Iron Man #3, written by Joshua Williamson and illustrated by Carmen Carnero, starts with Tony Stark caught in the crossfire of a battle. He was trying to get information from MODOK about trouble brewing inside the organization AIM (Advanced Idea Mechanics) and the recent vanishing of some of their scientists, but ended up in the middle of an attempt to kill MODOK by a group within AIM.
Netflix has greenlit a new series from the creators of Stranger Things called Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen. The title alone is enough to grab your attention! Fortunately, viewers won’t have to wait long, as the show will be available on Netflix later this week. While it promises the same engaging characters and quick storytelling as Stranger Things, there will be one key distinction between the two series.
This is the second game in the Revenger series to be released on PC, following last month’s port of Revenger Origin. However, the developer has admitted to using AI to create the visual style mimicking old flip phones, which is displayed on the PC versions of both games, as noted on their Steam pages.
So, Wander Stars first popped up on my radar way back in 2021, and honestly, it looked amazing – totally channeling that classic 90s anime vibe. But when it finally came out over here last September, it was only available in English, which was a bit weird. Here’s a funny thing though: the game’s title actually has Japanese characters in it (ワンダースターズ), but even the Japanese press releases just used the English name! They did still use the Japanese characters for things like the ‘Wanderstar Map’ though, which is kinda strange.
Ethereum faced another setback. After struggling for weeks between $1,750 and $2,150, the price briefly rose above $2,150, reaching between $2,340 and $2,420, but quickly fell back down.
It’s become quite common to see old posts on X (formerly Twitter) resurface when predictions made in them actually come true. This happens a lot with sports fans sharing posts that accurately foresaw outcomes.
WWE has always had incredibly dedicated fans, but there’s always been a clear line between the performers and the people watching them.
GameStop is known for its funny promotions to attract customers, like letting people trade in almost anything. Their newest campaign is particularly surprising: they’re actually encouraging people to trade in their PlayStation 5 consoles.
Village in the Shade will be released in Japan this July on all current platforms. Players in the West can expect it in Fall 2026. NIS America is also offering a limited edition for PlayStation 5, Switch, and the new Switch 2 – the Switch 2 version will be a physical Game Key Card. You can find details about the limited edition here. Check out the announcement trailer and more information from NIS America below.
In a move that might make one question the sobriety of its directors, Monument Bank has declared its intention to tokenize a quarter of a billion pounds of its customers’ deposits on the Midnight network. This, they proclaim, is the first such endeavor by a U.K.-regulated bank on a public blockchain-a feat as remarkable as it is bewildering.