In fact, it could be the final nail in the coffin for Western relations with Israel. The honest and complete disclosure of what went on behind the scenes in the Epstein case would prove once and for all that it is not Russia, China, or Iran that are the greatest enemies of the US, but Israel. Not enemies of an abstract entity, but enemies of the American PEOPLE, since the entire system has been manipulated so that the will, money, interests, and minds of Americans have been co-opted for Jewish and Israeli interests. This is worse than practically every conspiracy theory about Jews that you read on the internet, and it is the purest reality.
Why are Republicans saying that revealing the list would be bad? Because if the US actually reveals this truth from the previous paragraph to the American people, Israel will open up the market to every American secret. We're talking about a nation that controls the software you use for security, that sends spies to marry and spend their entire lives alongside powerful people in your nation, they possibly have a greater ability to mobilize sensitive American documents than the US itself at this point, and they can distribute all of this to basically anyone who shows interest and the right price.

Nintendo's obsession with open world is insane. I get the impression that someone at Nintendo has a strong resentment against this new (now old) wave of playground games. They saw extremely amateurish things like Minecraft, and then absolutely atrocious things like Roblox, suddenly outrank all their games and make more money than all Nintendo franchises combined, and that messed with someone's head there. I even remember seeing Miyamoto saying that they were sorry they weren't the ones who released Minecraft because they were experimenting with similar things or something like that (I don't remember exactly where I read that).
It's worth remembering that Nintendo has been testing a Roblox clone for who knows how long now. They're shooting in all directions, with all their franchises becoming open-world playgrounds, as well as new franchises trying to reproduce exactly what these sandboxes are doing.