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Have you heard of The Day Before? It's this strange survival-action game that had to prove that it was real given the oddities behind its development by the studio, Fntastic. While The Day Before did see a commercial release, it was pulled from digital storefronts just days later, with the developers announcing their closure just four days after the game launched, citing poor sales as the cause.

Zeni has always been the main currency in the Dragonball: Budokai Tenkaichi series to buy various things, and it's the same case for its latest entry, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero.

In addition to the earth's Shenron and Porunga from Planet Namek, Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero lets you summon the divine Super Shenron via the Super Dragon Balls.

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Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge; Getty Images If former President Donald Trump is to be believed, some of the richest and most powerful people in the world have called him to lavish him with compliments. Though most leaders of major tech companies haven’t publicly endorsed him — with one glaring exception — Trump claims they’ve privately told him how cool he is, implied they’d be better off under a Trump presidency, or said they aren’t voting for his opponent. Among Trump’s claims: Google CEO Sundar Pichai congratulated him on his stint as a McDonald’s employee, calling it “one of the biggest things we’ve seen on Google”; Tim Cook called him to complain about fines the European Union levied on Apple; Mark Zuckerberg called him multiple times to “apologize” and said there’s “no way”... Continue reading…

Pink home office with door to outside at far end, desk and couch on right side, photos on wall at left. A handmade desk in an office painted a color called ‘Little Piggy.’ Continue reading…

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Peloton’s got a new head honcho. The company announced that Ford executive Peter Stern will take over as CEO and President starting January 1st. Stern previously worked at Apple and Time Warner Cable. “As a cofounder and driving force behind Apple Fitness Plus, Peter led his growth to millions of members, and is responsible for successfully scaling over a dozen other subscription services ranging from Ford BlueCruise to Apple iCloud to Time Warner Cable Home Security,” said Karen Boone, Peloton’s interim CEO, on today’s Q1 2025 earnings call. “Importantly, Peter has also been a passionate member of the Peloton community since 2016.” In a Q&A with investors, Boone also emphasized that Stern was “known for execution” and that the ability... Continue reading…