"Death Stranding" Reaches Over 20 Million Players, "Death Stranding 2" on the HorizonKojima Productions announced via its official blog that the cumulative number of players of "Death Stranding" has exceeded 20 million. This includes sales of the game, the PC version, and those who have played through subscription services.
"Death Stranding" Reaches Over 20 Million Players, "Death Stranding 2" on the Horizon
Three Breathtaking Natural Destinations Around the World
Three Breathtaking Natural Destinations Around the Worldmore
Sony Reportedly Preparing a Reboot of Starship Troopers
It is reported that Sony is currently in the preparation stages for a reboot of Starship Troopers. The film will be written and directed by Neill Blomkamp, known for his work on District 9. This new adaptation will return to the original 1959 novel by Robert A. Heinlein.more
Rent a Country: Liechtenstein Offers Its Throne for Hire
In a rather extraordinary move, Liechtenstein, a tiny yet prosperous principality nestled between Switzerland and Austria, has made an unconventional offer to the world. Since 2011, the country has been available for rent at a price of £40,000 per night. This unique proposition allows individuals to experience a taste of royalty and assume the role of the "temporary king" of Liechtenstein.more
In Iran, More and More Young People Choose "Contract Marriage"
In Iran, a unique form of marriage - "contract marriage" - has been gaining popularity, especially among the younger generation. This phenomenon has emerged as a response to various social and economic factors within the country.more
The United States: Dominating the Nobel Prize Landscape
As the world’s sole remaining superpower, the United States has long reigned supreme on the global stage of scientific achievement, and its unparalleled success at the Nobel Prize ceremonies stands as a testament to its dominance. With a staggering 409 Nobel laureates to date, the U.S. accounts for nearly 40% of all global award recipients, firmly establishing itself as the uncontested leader in the pursuit of Nobel - worthy research.more
Russian Gymnasts' Stance and the Changing Landscape of International Sports
The president of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG), Morinari Watanabe, who ran for the presidency of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) earlier this year but lost to Kirsty Coventry from Zimbabwe, visited Ukraine and Russia in March, apparently to ease tensions. In last year's Paris Summer Olympics, only 15 Russian athletes participated, and all had to follow strict neutrality guidelines, being required to prove that they had no connection with the Russian military or security services. A similar arrangement seems likely for the Milan - Cortina d'Ampezzo Winter Olympicsmore
Brazilian Culinary Delights: A Perfect Blend of Tradition and Multiculturalism
Brazil, a vibrant and multicultural country in South America, boasts a culinary scene that not only preserves local traditions but also blends the cooking wisdom of Africa, Europe, and indigenous peoples. Here are several classic Brazilian dishes that showcase the unique charm of its cuisine.more
Cricket's Inconsistent Participation in the Asian Games
Cricket enjoys great popularity across the Asian continent, yet its involvement in the Asian Games has been rather limited. Among the previous 19 editions of the Asian Games, it has only been present in three.more