This ignominious retreat, naturally, mirrors the general air of panic afflicting the more speculative corners of the financial world. Unprofitable tech firms, those AI enterprises built on nothing more substantial than fervent hope, are all experiencing a similar fit of the vapours. Investors, it seems, are finally noticing that spending and valuation do, in fact, need to have some connection to reality. A positively shocking revelation.
Dear reader, the Bitcoin sentiment meter’s gone and flopped face-first into the dirt-so low, in fact, that 10x Research reckons we might be staring at a “tactical low.” Now, don’t get too excited-“tactical” here means the sort of low that’d make a gambler’s heart skip a beat, not your mama’s “safe as houses” investment.
Bitcoin, that digital rollercoaster of despair, has recently slithered below $82,000-a six-month low that has investors weeping into their artisanal coffee. Two months of relentless decline have left the crypto faithful questioning their life choices, their portfolios, and whether Elon Musk will tweet something unhelpful again.
So, the whole drama started with this new outfit, Sword Unseen, dropping in Where Winds Meet. It’s a gacha thing, meaning you have to keep rolling to get all the pieces. The problem is, each roll gets more expensive, and if you wanted the whole outfit, it was looking like it would cost over 7,000 Echo Beads! Gacha systems are pretty common, but the way they released this outfit on the Chinese servers is what really caused an uproar.
At a recent Q&A for The Cosmic Circus, reporter Alex Perez shared that Chris Hemsworth’s character, Thor, faces significant challenges in Avengers: Doomsday, and also discussed his upcoming role in a major 2026 film.
A new Christmas movie arrived on the streaming service just as the holiday season began, launching on Wednesday, November 19 (you can find details on other upcoming Netflix releases for 2025 here). So far, it’s been a hit, currently ranking number one on Netflix’s worldwide Top 10 list.
Hypixel announced on social media that Hytale will cost $20. They also plan to offer more expensive versions of the game with extra features like cosmetic items, which fans can buy to help support the development team. After sharing the price, Collins-Laflamme explained that this decision is a financial risk for him, as he’s already personally invested a lot of his own money into funding both the company and the game’s development.
The movie starts with a simple idea, but becomes much more impactful when viewers learn it’s based on a real practice in Japan – renting people for companionship. Beyond that unique concept, the film dives into relatable and universal themes. We follow Phillip’s emotional journey as he has moments of realization that will likely make the audience reflect on their own lives.
Modern remakes of classic sci-fi TV shows have a real advantage today. Special effects and technology have improved dramatically since the 1980s, meaning older shows can be updated and look fantastic. Combine that with a good story and people’s fond memories, and you have a winning formula. Hopefully, we’ll see some of these beloved shows reimagined soon.
During the interview, Kumazawa explained that recent Resident Evil games, like 7 and Village, moved away from the original setting of Raccoon City and the Umbrella Corporation. He believes returning to these roots is what fans want, allowing them to experience and learn more about the events that first defined the series. It sounds like the development team felt it was the right time to revisit the iconic location and expand on its history.