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Stephen King’s horror novel, It, came out in 1986 and tells the story of a terrifying creature that preys on children in a small town. It was originally adapted into a popular mini-series in 1990, and later received two large-scale movie adaptations in 2017 and 2019, which together earned over $1 billion at the box office.
The latest update improved the Trade Up Contract system, allowing players to trade five high-quality (Covert) items for a knife or gloves – something they couldn’t do before. Now, you can trade five StatTrak Covert items to get a StatTrak knife, or five regular Covert items for a standard knife or gloves from the available collections.
Tech4Gamers spotted a job posting that specifically mentioned development of the Splinter Cell Remake. While Ubisoft quickly took the listing down from its website, screenshots were captured before it disappeared.
To start the quest for the Depresso skin in Palworld, called “That’s That Me, Depresso!”, you’ll need to find a specific character. The “Wannabe Depresso Islander” is located in a hut a little northeast of the Petallia outpost, right on the shoreline south of Lake Center. You can find them at coordinates -17, -264. The quest is fairly simple – you just need to gather a few materials.
While Bitcoin lounges at $107K, Novogratz sighs like a tired father: “First $125K, then we dream!” 🐢
Meanwhile, Binance’s beloved BNB is strutting back into the stage with a 4% jump past $1,100, eager to remind everyone it’s still got some juice. Other big-name coins-ETH, XRP, SOL-are waddling along in the slow lane, whereas HYPE, in a spectacular act of crypto bravado, decided to moon an astonishing 11%, teasing traders with a high of just over $39. Apparently, Hyperliquid Strategies isn’t content with just quietly raising funds; they went full blockbuster and filed an S-1 with the SEC to cajole up to a billion dollars-because what’s a little billion between friends? 💰🚀
Director: Kimo Stamboel
According to some fancy report by TRM (which sounds like the noise a robot makes), the US has jumped from a sluggish turtle to the hare of the crypto race, rocketing ahead with a little help from the good old Trump administration. Countries like India are still hanging onto the top spot-probably because they’re still figuring out how to use WhatsApp-but the US isn’t far behind, climbing right to second place! And why? Because Trump’s administration apparently waved a magic regulatory wand and made digital assets a lot more inviting. Sparkly! 🤩
Players might completely overlook the shotgun, as it’s located in a hidden, optional area and requires solving a tricky puzzle to obtain.
This marks the second crypto project to halt operations in October, following the Kadena Organization, which also decided to step back from its project amid ongoing challenges. Who knew building a blockchain was harder than finding a black hole in a galaxy of bad ideas?
