Today, Forbes blessed us with their latest “Rich List,” because clearly, we needed to know who’s swimming in pools of digital gold. Among the many, one name stood out-Jed McCaleb, cofounder of Ripple. With a net worth of $3.9 billion, McCaleb now finds himself ranked 1,108th in the world. Truly, a humble position for such a titan.
Investor participation remains thin, leaving XLM vulnerable. An external catalyst may be the missing ingredient needed to reverse the current trajectory, which is currently pointing straight into the abyss.
Have you ever noticed your Spear weapon seems ineffective against heavily armored enemies like Chargers? It’s a common complaint among Helldivers. A potential fix could be inspired by real military technology – the tandem HEAT warhead, which would be ideal for taking down tough bugs and robots.
The developer announced the update on X (formerly Twitter) on March 10th, explaining they’re adding more content to the pass. This includes new skins for Runners and weapons, and they shared some early designs of what’s coming.
Live Door News reports that the event took place on March 11th in Osaka’s Kita Ward, under a major road.
Louis Theroux is known for tackling difficult and sensitive subjects, and for interviewing the people involved. For example, in his 2003 documentary, Louis and the Nazis, he spent time with Tom Metzger, a well-known racist.
Martin Scorsese rarely directs television, so his involvement in a TV show signals something truly exceptional. He made a cameo and directed Larry David in a memorable mobster role on Curb Your Enthusiasm, and he collaborated with Mick Jagger on the visually striking, though brief, series Vinyl, which captured the energy of 1970s New York rock and roll.
The Scarpetta series, much like Lee Child’s Reacher novels, already has a large and dedicated fanbase. However, unlike Reacher, the show hasn’t taken a simple, book-by-book approach to its adaptations. A key to Reacher’s potential longevity is that the series began by adapting the very first book in the novel series.
Bungie, the studio famous for creating Halo and Destiny, is launching a new sci-fi game called Marathon. It’s a competitive, online shooter where you play as a cybernetic mercenary—a ‘Runner’—battling for rewards on the alien planet Tau Ceti IV. Marathon is different from Bungie’s past games because it’s built entirely around player-versus-player combat. There won’t be a traditional story campaign; instead, the game’s story will be revealed through the game world and your actions during matches.
The new game from Off by One Games—created by developers who previously worked on Rocket League—is a physics-based adventure like Humans Fall Flat or RV There Yet, but with a charming twist: you play as a cute raccoon scavenging for trash.
