Grab your coffee (or crypto) because while the US government is playing shutdown bingo, Bitcoin is having a glow-up moment. Max Keiser, the crypto oracle with a side of snark, says this isn’t just luck-it’s destiny. Or, you know, the inevitable collapse of fiat. Same thing. 🤷♂️
It’s confusing when it comes to Square Enix games on both the original Switch and the new Switch 2. Some let you transfer your saved progress to the new console without buying the game again, while others don’t offer any transfer options at all. I’ve compiled a complete guide detailing the features available in each game across both Switch generations. I’ll explain why I believe Square Enix made the choices they did regarding upgrades and save transfers, and also note which games are available as physical copies. The main goal of this guide is to help you easily see which games allow you to continue your progress from the original Switch to the Switch 2.
Initially, the Lasombra clan wasn’t planned to be in the original release of *Bloodlines 2*, unlike the Brujah, Banu Haqim, Tremere, and Ventrue. However, after listening to player feedback, Paradox Interactive decided to add both the Lasombra and Toreador clans to the base game. This means players will be able to choose from six clans when the game launches instead of just four.
There’s a lot of excitement surrounding Battlefield 6. The game’s beta test was incredibly popular, and many first-person shooter fans are hoping it will finally provide strong competition to Call of Duty in 2025.
With so many shooting games available, you might be asking what makes Delta Force different. It’s not simply copying other military simulations or battle royale games. Delta Force stands out by focusing on a few key elements that create a unique and exciting experience. From how the game is designed to its extensive customization options and smooth performance, Delta Force offers some new ideas that help it compete with other games in the genre. Let’s take a closer look at what makes this game worth playing for fans of shooting games.
Digimon fans have been eagerly waiting for a high-quality, large-scale game for a long time. While past Digimon games, like the ‘World’ series, have offered a good experience of raising Digimon and exploring the Digital World, they haven’t fully captured everything fans have been hoping for.
Tony Stark, and Robert Downey Jr.’s portrayal of him, was truly the heart of the Marvel universe, far more so than Captain America with his unwavering and sometimes preachy sense of right and wrong. Steve Rogers’ leadership often felt judgmental instead of motivating. Downey didn’t just act as Iron Man; he embodied everything a Marvel hero should be.
Beyond the summer event, this update introduces some new, ongoing features. Players can now enjoy a new Synergy event starring Kira Kitazato, and a new City Life activity featuring Haruna Nishimori. It’s worth noting that players on Global servers will experience a slightly different schedule compared to those in East Asia; Miyu Sahara’s Synergy event was released earlier on Global servers than Kira’s.
The second season of Peacemaker wrapped up with a fantastic final episode, blending humor, intense action, heartbreaking moments, and a touch of romance as Chris Smith and Emilia Harcourt confessed their feelings for one another.
So, Ubisoft had a big 30th anniversary stream for Heroes of Might & Magic, and they dropped some awesome news – Heroes of Might & Magic II: Gold and Heroes of Might & Magic III: Complete are now on Game Pass! Seriously, I’m stoked. And Ubisoft’s Chris Watters said something that really hit home – he thinks this is the perfect way to get a new generation hooked on these classic games and learn some seriously cool (and maybe a little weird) words like ‘throng’ and ‘necromancy’. He even threw in ‘logistics’ – apparently, building your army isn’t just about power, it’s about *planning*! It’s great to see these games getting some love.
