its debut in 2015. Developed by Paradox Interactive and Colossal Order, it gained a large and dedicated fanbase thanks to its in-depth management, extensive customization options, and the ability to add content through mods.

The 10 Highest-Selling Manga Of 2026

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Series like Frieren and The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity remain popular because their stories continue to resonate with readers long after the initial excitement. Even long-running favorites like One Piece are still successful despite facing competition from new manga. The diverse range of genres and art styles shows that manga is reaching a wider audience and changing to meet their interests.

At Least Nicolas Cage Is Having Fun

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Nicolas Cage stars as Ben Reilly in his first leading role on television. Reilly is a World War I veteran who’s fallen on hard times and now works as a private detective, with a secret past: he used to be a masked vigilante with spider-like abilities. This version of the character is different from the Peter Parker Cage voiced in the Spider-Verse movies – a funny, black-and-white, trench coat-wearing hero who primarily served as a joke. It’s also distinct from the Ben Reilly voiced by Andy Samberg (though the connection is playfully ironic, considering Samberg famously impersonated Cage on Saturday Night Live). This Spider-Noir character exists independently of the wider Spider-Man universe – for now, at least. Marvel is known for its multiverses, so anything could happen! The show presents itself as a classic detective story with a superhero twist, reminiscent of old-fashioned serials.