In addition, the forthcoming collection of officially endorsed Nintendo Switch 2 accessories by Hori features two distinctive cameras. One of them transforms into an endearing Super Mario Piranha Plant ornament, while the other Hori USB Camera is a versatile pick for use in TV, handheld, and tabletop modes.
This audacious prognostication emanates from the digital lips of one Gert van Lagen, a name redolent of, well, nothing particularly trustworthy. Mr. van Lagen, a “prominent crypto analyst” (as they all are, until proven otherwise), has scrawled upon the digital ether a chart, a veritable palimpsest of lines and angles, purporting to chart Bitcoin’s trajectory from its humble, almost embarrassing, origins in 2009 to the imagined glories of 2025. He invokes the mystical Elliott Wave Theory, a concept as reliable as a politician’s promise 🤥, to argue that Bitcoin is currently surfing Wave 5, the “last wave” of this “mega-cycle.” One shudders to think what the “mega” prefix entails.
For a while now, the U.S. has imposed exceptional taxes (tariffs) on many countries worldwide, causing turmoil in the global economy. However, President Trump introduced a 90-day suspension of these tariffs, which ends this August. This delay was significant in discussions about pre-ordering the Nintendo Switch 2, as Nintendo postponed pre-orders in the U.S. and Canada due to these tariffs. After the delay, Nintendo did not raise the console’s price but increased their accessory line by around $5-$10. Following this, both Sony and Xbox have incrementally boosted the prices of their digital goods and hardware respectively. Given that the 90-day pause is ending soon, it wouldn’t be unexpected to witness additional price hikes in the near future.
As a devoted admirer of Reichardt’s work, I find that “The Mastermind” is initially subtle in its impact but leaves an indelible impression once it’s digested. Her films are so immersive and candid, they seem to unfold organically, making the intricacies of their narrative structure more evident over time. For this particular film, what struck me repeatedly was how James, though present, seemed to hover above his life rather than truly inhabit it. A skilled carpenter with a strong sense of pride, he doesn’t seem to secure many projects. When his father (Bill Camp) criticizes the success of another local carpenter at the dinner table, James dismisses him, labeling his rival’s focus on accounts and schedules as a foolish waste of time – a sentiment echoed by a man who spends his days dreaming of an easy windfall. Married to Terri (Alana Haim) with two sons, James doesn’t seem fully committed to his role as a caregiver. He’s been borrowing money from his mother (Hope Davis), fabricating stories about needing equipment and supplies for jobs he doesn’t have. The year is 1970, the Vietnam War is in full swing, and protesters fill the streets, yet James barely acknowledges their presence as he goes about his life.
In its Thursday previews, “The Final Reckoning” raked in an astounding $8 million, setting a new record for any Mission: Impossible movie. This action-packed blockbuster surpassed the previous record set by “Dead Reckoning” ($7 million) and made a cool $2 million more than its predecessor, “Fallout.
Among the initial 151 Pokémon hailing from the Kanto region, Machop stands out as one. Notably, in Niantic’s game, Machop ranks among the top Fighting-type Pokémon that can be found.
Cats typically exhibit self-reliant characteristics and a touch of sassiness; however, one cat outshone them all when it was handed over to the authorities.
In the lively discussions among the broad Smite community, user Teton2 enthusiastically expressed interest in championing Tyr, stating, “Bring my boy Tyr back! I need to uphold justice on the land!” This statement reflects not only a longing for gameplay features but also the character’s profound significance within the game’s narrative. Known for his robust defensive skills and distinctive playstyle, Tyr offered an intriguing tactical aspect that enhanced team compositions. Other players joined the conversation, sharing fond memories of Tyr’s special abilities that regulated combat situations. It is evident that fans are eager not just to reintroduce their favorite characters but also to experiment with diverse tactics that their skills can unlock, breathing new life and excitement into gameplay once more.
Initially posted by “therandomoneee,” the user recounted an arduous adventure reminiscent of legendary tales, leaving even veterans teary-eyed – the chase for the elusive Athena Prism Bundle. This journey spanned across three days, filled with frustration and bewilderment as the player grappled with finding a way to financially support the game. Despite repeated efforts, they encountered the malevolent forces of an unintuitive purchasing system. It wasn’t until a Google search that they stumbled upon a fellow Redditor’s enlightening comments, unveiling the secret: clicking on a particular diamond buy button was the key to acquiring the bundle. The experience was akin to trying to purchase a rollercoaster ticket, only to find out about the necessary wristband after standing in line for hours and already having your money ready.
There’s a lot of mixed feelings swirling in our community after hearing about Max leaving. Lots of people have been talking in the comments, not just sharing their memories of his work but also wondering what this might mean for Smite’s future. One user, DCS_Ryan, pointed out that Max had made it clear he wasn’t quitting because he doesn’t like the game. He said, “I believe in SMITE 2.” This comment brought a sense of relief to many players who were worried about the game’s future. It seems that Max has been working from home for four years now, and he feels it’s time to pursue new challenges. Many people can relate to putting personal well-being ahead of job security, as expressed by hwghwg2 with his comment, “Good for him! It’s great to see employees prioritizing themselves.”