Dogecoin Price Drops 7% as Bulls Fail to Capitalize on DOGE ETF Euphoria

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Now, let’s not beat around the bush. This little dip comes amidst a broader crypto market meltdown, spurred on by the latest US CPI data released on June 11. It seems the bulls, who were once frolicking in the fields of optimism, have failed to keep the momentum going. Perhaps they were too busy daydreaming about their ETF approval, which, by the way, is sitting at a rather optimistic 51% chance by year-end. Talk about wishful thinking! 🎈

Playing Resident Evil Requiem Left Me With More Questions Than Answers

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After having a brief taste of the game, I can already pose one question that it answers clearly: It offers both third-person and first-person views. During gameplay, you have the flexibility to pause at any moment and switch between these perspectives as desired, unlike Resident Evil Village which added third-person later and required a new save file for this mode. Although I hoped for a quick button press to change perspectives, this is nevertheless an upgrade. Moreover, it’s evident that Capcom aimed to make Requiem equally engaging in third-person perspective as their recent remakes of RE 2, 3, and 4. This is particularly noticeable in the cinematic cutscenes where you see Grace interacts within the scene, unlike Biohazard and Village which maintained a consistent first-person view. However, the game still encourages playing in first-person mode.

Wonder Woman Reboot Must Keep This Proven Success Formula

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It’s quite daring to restart the character of Diana Prince so soon. Keep in mind that “Wonder Woman 1984” came out only a short time ago, practically draining all the energy built around her in the DC Extended Universe. Still, Gunn understands the power of Wonder Woman. In fact, David Zaslav, CEO and president of Warner Bros. Discovery, expressed his support for this move as early as May 2025.

How To Play Multiplayer in Vindictus Defying Fate

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Vindictus Defying Fate whisks you away into a breathtaking fantasy realm, inviting you to undertake thrilling quests as part of the Kalbram Mercenaries. You’ll encounter formidable foes, engage in intense battles, and advance your character throughout your journey. The game also provides an option to enlist allies to accompany you on missions. These non-player characters (NPCs) can be beneficial when you find yourself struggling with specific missions, as they too accumulate experience.

Tether’s Gold Rush: Why They’re Betting Big on Elemental Altus Royalties!

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On a fine Thursday, Tether Investments announced they’ve acquired a whopping 78,421,780 common shares of Elemental (ELE) from La Mancha Investments. That’s 31.9% of Elemental’s issued and outstanding shares, in case you were wondering. And the price? A mere $1.55 Canadian dollars ($1.14) per share. All in all, Tether is out about $89.4 million. Chump change, right? 💸

Branching Path: Pragmata might just end up being worth the wait

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At first glance, Pragmata appears to be just another third-person shooter game. But it has a unique twist: enemies have high resistance to damage initially. This is where Diana’s ability to hack machines comes into play. When aiming with L2, players can navigate a cursor through a mini hacking puzzle using the face buttons, all while keeping full control of their character. The objective is to reach the green icon on the grid, avoiding obstacles and highlighting boosts in the process. Successfully connecting more blue icons before finishing the hack increases the duration an enemy remains vulnerable. During a hack, players can collect consumable icons that provide additional effects when connected, such as a debuff that weakens enemies even further.

Capcom’s bizarre space adventure Pragmata is actually incredible

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In a different world, Pragmata encounters Hugh Williams, who finds himself in a lunar settlement known as The Cradle following a severe quake that damaged his spacesuit. It appears that something catastrophic has befallen the inhabitants of The Cradle… however, despite the chilling silence and emptiness, he’s not on his own. A peculiar android resembling a child, named Diana, jolts him awake with a helmet tap, having mended his spacesuit, but peril quickly emerges.