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The Blood of Dawnwalker devs have responded to player backlash after revealing that the game would launch on September 3 without a 60 FPS option. According to Rebel Wolves, the much-anticipated RPG will now receive a 60 FPS performance mode on launch day. The Blood of Dawnwalker 60 FPS Performance Mode Confirmed for Launch Screenshot: Bandai Namco Last week, Rebel Wolves revealed that The Blood of Dawnwalker would target 30 and 40 FPS on consoles at launch. Some players were upset that the new RPG would not have a 60 FPS option. However, Rebel Wolves has now responded to that feedback in a big way. In a post on X , Rebel Wolves confirmed that The Blood of Dawnwalker will receive a 60 FPS performance mode through its launch-day patch on September 3 . According to the studio, the mode was already in development, but it has now accelerated testing following criticism of the game’s initial console performance options. Screenshot: X @DawnwalkerGame “The Blood of...

Virgo season kicked off over the weekend with that familiar back-to-business pull — the urge to get organized, make a list, finally handle the thing you’ve been putting off since July. The sky has other plans today, stargazer. Uranus is squaring both the Sun and Mercury, so whatever outline you had keeps getting interrupted by something unexpected, and usually something better. Saturn is squaring Mars, which means even the straightforward stuff requires more from you than it should. This isn’t a bad day. It’s an honest one — the kind that shows you exactly what you’re working with before the week has a chance to dress it up. Start there. Read your horoscope for the week , and see what the stars have in store for your sign today.  Aries: March 21 – April 19 Something’s been working against you, and it’s not bad luck — it’s Saturn squaring Mars, a wall with a point to make. It wants to know why you’re pushing, Aries, ...

Crocodiles are the prototypical cold-blooded creature. Both figuratively and literally. According to new research published in Paleobiology and detailed by its authors in The Conversation , crocodiles became literally cold-blooded in an effort to become more figuratively cold-blooded. Scientists had always assumed that crocodiles had always been relatively slow-paced reptiles. Meanwhile, some of their closest relatives, dinosaurs and birds, eventually figured out how to run. Somewhere along the way, crocs and birds got themselves a shared ancestor that was warm-blooded and had a high metabolism. Odd, considering the crocodile is the poster boy for cold-bloodedness. The researchers found this out by studying the size of the tiny holes in the leg bones of 81 ancient archosaur species. The holes carried blood vessels, and larger vessels in animals generally indicate higher blood flow and metabolism. The fossil evidence suggests that animals in the crocodile lineage maintained hi...

With September just around the corner, what better time than to jump into yet another monthly “dating theory”? (Thankfully, this one is a bit more practical than others .) The September Theory exists as a wake-up call to many casual daters or singles who have been enjoying summer fun beneath the sun. With this late summer, early autumn month approaching, more daters are gearing up for cuffing season and making more intentional dating decisions. No more “seeing where it goes” or “dating for the plot.” No, September asks for more grounded decisions. Here’s what you can expect from the September Theory—especially when it comes to your love life. What Is the September Theory in Dating? As Susan Trombetti, matchmaker and CEO of Exclusive Matchmaking, told VICE, “The September Theory is basically when you know your relationship status by Labor Day. This is the time where you aren’t figuring it out if your summer fling is going to become more, but rather you KNOW if [it...

Not every week asks you to brace yourself, but this one does — and knowing why before it arrives makes a difference. Uranus squares both the Sun and Mercury exact on Friday, stargazer, which means identity and communication are getting rattled simultaneously. That’s not a small thing. What you think of yourself and how you transmit that to the world are both going to hit unexpected interference before the week is out. It’s coming from a known direction — you can prepare for a disruption you see coming. The grounding underneath it holds: Saturn trine Jupiter goes near-exact this week, and that’s structural optimism building for months. Virgo season is already demanding precision and follow-through, and Mercury moving into Virgo Tuesday backs it up with analytical muscle. The disruption Friday isn’t the whole story — it’s one day inside a week that’s also building something solid. Keep both of those things in view. How will your sign fare this ...

There’s a lot of pressure to sound original as an artist. Some music fans praise originality, while others appreciate artists who sound like other artists they’re familiar with. Oftentimes, an artist can either carry influence into their own craft or coincidentally sound similar to another artist unintentionally. Whatever the case may be, sometimes an artist is mistaken for another artist upon hearing their debut release. ben kweller Previously, Ben Kweller was known as the singer and guitarist of the young 90s alternative rock band Radish. They were slated to be America’s answer to Silverchair. In 1999, Kweller embarked on a solo career. His 2000 debut solo release, Sha Sha , sounded strangely similar to another 90s alternative rock band. When Kweller’s single “Wasted and Ready” became a radio hit, many thought it was the return of Weezer . By this point, Weezer had released their iconic debut album and their fan-favorite Pinkerton bef...