The sequel takes place in Arcadia, a new and troubled world on the brink of collapse. The ruling government, known as the Protectorate, is facing a growing rebellion from a powerful religious group, and greedy corporations are circling to profit from the chaos. As dangerous rifts appear across the system, you must discover what’s causing them. Your choices – who you trust and who you betray – will determine Arcadia’s fate.
Right from the start of The Outer Worlds 2, as you play an Earth Directorate agent investigating disasters on the Arcadia colony, the game emphasizes that there’s no single correct path to saving people. Every decision you make – how you talk to others and how you fight – shapes a unique story that’s all your own.
The opening line of this compelling first episode of Death by Lightning sets a somber tone. The miniseries, based on Candice Millard’s Destiny of the Republic, aims to show that President James Garfield was a significant figure who shouldn’t have faded from history. So far, the show portrays Garfield – played by Michael Shannon – with a surprising humility and dignity, a departure from the actor’s usual roles. Interestingly, Matthew Macfadyen, not Shannon, plays Charles Guiteau, and that casting choice proves brilliant as soon as he begins to speak. Millard’s book highlights Garfield as a promising successor to Lincoln – a gifted speaker and a strong, principled man from the Midwest who opposed slavery and championed the nation’s best values.
During a November 5 interview that surely shook crypto Twitter to its very core, Terrett asked Garlinghouse to weigh in on the social media chatter about RLUSD and whether Ripple’s shift away from cross-border payments might somehow render XRP obsolete. Garlinghouse, ever the calm amidst the storm, was crystal clear: “XRP sits at the center of everything Ripple does.” He went on to explain that the recent online drama was the product of “misinformation and sometimes outright disinformation” circulating on crypto Twitter. After all, the narrative that Ripple had “given up on XRP” simply didn’t make sense, did it? Of course not.
Tokyo Wars, a classic tank battle game, is now available on modern consoles as part of the Arcade Archives collections. Players can control one or more tanks and compete against opponents in locations like downtown Tokyo and the city’s docks. Originally, arcades allowed up to eight players to battle simultaneously by connecting four two-player cabinets. These arcade cabinets even had air-powered recoil to make players feel like they were really firing a tank!
Gavin and Rubin talk about how the company started, going all the way back to their school days. While the video briefly mentions some of their first, now less well-known games like Rings of Power and Way of the Warrior, it really highlights the launch of Crash Bandicoot and Jak and Daxter as the moment Naughty Dog truly took off.
Johnny Depp has hinted he might return to play Captain Jack Sparrow in future Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
What’s fueling ZK’s recent surge, and how far could the rally go? Here’s a closer look at the main drivers behind its 150% rise in November.
Season 3 of One-Punch Man is back, continuing the story of Saitama and the heroes with the Monster Association arc, which is based on the original manga by Tomohiro One. The season features a talented voice cast, including Makoto Furukawa, Kaito Ishikawa, Hiroki Yasumoto, and Kazuhiro Yamaji.
XRP, the perennial underdog, managed a 3.6% surge, but its efforts were as subtle as a sledgehammer compared to ZEC and ICP’s meteoric rise. 🌟
