Genshin Impact

So here we are. After years of pushing the aging PS4 to its absolute limits, HoYoverse has finally called it—PS4 support for Genshin Impact is ending. And honestly? It"s been a long time coming.

Here"s the deal with Oneiric Shards — they"re HSR"s premium currency, and you can"t earn them through gameplay. Period. You"ll need to purchase them through official in-game stores or trusted third-party platforms like Codashop. The Express Supply Pass at $4.99 is hands-down your best value, giving you 300 Oneiric Shards upfront plus 2,700 Stellar Jades over 30 days.

Here"s what you need to know: Genshin Impact Version 5.8 “Sunspray Summer Resort” drops July 30, 2025, and it"s not just another throwaway summer event. We"re getting a permanent new chunk of Natlan, Ineffa"s debut with her game-changing Electro mechanics, and honestly? Some of the most generous Primogem rewards we"ve seen in months.

September 10, 2025 can"t come fast enough. Version 6.0 drops us into Nod-Krai—that"s southern Snezhnaya"s autonomous region for those keeping track—and honestly? The changes feel massive. We"re getting Ineffa (5-star Electro Polearm), Lauma (5-star Dendro Catalyst), plus Aino (4-star Hydro Claymore). But here"s the kicker: Lunar Reactions that can actually crit. Yeah, you read that right.After three years of reactions being immune to CRIT stats, miHoYo"s finally listening.

Here"s the thing that catches most players off guard: Welt Yang is actually 82 years old in Honkai Star Rail. Yeah, you read that right. Born way back in 1947 as Joachim Nokianvirtanen, this guy"s been around the block—literally across universes. His Herrscher of Reason powers basically hit the reset button on aging, which explains why he looks like he"s barely pushing 40.

Here"s the thing about Lynx"s age – nobody actually knows. We"re looking at estimates anywhere from 16 to 25, and there"s this weird timeline issue with her friend Pela that makes everything even more confusing.