Let It Die: Inferno oozes confidence, and I’m excited to play more

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It’s been a long time since I played the first *Let it Die*, but *Inferno* clearly builds on its foundation. It’s interesting that the developers are now calling this an “extraction” game. It actually makes a lot of sense – the genre didn’t really exist when the original came out, but looking back, *Let it Die* might have been one of the first games to play with these ideas. If you’re not sure what an “extraction” game is, let me explain.

Xbox Is Quietly Repeating Sega’s Biggest Mistakes

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The Xbox brand at Microsoft is a prime example of this trend. In many respects, Xbox took over the role Sega had when Sega stopped making consoles. It’s interesting, then, to see Sega and Microsoft following similar paths, but this might not be a good sign for Xbox players.

Below Deck Mediterranean Recap: The Boss of No One

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Aesha is a strong leader who believes a team is only as effective as its weakest member. She recalls a difficult experience on her first boat trip, where a sexist captain treated her so poorly she confronted him and left. Determined not to repeat that behavior, she’s stayed true to her word. She’s direct with V, guiding her on tasks like cleaning the dryer filters, but also quick to praise and celebrate successes, like when V sets the breakfast table beautifully, even including the small jam jars.

Supernatural’s The Winchesters Spinoff Deserved So Much Better

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Recently, the show has become popular again, unexpectedly trending on streaming platforms three years after it first came out. This renewed interest is bringing attention to a series that many felt deserved more recognition, letting viewers discover – or rediscover – what it has to offer. While *The Winchesters* felt different than *Supernatural*, it stayed true to the original’s core elements while adding a darker, more gothic feel. It also took a risk by exploring the previously untold story of Mary and John, which challenged some established lore. This new perspective offered a fresh take on their history and allowed for the introduction of even more fantastical creatures.

Bitcoin Hits New Highs – Who Needs Wall Street Anyway?

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Bitcoin kept its party going this weekend, pushing past $125,000 with barely a whisper from institutional investors. This time, it’s all about retail, baby. And then, on Monday, it casually obliterated the $126,000 mark. ETF inflows? Paused. Big players like Michael Saylor? Nope, not buying more. It’s just us regular folks with FOMO and disposable income.

Nintendo Is Suing A Reddit Moderator For $4.5 Million

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Nintendo is suing a man named Williams for $4.5 million, claiming he ran websites that illegally copied and distributed Switch games. According to a legal document shared online by Oatmeal Dome, Williams also sold devices that bypassed Nintendo’s security measures and pre-loaded consoles with pirated games. Nintendo says they previously asked him to stop, but he ignored their requests, leading to the lawsuit.

As A Big Fan Of Tangled I’m So Glad Its Being Added To Disneyland, Even If It’s A ‘Small’ Change

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Disney’s *Tangled* is a truly excellent animated movie, and it’s easily one of my favorites. I vividly remember seeing it in theaters – the “I See the Light” scene was a stunning example of 3D filmmaking. My wife and I were such big fans that we even dressed up as Flynn Rider and Rapunzel for a trip to Disneyland! While *Tangled* isn’t heavily featured at Disney Parks, that’s starting to change a little bit, though opportunities for photos with Rapunzel and Flynn are still limited.