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Just so you know, we get to play as both Cloud and Yuffie in this new release! Cloud was the main character in the original Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Yuffie got her time to shine as the star in the Intermission episode that first came out on PlayStation 5. The good news is, if you’re on PC, you can grab FFVII Remake Intergrade on Steam or the Epic Games Store!
Seems like the markets are sippin’ lemonade on the porch of optimism these days. Traders, once hunched over their screens like worried owls, are now squinting at charts and whispering, “Could this be the start of somethin’?” 📈
Halloween 2025 is almost here, and what better way to get into the spirit than with some scary movies? This year has been great for horror fans, with new films like “Sinners,” “Weapons,” and “28 Years Later” offering exciting twists on classic themes.
Self-driving taxis are becoming increasingly common in the U.S. Companies like Tesla are testing their robotaxis in Texas, Amazon’s Zoox is operating in Las Vegas, and Waymo is now expanding its service from the West Coast to cities on the East Coast.
The new horror series got off to a fantastic start on HBO Max, becoming the most-watched show on the platform after just one episode. It racked up 5.7 million views in its first three days. This surge in popularity also boosted interest in the original movies, with both IT and IT: Chapter Two climbing to the top three most-watched films on the service.
Total Chaos started as a fan-made modification for the classic game Doom 2, first appearing in 2018. Now, Trigger Happy Interactive and Apogee Entertainment are completely rebuilding it with a new game engine. Composer Akira Yamaoka is collaborating with the original mod’s musician, Jason Dagenet, to create the game’s soundtrack. Anyone familiar with Silent Hill will instantly recognize Yamaoka’s distinct style in the first track.
Stallone explained that his new film, available on Paramount+, is another adaptation of the novel First Blood – the same book his 1982 movie was based on. Having read the book a long time ago and knowing the film differed significantly, I decided to watch The Hunted. It’s a really intense movie.
Back in the foggy days of October 31, 2008, when the world’s banks were acting like toddlers with big toys, Nakamoto released his manifesto-“Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” Clearly, this was not a bedtime story but the blueprint of an empire. This brilliant paper sketched out a decentralized, peer-to-peer network-proof-of-work, double-spending, and all that jazz-that promised to upend the old guard. Think of it as telling the banks, “Hey, here’s a system that doesn’t need you, and it’s pretty darn popular.”
Some TV shows grab viewers right away, but others grow into surprisingly creative and unique superhero stories. They might begin with typical storylines or a slow start, but often develop into something special with thought-provoking ideas and memorable characters. These shows often don’t make a strong first impression, but they truly shine as they progress.
The connection between the Alien and Predator franchises began in 1989 when Dark Horse Comics created the Alien vs. Predator comic book series.
