The latest update to Where Winds Meet introduces the powerful Heng Blade weapon, a new area called Liangzhou featuring icy mountains, challenging bosses, and an expanded story. You’ll also encounter the Raging Tides sect and other exciting content. The game is available now on iOS, Android, PS5, and PC through Steam and the Epic Games Store.
The post spilled the beans about Ripple’s March stash, just before they flung open the escrow vault on Wednesday. Turns out, the company now has more XRP in its spendable wallets than ever before-enough to make even a greedy goblin blush.
HYKE: Northern Lights was originally released on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and Steam in September 2025. Recently, a page for the game appeared on Apple Arcade, indicating it will soon be available on the App Store. An official announcement from the developers is expected, but the game is now listed as ‘coming soon’.
BeInCrypto reports that none other than President Donald Trump made some choice remarks about Iran, causing all sorts of chaos in crypto, equities, and oil markets. Naturally, Ethereum took a hit, dropping to a modest $2,047. Lovely, right?
Baby Steps challenged Bennett Foddy, the creator of Getting Over It, by applying his notoriously difficult game design to a three-dimensional environment. The game requires precise control of every step while climbing a mountain, and any fall results in significant setbacks.
He has laid before the world a “self-sovereign, local, private and secure LLM setup,” not as a boastful shrine to gadgets, but as a confession of hunger for independence. The rig runs entirely on his own hardware, a cold altar of silicon and will, using NVIDIA 5090 GPUs and open-weight models like Qwen3.5 with 35 billion parameters. The numbers marshal a simple argument: about 90 tokens per second, a pace not for poets in an attic, but for ordinary days-enough to pretend one can carry a thought through the fog of noise without begging the cloud for mercy.
Henry Cavill has said he won’t be pursuing the role of James Bond, mainly because he feels he’s too old to start the franchise now at 42. He clarified to Heat Magazine that he wasn’t offered and rejected the part, but simply that the timing wasn’t right, adding that any actor would want the opportunity.
Yes, Paradigm is plunging headlong into prediction markets, darling, and not with the clumsy enthusiasm of a debutante at her first ball.
The proposal has been driven by concerns over fraud, money laundering, and the terrifying idea that people might lose money in a digital void without a single chance to recover it. Because apparently, that’s what happens when you introduce futuristic tech without a safety net. But who needs protection when you’re buying invisible coins, eh?
By the end of Season 4, Homelander has finally achieved the power he always wanted. He’s in charge of Vought, has the President under his influence, and leads a larger group of super-powered individuals who are now operating legally. Meanwhile, The Boys, who used to be his main opponents, are now the ones being pursued.
