The cooperative shooter game, where players choose from four unique heroes to fight waves of robotic enemies, had a limited test on PC in February 2024. After that, Ubisoft didn’t release much information, and it appears the test didn’t go as well as they’d hoped.
The format holder’s recent livestream, which aired just a few days ago on February 12th, has already received over 3.2 million views. This is a new record, exceeding the views of the previous most popular episode from June 2025 by more than 200,000.
The game developer recently announced on Steam that they’ve lowered the recommended amount of RAM for the game from 32 GB to 16 GB, based on recent testing. They also stated that other hardware requirements haven’t changed and that these specifications are still subject to change. The developer plans to keep optimizing the game and will likely refine the requirements before its official release.
Films like Trainspotting and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels spearheaded a vibrant new wave in British cinema. This coincided with a dramatic shift in music, as tired trends were swept away by rave and, particularly, Britpop. The 90s were defined by a diverse range of cultural icons – from musicians like Chris Evans to artists Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin, sports figures like Paul Gascoigne, and a new generation of young women. Popular TV shows such as SM:TV, Ab Fab, and TFI Friday, alongside the groundbreaking magazine Loaded, captured the spirit of the time. It truly was a remarkable decade – a time before social media and constant recording, where people simply enjoyed living in the moment, an era unlikely to be repeated.
According to the scribes at crypto.news, Pi Network (PI) price rose nearly 54% to a four-week high of $0.20 on February 15, before profit-taking sent it scurrying back to $0.17 at the time of writing. Yet, it clings to a 20% gain over a seven-day period, like a farmer holding onto a scrap of land in a drought.
Tariffs thicker than a Mississippi mud pie, inflation stickier than molasses in January, and the Fed sittin’ on their hands like they’re waitin’ for a train that ain’t comin’. With the markets closed Monday for Presidents’ Day, liquidity’s thinner than a politician’s promise, and that’s sayin’ somethin’. One wrong move, and we’ll have more volatility than a barrel of monkeys on a sugar high.
Thanks to the popular game Rainbow Six Siege, the famous super-agent is now a playable character in the game permanently.
The quickly planned wedding, happening at the Chariot Square Hotel, will unfortunately be followed by a tragic death.
Well, folks, it’s official: my show, Terminator Zero, won’t be getting a second season. I just got the news via X, and while the reviews and the people who did watch seemed to really love it, the numbers just weren’t high enough to justify continuing. Honestly, it’s a bit of a bummer because I had a whole vision for how the story would unfold over the next few seasons, detailing the Future War. But, I also think the show works as a complete story right now, so I’m proud of what we accomplished. It’s a tough business, but I’m grateful for everyone who tuned in.
New analyses from the ATLAS and CMS experiments continue to probe the subtle imbalances in top quark production and decay.
