A surprisingly unique Sony product debuted in 2010, and it was only available in the UK. The console was quite unusual, largely due to when it came out. By 2010, the PlayStation 3 had been on the market for 3-4 years (depending on your location), so it was unexpected when Sony released a refreshed version of the PlayStation 2.
Cobra Strike is a classic-style shooter that puts you in the pilot’s seat of various helicopters, where you’ll destroy enemies and finish challenging missions across diverse locations like deserts, cities, and the open ocean. The game draws a lot of inspiration from the games of the 1990s. It features 16-bit graphics and aims to recreate the enjoyable feeling of those older titles.
That’s right – you can now experience the Arma Reforger campaign on your own, without needing to team up with others. Previously, playing solo meant relying on downloaded scenarios or the game master mode, but the main campaign wasn’t accessible this way.
Pokemon GO successfully combines the fun of video games with the benefits of being active outdoors. The Pokemon franchise itself is well-established, which helps keep the game popular. However, regular updates are essential to maintain that popularity. Beginning today (September 30th, 2025, at 10:00AM local time) and running until October 7th, 2025, at 8:00PM local time, an event called Steel Skyline is happening. A key feature of this event is a new Pokemon – Dynamax Duraludon. However, catching it won’t be easy; it will take some work.
Sadly, the Steelbook Library Collection, which is only available through Amazon, is currently out of stock. It doesn’t look like they plan to make more available anytime soon.
Tougen Anki: Crimson Inferno is being developed for both mobile and PC, and fans recently got a chance to play it at TGS 2025. The game was playable on both platforms during the showcase. Tougen Anki: Crimson Inferno also just launched its Steam page, revealing more details about the gameplay.
It’s all well and good when the market gets excited, but some rallies don’t exactly get a standing ovation. In fact, they get a time-out. And QMMM? Well, it’s in the corner now.
Overall, crypto investment products pulled back a grand total of $812 million. Bitcoin was the star player here, somehow managing to lose $719 million-because why not? Ethereum wasn’t far behind, hemorrhaging $409.4 million with the grace of a financially caffeinated squirrel.
For the first time on any L2, BTC holders can stake without surrendering custody to secure Starknet and earn rewards; the ledger already murmurs of ~65k delegators, ~150 validators and 575M+ STRK staked. Strategic partners including WBTC, Lombard, Solv, Threshold Network, Layerzero and Re7 Capital will ease BTC’s DeFi access and institutional deployment. To jump‑start the ecosystem, the Starknet Foundation is launching a 100 million STRK “BTCFi Season” incentive program to subsidize BTC‑denominated borrowing, yield strategies and tokenized basis trades. Starknet emphasized zk‑STARK security (post‑quantum, no trusted setup), audited transparency, decentralized sequencers, and work with BitVM teams and Raspberry Pi‑verified Bitcoin headers as steps toward becoming Bitcoin’s execution layer.
This delightful little nugget of hope for crypto enthusiasts was delivered during her keynote address at the ever-elite Digital Assets Summit in Singapore on September 30, 2025. An event, no doubt, where ‘tokenization’ was the hottest topic after “how to dodge questions about regulatory stuff.” 🏝️