State of Play confirms Borderlands 4 will be more Borderlands

At the Borderlands 4 showcase, there was a strong focus on enhancing movement options. Characters demonstrated various abilities like hovering, gliding, and even ground-pound attacks. New to Borderlands 4 is the addition of grapple hooks, allowing players to reach higher grounds or pick up and throw explosive barrels at enemies. Moreover, each player will have their own vehicle that can be summoned anywhere, not just from designated spots. You can catch the entire showcase on PlayStation’s YouTube channel.

Is This Company Betting the Farm on Bitcoin? $21B Gamble After Mega Loss!

In the immortal tradition of counting your chickens before they’re hacked, the company’s net loss sneaks in a $5.9 billion unrealized loss on its bitcoin stash, courtesy of new “fair value” accounting rules adopted in the foggy bureaucracy of 2025. No matter! Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) trumpeted progress in its Noble Bitcoin Crusade, grinning through a 13.7% year-to-date “BTC Yield” and a $5.8 billion “BTC Gain.” At this rate, they will soon be able to pave Red Square with bitcoins (digital ones, of course).

Tokyo Vice Season 3 Canceled—Fans Devastated as Max Ends Critically Acclaimed Series

Upon the arrival of “Tokyo Vice,” there was an immense wave of excitement due to its potential. Being an adaptation of a renowned memoir that rarely gets the spotlight, “Tokyo Vice” surpassed expectations with its exceptional execution. Boasting a superb ensemble featuring Ansel Elgort and Ken Watanabe, “Tokyo Vice” revolves around Jake Adelstein (Elgort), an American journalist in Tokyo, who navigates the murky underbelly of the city where the distinction between criminals and law enforcement is often blurred. Unfortunately, despite its exceptional quality and distinct narrative, the series was unfortunately not renewed for a third season.

Epic Plot Twist: XRP Bulls Return—But Is This Just the Drama Before the Storm?

The funding rate, that mysterious barometer of hope and hubris, stands between traders like a rickety footbridge during the thaw. When it points north—ah!—the crowd surges forward, their pockets heavy with longing and positions. They wager not on horses, but upon the digital ether—XRP’s rise is the stuff of poetry, or at least of excessively hopeful group chats. When the rate looks south, all is gloom; visions of ruin, short positions, and existential sighs fill the air. Such is the ballet of finance—pirouetting upon graveyards of past predictions.

You Won’t Believe How Powerful These 35 Pokémon Cards Are—#12 Is Legendary!

The Pokémon Trading Card Game ranks as one of the best trading card games ever created. Players participate in both regional and international tournaments, and throughout its history, some exceptionally powerful cards have been produced. As is common with any trading card game, these potent cards are highly desired by both casual enthusiasts and serious competitors, ranging from different versions of Mewtwo to Mega Charizard X.