Pokemon Legends: Z-A Is Reinventing Pokemon Battles And I Couldn’t Be More Thrilled

by

Pokemon Legends: Z-A begins with your character’s arrival in Lumiose City via train. This game is set in the present, after the story of Pokemon X and Y – there’s no time travel like in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Just outside the train station, you’ll meet a trainer named either Taunie or Urbain, who will offer you a starter Pokemon: Chikorita, Totodile, or Tepig. I didn’t even get to choose my favorite, Totodile, before the game sent us into a large, open area called the Wild Zone a few hours in.

Bitcoin’s Great Divide: Core vs. Knots

by

Behold, Bitcoin Core v30, set to arrive in October, will abolish the 80-byte cap on OP_RETURN, that curious corner of a transaction script where users can embed arbitrary data. A move as audacious as it is divisive. 🚀

A Voice Contestant Proposed To His Girlfriend During His Blind Audition, And Michael Bublé Had The Best Reaction

by

I’ve watched *The Voice* for 28 seasons, and I thought I’d seen it all, but Jacob Ryan Gustafson’s Blind Audition was truly something special! He used his performance to propose to his girlfriend, and honestly, I was completely captivated – especially by the coaches’ reactions. Michael Bublé’s words were just so sweet and genuine, it was a beautiful moment!

I Just Watched The Final Wicked: For Good Trailer, And I’m Worried It Spoils Some Big Plot Twists

by

Though Jon M. Chu’s *Wicked* wasn’t an Oscar winner, the team behind it has a chance to earn that recognition with the upcoming sequel, *For Good*. Many fans, myself included, have already enjoyed rewatching the first movie through streaming services. Now, the final trailer for the second film is here, and it’s incredibly impressive. However, I’m concerned it reveals too much of the story for people who haven’t seen the original stage production.

Relayer Advanced Definitive Edition launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on September 25

by

The company released a trailer for the Switch 2 version of the game, announcing that all previously released downloadable content – including extra stories and Stellar Gear NEXT units – will be part of the base game at no extra cost. However, unlike the version for PC, this Switch 2 port doesn’t appear to include any new gameplay features or quality-of-life improvements.