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Clothes are among the best-selling products online. That’s why there is a high potential for high earnings in the apparel niche. However, people often prefer to purchase clothes from well-known brands degenevieve.com. Nevertheless, there are still many opportunities for businesses or individuals to explore. For example, you can search for unique high-demand products to sell. Platforms like Etsy give creative people the chance to offer one-of-a-kind products that might perfectly suit the style and preferences of individuals.
It’s important to keep a close look at how different verticals are performing. A great way to do this is by utilizing Google Trends, Google’s search engine dedicated to showing trends in search queries. This will help you keep a finger on the pulse of various products consumers are interested in.
As seen in this Google Trends report, headphones are popular with consumers throughout the year. The 100 along the y-axis indicates peak search volume for the term, which was reached during the Cyber shopping weekend in 2023. This shows that despite headphones being consistently popular, the demand continues to grow.
Fresh items from the update
Check out the Battering Ram, a beast of a siege weapon designed specifically for smashing through wooden and stone constructions. This tool is all about brute force, making it essential for breaking down the toughest barriers in your way.
Exciting news for fans of the raw and gritty survival experience! We’re rolling out new Primitive Game Servers in both the EU and US. Each server will start at 150 slots and rise from there, featuring a weekly wipe schedule and a monthly blueprint wipe to keep things fresh and competitive.
However, the updates only apply to lots with pre-existing households. Unfortunately, empty lots and other community spacesremain untouched. To see these changes, players will need to start a new save file, as these updates won’t retroactively apply to existing ones.
Along with the AP item changes, there are some champion changes as well. Cho’Gath, Senna, and Smolder are getting buffed. On the other hand, strong champions like Fiddlesticks, Xin Zhao, and Lulu are getting nerfed.
To wrap things up for these latest Fortnite patch notes, we also have the arrival of the Fortnite Chains of Hades, a fresh weapon which can smash through obstacles, whip opponents into shape, or harpoon enemies and pull them towards you. The Shield Bubble Jr. item has also been added, which is a smaller version of the classic Shield Bubble but still forms a protective dome around you to cut out projectiles and explosions.
Fresh game updates for 2025
Despite GTA VI moving into next year, 2025 is a stellar year for new games. It’s already seen the release of AAA juggernauts like Monster Hunter Wilds and Assassin’s Creed Shadows alongside standout indies like Blue Prince and The Midnight Walk, with much more to come, including Nintendo’s Switch 2 launch lineup.
From our review: Assassin’s Creed Shadows takes a flashing blade to the series’ established norms, trimming them to a more precise form in lieu of chopping them down outright. Combat is aggressive and requires more intentional parrying and skill management than in the past, and exploring the gorgeous provinces of Sengoku-period Japan is encouraged thanks to the revamped map that deemphasizes collecting icons and checking off lists. Naoe and Yasuke are well-realized and memorable protagonists, even though most of the story they drive follows pretty predictable paths. Both have unique playstyles that bolster each other’s weaknesses, but they are ultimately imbalanced by the fact that you can make use of the stealth and exploration skills of the master shinobi far more than the superhuman strength of the samurai. This isn’t the Assassin’s Creed that will change the minds of folks that never connected with the series before, but for those of us with lots of hours logged in the Animus, the sum of Shadows’ parts provide a refreshing realignment of the series that you should not skip. – Jarrett Green
The first installment in the long-running series since 2012, this upcoming game is called simply Fable and, for several years since its announcement in 2020, details about it have been scant. Former entries in the action role-playing series were all about player choice, and the gameplay trailer that finally debuted in 2024 emphasized that as well, with a description that reads, “What does it mean to be a Hero? Well, in the fairytale land of Albion, that is entirely up to you.” This game is nominally coming out in 2025, so here’s hoping we’ll hear more about what those choices might be. —Maddy Myers
The Anno franchise is really drilling down into the true sickos in its fan base now. The city-building simulation series is dropping its oldest edition yet, taking players all the way back to the days of ancient Rome where you can try your hand at running a little piece of the empire. —Austen Goslin
Even after a year of extraordinary RPGs in 2024, we’re still ready for what could be another banger — or at least something stunning to look upon — in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a turn-based single-player fantasy RPG that’s also the first-ever project from developer Sandfall Interactive. The French studio’s game takes inspiration from Final Fantasy and Persona, and its slightly realistic, slightly stylized character designs (courtesy of Unreal Engine 5) pair with a distinctive Belle Époque-meets-dark-fantasy setting. —Maddy Myers
Announced in 2017 and then followed by lots of radio silence and a total reboot, Metroid Prime 4: Beyond has been a long time coming. It came as a great surprise and relief, therefore, to see a full-length trailer for the game in 2024 that promised a 2025 release date. A more specific release date has yet to be clarified for Samus Aran’s next first-person adventure, but rumor has it that it might accompany the Switch 2 — also slated for 2025, natch. (For those who have no idea why longtime Metroid fans are frothing at the mouth, pick up the remastered version of the first Metroid Prime on the Switch and get a taste of what’s to come.) —Maddy Myers