Sydney Airport’s busy terminal two (T2) is home to Virgin Australia’s Sydney lounge. Now around a decade old,…

OpenSea's critics said the policy change stifled NFT creators by trashing the ability to create unlimited collections and NFTs on the platform.

Most of those who follow cryptocurrency will remember, or at least have heard, of the DeFi summer. This happened in 2020, and at that time, it looked like DeFi would be the prevailing use case for crypto and blockchain. However, a year later, some game resembling Pokémon took off. I believe everyone knows what I’m […]

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Those who have checked social media within the past few weeks or so may have heard people discussing a game called Vampire Survivors. When it first came out on Steam last December, Vampire Survivors did not gain much attention from the gaming public. However, the game’s popularity began to surge dramatically this month. It amassed around 1,000 simultaneous players come January 6, and just today, it managed to reach a 24-hour peak of over 35,000 concurrent players. At least partially thanks to the game’s low price of $2.99 USD on Steam, Vampire Survivors has become the next surprise hit on the platform, to the point where the developers plan on porting the game over to both Mac and Linux in the near future. For those wondering what the gameplay of Vampire Survivors entails, it functions as a top-down shooter of sorts. You have to survive as long as you can against procedurally-generated hordes of Gothic-themed monsters. Players have to “get as much gold as possible ...

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Ethereum prospects look much better in 2022 Solana (SOL) and Ethereum (ETH) both performed…

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I love a good platformer, so much so, that sometimes, I close my eyes at night and hope I can get a really great one for free. When I opened my eyes this morning, my dreams had come true, as the Epic Games Store will give away Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair for free next week. Okay, I don’t really do all that, but I’m not lying. The smash platforming hit from the Donkey Kong Country team will indeed be free next week. Every week, the Epic Games Store gives away a full game for free to anyone who has its launcher installed, and next week is no different. Those who grew up playing side-scrollers like Super Mario World or Donkey Kong Country should take a dive and download the launcher. Side-scrolling platformers are a rarity nowadays, so getting Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair free on the Epic Games Store is a chance for you to relive your childhood a bit.   Side-scrolling fun This 2.5D platformer (3D graphics with a 2D perspective) isn’t just your ru...

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Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for January 27th, 2022. In today’s article, we’ve got a whole …

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New data shows national rents grew five times faster in 2021 than in 2020.

Oil WTI crude prices reversed earlier gains as the dollar surged following better-than-expected economic data that supported the idea that the economy can handle rapid Fed rate hikes. No one is questioning how tight the oil market remains, but there is some exhaustion after making fresh seven-year highs and that has led to some profit-taking. […]