Microsoft is hinting at a new announcement, but it’s not yet clear what it is. They’ve released a brief, animated video featuring a Copilot avatar named Mico moving through a digital space, accompanied by the playful caption, “Mico’s lit, literally.”
The gameplay was almost exactly like the demo shown at Tokyo Game Show 2025, featuring the same exploration and combat. However, there were a few important changes.
While many people use Windows, that doesn’t mean everyone is happy with it. You’ll find a growing number of complaints online every day. A quick look at platforms like Reddit’s r/Windows or X would easily reveal that some users believe Microsoft has made mistakes with Windows 11.
The UK’s age verification laws, intended to shield children from inappropriate content, have backfired and created significant privacy concerns. They’ve led to websites like Imgur being blocked in the UK, and have reduced functionality on platforms like Reddit and Steam. Ironically, these laws don’t even achieve their stated goal of protecting children, as free VPNs easily bypass them.
Dying Light: The Beast has proven to be quite popular since its release in early September. The developers at Techland have followed up with plans for significant updates, and announced details in a blog post this past Thursday about what’s coming next.
The series first appeared in the 1980s, but it was revived in 2004 for the original Xbox. Since then, it’s grown into a large franchise, with many remakes, spin-off games, and updated versions.
This issue prevented users from controlling the Windows Recovery Environment with their keyboard or mouse, making it impossible to use tools for restoring or resetting their computers. Microsoft quickly recognized the problem and started working on a solution, as it understandably caused significant disruption.
Now, a developer has done just that and released it free to the world, and it’s ridiculously good.
This game is definitely a major release of 2025, and so far, it’s considered one of the best. However, the launch wasn’t perfect, as players experienced several bugs and issues, including significant server problems, especially during the first weekend.
People updating to the newest version of Windows 11 (25H2) are finding that their USB mouse and keyboard don’t work within the Windows Recovery Environment. Microsoft has acknowledged this is a known problem, but hasn’t yet released a fix.