Following several rumours, Activision itself appears to be teasing some form of Tony Hawk Pro Skater announcement with the hints indicating it’ll be Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3+4.
The tease is actually hidden in a returning Call of Duty multiplayer map named Grind which has been added into Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. In the map there’s a skateboard shop with a TV screen displaying the date “03.04.25”.
Looks like a teaser for something related to Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater has been found in Black Ops 6’s Grind MP map!
Announcement on March 4. 👀 pic.twitter.com/8efl6Qansl
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But that’s not all because eagle-eyed fans have speculated that the silhouette of a skater above the date is a combination of the same ones found on Tony Hawk pro Skater 3 and Tony Hawk pro Skater 4. In other words, it’s a strong hint that the announcement will be a remaster like Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2 from 2020 which combined the first two games into one excellent package.
And don’t forget to take notice of the date as well: 03/04 seems like a very direct nod to it being Pro Skater 3+4.
If you want a little more evidence, Microsoft themselves replied to CharlieIntel, an X user who posted a picture of the TV screen in Grind. They replied to his tweet with a simple eyes emoji, lending credence to the whole thing.
Tony Hawk himself also replied to the tweet with the same set of eyes. Don’t forget, the Hawkman also hinted at a new Tony Hawk game being in the works.
Of course, this official tease comes hot on the heels of a bunch of rumours about a new Tony Hawk game. A pro skater let slip earlier this week that he’s in a new Tony Hawk remaster that’s coming out soon. Considering the skater in question was added into Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2, his claims are very believable.
And shortly after that, a fairly reliable leaker confirmed that he had heard Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 is in the works and will be shadow dropped at an Xbox event in June. That’s not all, because he also claims that it’ll be available on PS5, PC and the upcoming Switch 2 as well.
2222 Abyss of the Universe is a two dollar game sold for ten. That automatically disqualifies it from purchase in my view. Right now, as this writing, it is on sale for eight, still too high for what you get. Well what is it? You’re in a rectangle flying along a track, you go through rings. In Endless Mode, the rings give you fuel to keep going. In levels, they’re simply points. There is one button, either A or B or d-pad up. It makes you go up, stop pressing to go down.
These games are everywhere on mobile and very cheap or free. However, what 2222 Abyss of the Universe has going for it are the bells and whistles. You have a 3d mode or 2d mode. You also have a leader board for endless, which currently has seven people on it. There is a soundtrack and a host of sound effects you can individually turn on or off. Finally you buy new ships with your coins you get flying through rings.
A runaway success I tell you…
As I said at the start, 2222 Abyss of the Universe is way, way overpriced. Yes you get a fair bit in this package, but its not worth it in my opinion. To back this up, look to the leader board. I’m betting the price is why the game has seven people on a leader board on release day. Nobody cares, nor should they. I’m going to sock it hard, giving it a Not Recommended with a five back-end score. I don’t think this was a scam, I legitimately think the developers think this game is worth its price. Unless it drops to two,maybe three dollars, stay away.
Overall: 2222 Abyss of the Universe is a one button game sold for ten dollars. Sure its fancy, but simply not worth it in the end.
Chaosium has released QuestWorlds, a new self-contained roleplaying system designed for cinematic and larger-than-life gameplay. Inspired by classic pulps, comic books, and weird fiction, QuestWorlds aims to provide a versatile and accessible experience for players of all levels.
QuestWorlds is a complete roleplaying system that does not require additional books to play. Its rules-light framework focuses on resolving in-game conflicts quickly and efficiently, with a simple core mechanic and optional rules that allow for customization to fit various settings and genres. This flexibility makes it suitable for a wide range of storytelling styles, from action-packed adventures to mysterious explorations.
The system includes streamlined character creation rules, enabling players to design unique characters in a short amount of time. Players can create characters ranging from ordinary individuals to extraordinary heroes, with no limits on creativity.
In addition to character creation, QuestWorlds provides tools for designing custom settings. Players can build their own worlds, whether inspired by classic genres or entirely original concepts, offering a high degree of personalization for their games.
QuestWorlds is currently available in PDF format for $19.99 through Chaosium’s website and DriveThruRPG.
The game reflects the philosophy of Chaosium founder Greg Stafford, who emphasized the cooperative nature of storytelling games. Stafford described such games as a shared experience where players contribute to an ongoing narrative through verbal interaction and imagination.
“In a storytelling game, the object is to participate verbally in the cooperative experience of a story. Everyone talks in order to contribute to the ongoing story. Inevitably, some people will talk a lot, some will talk only a little. Hopefully, everyone will talk a lot when their turn comes around and only a little at other times.
“Play is verbal and imaginative. The action takes place in the minds of the players. This is a social game in the most positive sense of the word. Aggressive competition or legalistic arguments over rules are alien to the spirit of a storytelling game.”
Sophie Hinchliffe, also known as Mrs Hinch, as give birth to a gorgeous baby boy.
The Instagram influencer shared the joyous news on social media, where she updated fans with an adorable photo.
The 34-year-old ‘cleanfluencer’ has been updating her 4.8m followers over her pregnancy journey for several months, and now they’ve seen the bundle of joy!
As fans expected, Sophie paid tribute to her late dad with the tot’s name.
Mrs Hinch gives birth to baby number three
Earlier tonight (February 20) Sophie shared three pictures of her new arrival. She captioned the post: “Welcome to the world. Vinnie Alan Barker Hinchliffe. Born 18th February at 12:21pm , 6lb7oz.”
She added: “Our beautiful little heart healer entered the world In the month we needed him most, February. February is my Dad’s birthday month. My birthday month … And now, it’s our Vinnie’s.”
Sophie then said: “The signs, the comfort ,the joy, you really are just everything we have needed and more Vinnie. Now it’s time to meet your beautiful big brothers, and start the next chapter in our Hinch story.”
Paying tribute to her husband, she said: “@mrhinchhome I love you beyond words.”
She then shared: “ILYD , I feel you. Barker always.” Barker was her maiden name – her late dad’s surname. Alan was his first name. ILYD stands for I love you, Dad.
The little bub will join older brothers Ronnie, five, and Lennie, three.
Sophie’s late dad approved her baby names before he died (Credit: ITV/This Morning)
Mrs Hinch’s baby announcement
The now mum-of-three told the world she was expecting in October 2024, only six months after her dad tragically passed away.
In a short clip, fans saw her husband Jamie painting words on a wall inside their house which read “Baby Boy #3”, with their boys, Ronnie, five, and Lennie, three, adding their hand prints as well.
The video then slowly changed from a black-and-white filter into colour, revealing the blue paint on the wall.
We then saw Sophie cradling her bump in a black catsuit.
Heaven was too far to visit, so you sent us a special gift from up above.
Sophie’s dad passed away before meeting her baby boy
The happy news came just six months after her father died, and Sophie paid tribute to dad Alan in the caption of the announcement.
She wrote at the time: “Heaven was too far to visit, so you sent us a special gift from up above. I have no doubt you sent him to us Dad, to fill our hearts with so much love.
“Ronnie and Lennie’s baby brother. Our baby boy no. 3. Joining us in 2025. The three musketeers.”
Alan sadly died on April 25, 2024, but Sophie waited a couple of weeks to break the news on social media, until she was ready.
Although the family have not revealed his cause of death, the cleaning guru did explain that he had stints in hospital previously. In April 2023, she took a social media break when he was receiving medical attention.
She wrote: “My dad is in hospital at the moment guys. My dad has never been blessed shall we say with fantastic health – from his chest, his lungs, his heart.
“He’s always struggled you know.”
Mrs Hinch has three sons with her husband Jamie (Credit: ITV/This Morning)
Dad approved of her chosen names
In a Q&A session with her Instagram followers in November, Mrs Hinch explained her father already approved of her chosen baby names.
She has had a name picked out and ready several months before his arrival. However, it has a special significance because Alan helped her pick out the right ones.
In one question which asked if she had any name ideas, she said: “Yes we have his name set. I have the text message conversations on my phone with my dad where we were randomly talking about baby names that went with Ronnie and Lennie.
“I was nowhere near ready to have another baby at that point but I told Dad the boy’s name and girl’s name that me and Jamie loved and he replied saying ‘perfect Bubber’. So I’ve got those messages forever, Dad loved the name, so no matter what happens baby’s name is 100% set and nothing will change it.”
Preparing for the arrival
Weeks before the infant was here, Mrs Hinch told fans she was a “bit nervous”. But, despite the nerves, she told fans she couldn’t wait for the baby to ‘finally be here’.
After the New Year she began decorating the nursery, including purchasing the wallpaper, as well as painting and panelling the room. But she confessed she was behind schedule.
Sophie said: “I don’t know if it’s just me, but it seems that with my third, I seem to be getting less and less things – I seem to need less and don’t worry as much.”
“I want to make it into baby boy’s toy box or blanket box and keep it in the nursery,” she added. Sophie had started the project of upcycling the small wooden chest with her dad before he passed away.
“So that’s a project to do. Apart from that, guys, I’m sorry, I’m no further along.
“I’ll be all right, though, we’ll get there!”
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EastEnders went live for its 40th anniversary celebrations tonight and killed off legacy character Martin Fowler.
In heartbreaking scenes, Stacey Slater screamed in agony next to his lifeless body after he went into cardiac arrest when the beam was lifted off his legs.
In what was a flawless episode, fans are not happy with the outcome.
It was tragedy for Martin and Stacey as he died after they declared their love (Credit: BBC)
Martin Fowler dies in EastEnders Live
At the end of Wednesday night’s episode (February 19) Martin Fowler was left in a perilous position as he lay trapped under a fallen beam following the explosion in The Queen Vic.
As the action began, Stacey was trying to save Martin, but she couldn’t move the beam. He then fell unconscious after telling her loved her.
The paramedics came in and Martin was suddenly awake after being given some painkillers. Thankfully.
Stacey and Martin then had a heart to heart and confessed their love for each other again. He told Stacey he doesn’t love Ruby, he loves her. They said they never want to be apart again – which was foreboding given Lacey Turner is soon off on maternity leave.
Martin then proposed. But Stacey wasn’t massively keen on getting married again. However, she did eventually accept.
In the cafe, Ruby was sitting waiting for news, desperate to find out how Martin was. She wasn’t going to be very happy when the news landed on her, that’s for sure.
Back in The Vic, Martin and Stacey were planning their future. But Stacey soon noticed the paramedics looking concerned. It was not looking good for Martin. He was at risk of ‘crushed syndrome’ – once the beam is lifted off, Martin may not survive.
Stacey was advised to say her goodbyes, but she didn’t tell Martin the news. He decided to give his wedding speech to her anyway so she could hear it. They shared a kiss and the beam was then lifted off him.
He smiled one last time at Stacey and then went into cardiac arrest. The paramedics battled to save him. But it was no good. Stacey’s screams could be heard across the Square as she lay craddling her love.
Stacey lost the love of her life (Credit: BBC)
Fans react to Martin Fowler’s shock death in EastEnders
Those watching at home were devastated by the death. “Feel like crying Martin shouldn’t have died should’ve been Ruby,” said one.
Another added: “Huge mistake killing off Martin though. The end of the Fowlers.”
“No because killing him off was and is a massive mistake, but brilliant acting all around,” shared one more.
Another said: “Can’t believe they’ve killed off Martin, the only good man on the Square.”
Denise decided who she wanted to be with (Credit: BBC)
Love triangle resolved as Denise made her choice
Also tonight the result of the love triangle vote was revealed as Denise made her choice between Ravi and Jack.
Linda advised Denise to live her life and go for who she wanted and Denise declared she had made the decision.
Across the Square she went to see Jack! Jack poured them some wine and Denise told him she felt safe with him and that’s what she wants to feel. He was worried she’d want the danger, but Denise was adamant her future was with Jack.
They eventually kissed and made up, agreeing to start again.
A new baby was welcomed as one life was lost (Credit: BBC)
Sonia gave birth in live EastEnders
Elsewhere, still trapped in The Vic, Sonia was in labour. Lauren and Bianca were left to deliver the baby. Sonia was not happy and had decided she didn’t want to be a mum again. Not the best time to decide that.
But she did manage to give birth. However the baby was not crying. Bianca begged for lifeless Sonia’s help to save the baby. She managed to get her little girl crying again.
Fans also got to vote for the name of Sonia’s baby – calling her Julia after one of the show’s creators, Julia Smith.
Sonia talked to her baby in a special speech about living in Walford and being surrounded by family.
Side note: live Bianca was the best thing in this!
Read more: EastEnders ‘death by bathtub’ and Sonia’s reaction best ending
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Phase Shift Games has unveiled Widget’s Workshop, the latest entry in its “drop-style” game series. The game is scheduled to launch on BackerKit’s crowdfunding platform on March 13, 2025, as part of the Pocketopia program, which emphasizes compact and portable board and card games.
Widget’s Workshop blends card crafting and spatial set collection into a tabletop experience. The game begins with players dropping 80 custom-shaped, semi-transparent part cards onto the table, creating a randomized pile of components. Players take turns using one finger to extract parts from the pile, aiming to collect matching pieces to build robots and golems. The pile’s unpredictable nature—with parts often hidden, partially obscured, or flipped—introduces an element of strategy and chance to the gameplay.
Once players gather the required parts, including left and right arms, left and right legs, and a head or torso, they can assemble unique constructs. The game offers over 1 million possible combinations, each with its own illustration and name. Scoring is based on how well the attributes of the parts align, encouraging players to optimize their builds for higher points.
The game builds on Phase Shift Games’ signature “drop-style” mechanics, seen in previous titles like Dungeon Drop and Drop Drive. This approach randomizes setup and incorporates physical interaction into the core gameplay. Players must carefully extract parts from the central pile, navigating its shifting structure to find the pieces they need. The card crafting aspect allows players to combine collected parts into unique constructs, with scoring determined by matching attributes.
As part of BackerKit’s Pocketopia program, Widget’s Workshop is designed to be compact and portable, making it suitable for a variety of play environments. The small-box format aligns with the program’s focus on accessible and travel-friendly tabletop experiences.
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In Brief
Halliday has launched its protocol, the first platform that enables high-level programmable workflows for smart contracts, which AI agents can autonomously execute while adhering to guidelines.
Agentic workflow protocol Halliday announced the launch of its platform, aiming to remove the need for writing smart contracts by enabling AI agents to interact securely with blockchain applications, representing the first protocol that enables dynamic, high-level programmable workflows for smart contracts, which AI agents can autonomously execute while adhering to strict, immutable guidelines.
“In shifting the paradigm from smart contract development to agentic workflows, we are bringing blockchain into the agentic era,” said Griffin Dunaif, CEO of Halliday, in a written statement. “This is a major step forward for businesses looking to integrate AI and blockchain, allowing developers to build applications in hours, not years,” he added.
Traditional smart contracts are often slow, costly, and inflexible, requiring months of audits and updates to accommodate new features. Halliday’s protocol removes these limitations, allowing developers to create blockchain applications without needing to write new smart contracts for each use case. By offering a unified programming model, the Agentic Workflow Protocol simplifies development, reducing the need for extensive backend infrastructure work.
As blockchain adoption grows, developers face the challenge of integrating decentralized applications across an expanding array of protocols, chains, and services. The complexity of these ecosystems often diverts attention from core product innovation, with developers spending years on integrations and infrastructure. Halliday’s Agentic Workflow Protocol addresses these inefficiencies by enabling developers to define on-chain workflows in a high-level programming model, which cuts down on development time and operational overhead.
Exploring Halliday’s Approach: Automating Actions On Behalf Of Users With Safety And Compliance
Halliday’s approach introduces agentic workflows, where tasks are carried out with immutable guardrails, permitting AI autonomous systems, agents, and software to execute actions on behalf of users while ensuring safety and compliance. This enables seamless automation of on-chain actions across smart contracts. Zero-trust AI delegation allows AI agents to safely perform blockchain transactions within predefined constraints, guaranteeing both compliance and security. A unified programming model enables developers to define workflows using familiar high-level languages rather than low-level contract code. Additionally, pre-built integrations eliminate the need for custom infrastructure, while Halliday handles execution logic across multiple services and chains.
Halliday’s protocol is designed to be future-proof and forward-composable, ensuring that workflows automatically adapt to new protocols and virtual machines without needing costly updates. This makes development faster, more secure, and more scalable. The agentic workflow protocol is currently in early access and will be rolled out throughout Q2. Developers interested in leveraging agentic workflows are invited to join the early access program for Q2.
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Katie Price is devastated after learning that her son Harvey has allegedly been “kicked out” of his residential care for being “too difficult.”
The former glamour had revealed that Harvey would be moving closer to her residence in March. The 22-year-old “hates college” and getting him to go there has been a “massive struggle” for her, Katie claims.
But now, the former glamour model is faced with a new challenge. She now has to find Harvey a place to stay as he is having to move out of his current residence.
Harvey was supposed to move to the new residential care in about a month (Credit: Katie Price/YouTube)
Katie Price’s son Harvey is ‘kicked out’ of residential care
On her podcast, The Katie Price Show, the TV star opened up about the uncertainty surrounding Harvey’s living arrangements.
Katie said: “Harvey is supposed to be moving in four-and-a-half weeks. They’ve changed management and said they won’t be able to cater for Harv, because he’s too difficult. ”
She continued: “So now I’ve got to find another placement for him… so yeah. More drama to deal with.”
Currently, Harvey is a full-time resident at National Star College. The institution caters to his special needs, including autism, septo-optic dysplasia and Prader-Willi syndrome.
Shedding light on Harvey’s living situation, Katie explained: “We worked months and months for that and he was told four-and-a-half weeks before that he couldn’t go there, and Harvey has been doing the countdown.”
Harvey will be moving closer to his mum’s residence this year (Credit: Shutterstock)
‘It’s very time-consuming’
Katie confessed that the last-minute change in Harvey’s living arrangements has caused her a lot of stress.
“Well it’s stressful because you want the right thing for your child and it is a lot of time and effort to go back and do more meetings, more forms. It is very time-consuming because you want the best for your child.”
Sadly, Katie found herself in a similar situation last year. She claimed West Sussex Council allegedly refused to fund Harvey’s stay at the National Star College.
The TV star told her podcast listeners at the time: “The socials came back yesterday, the people who do the funding, and they believe by seeing Harvey that Harvey has no healthcare issues.”
“That he only needs social care. They think he has no health problems so they’re not funding, and want him to live in a social care place.”
She shared on the same podcast that Harvey was supposed to move closer to her residence after Christmas.
The former model also has four other children: Junior, 19, daughter Princess, 17, Jett, 11, and Bunny 10.
ED! has contacted Katie Price’s representative for further comment.
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General Hospital next week spoilers find Dante Falconeri finally getting some answers during the week of February 24-28, 2025 on GH. Check out the latest spoilers for the ABC sudser.
General Hospital Next Week Spoilers: Dante Falconeri Receives Big News
General Hospital spoilers for next week confirm Dante Falconeri is still reeling from the major news Anna Devane gives him Chances are, she fills him in on the confrontation between Cyrus Renault and Elizabeth Webber.
Now, we know Cyrus’ reasoning behind his murders. He thinks he’s setting people free and also removing obstacles that get in the way of “God’s mission” he’s carrying out. Indeed, that’s what Sam McCall was. She got in his way so, he killed her.
Also, killing her is how he discovered he could use Digitalis at General Hospital — and likely Turning Woods. Indeed, this will bring no closure to Dante and he will be horrified that Cyrus killed her just to get her out of his way. It might even make him feel worse.
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Later, on General Hospital, something stuns Lulu Spencer. So, Dante might share what he knows with Lulu. Or, she may hear it from Elizabeth.
No doubt, she will be in shock to learn that her uncle Cyrus tried to kill her several times to set her free and send her to heaven.
GH Next Week Spoilers: Jason Morgan & Drew Quartermaine Showdown
While Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) gets life-changing news, the Q family drama escalates. Next week, there’s massive fallout from Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) and Drew Quartermaine‘s (Cameron Mathison) latest scuffle.
The twins face off again at the end of this week on General Hospital. And by next week, it causes a ripple effect. Jason will never forgive his brother for what he did to Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell). Indeed, Jason sees Michael as his son.
And that trumps brotherhood any day especially, when Drew and Jason were never close. Now, they will never be. Meanwhile, Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) works to clean up a mess.
No doubt, it involves Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) and Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy). Indeed, it looks like Joss puts a bullet in Cyrus Renault on General Hospital. And Jack Brennan will likely make sure she isn’t implicated.
General Hospital Spoilers Next Week: Sasha Gilmore Comes Clean
Meanwhile, Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) decides to make a confession to someone. She’s determined to protect Michael and make everyone believe Jason is her baby’s daddy. However, she might let someone into the loop soon.
Perhaps, she doesn’t get much of a choice. GH is electrifying right now. Be sure to watch daily to see how Dante Falconeri reacts to the latest development in Sam’s murder case on the ABC soap opera.
Get all the newest General Hospital spoilers and updates daily from Soap Dirt.
Oversaturation of Tokens: Fragmented Volume in the Crypto Market
The number of new tokens on the crypto market is skyrocketing, already totaling over 37 million. Significant market fragmentation results from the daily introduction of new coins into the ecosystem. Due to investor interest and liquidity being dispersed throughout an expanding pool of assets, this overstock has caused trading volumes to become diluted.
Spreading trade volume across several tokens reduces liquidity for individual coins. Low liquidity makes it harder for traders to carry out significant transactions without affecting prices, which frequently results in increased price volatility. Institutional and ordinary investors may find it difficult to distinguish currencies with solid fundamentals from the number of new initiatives because of this fragmentation.
Source: Binance Research
The steep price declines that occur after TGE are one worrying trend in the cryptocurrency space. Following the launch of their tokens, well-known projects like Azuki, Story Protocol, and Berachain have had harsh dumps.
Following its TGE, the much-anticipated project Berachain had a sharp drop in price, resulting in significant losses for early investors. Story Protocol, which focused on content generation infrastructure, saw a similar drop in price following TGE and failed to sustain its initial enthusiasm. Azuki, which was well-known for collecting NFTs, also faced challenges; the token’s value plummeted soon after its launch.
These patterns indicate that the gap between pre-launch enthusiasm and post-launch results is widening. After a TGE, many tokens lose value, which begs the question of how useful they are and how much investors trust these kinds of enterprises.
Investor Sentiment Shifts Amid Market Saturation
Investors are becoming more cautious because of the increasing amount of tokens and the frequency of post-TGE dumps. Projects with sustainable models and validated use cases are becoming more and more popular. Since it is difficult to spot promising chances due to oversaturation, this change demonstrates a preference for quality over quantity.
Moreover, investors are growing cautious of speculative debuts. Projects that don’t stand out or make progress after TGE are probably going to lose favor. Because of this, it is now necessary for fresh tokens to exhibit distinct value propositions and strong foundations in order to garner sustained interest.
The quick growth of tokens has led to a fragmented trading environment, according to statistics from recent market reports. The average trading volume for individual tokens is decreasing as more tokens are introduced. This lowers the possibility of steady price stability in addition to having an impact on liquidity.
Hard dumps are occurring for projects that are unable to obtain robust community support and continued development after TGE, with prices falling by double-digit percentages. For example, within weeks of its inception, Azuki’s token fell by more than 50%, indicating a lack of trust in the project’s plan. Projects find it more difficult to restore momentum once these severe dumps deter potential investors.
Because of the state of the market, new projects need to be innovative and credible as in the case of Hyperliquid. Token launches must produce quantifiable results and surpass enthusiasm in a crowded market. To stand out, projects increasingly need to have strong community involvement, open communication, and obvious utility.
Blue Ivy, the eldest daughter of music powerhouses Beyoncé and Jay-Z, is reportedly "considering" stepping into the music spotlight herself.The 13-year-old is said...
