My favorite Pokémon alternative is getting the next-gen evolution it deserves on Xbox and PC — Monster Hunter Stories 3 gameplay shown during Tokyo Game Show 2025

We’ve learned more about the Final Fantasy XIV collaboration coming to Monster Hunter Wilds. Plus, a longer version of the Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection trailer originally shown in a Nintendo Direct in September 2025 was released, and the first two Monster Hunter Stories games are now headed to Xbox!

Meet ChatGPT Pulse, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s favorite AI feature — a super-competent personal assistant that proactively delivers customized updates

I’ve noticed a fascinating trend: some people are actually stopping their use of traditional search engines. It’s notable because even prominent figures like Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, have mentioned they no longer use Google for searches. This raises the question: could tools like ChatGPT eventually replace Google as the go-to source for information? It’s too early to say for sure, but it’s definitely something I’m watching closely as a researcher.

Monster Hunter Wilds’ upcoming ‘Omega Planetes’ is fully revealed at TGS 2025 — this Final Fantasy XIV fight could finally give me the challenge I sorely missed at launch

As an analyst, I’m seeing that this upcoming update is shaping up to be our largest yet. We’re partnering with Final Fantasy XIV, and players will be able to take on a massive boss – a killer robot named Omega Planetes. Beyond that, we’re adding a ton of Final Fantasy-inspired gear and cosmetic items. It’s a really exciting collaboration with a lot to offer.

Microsoft outlines requirements for its free Windows 10 EOL extended support program in Europe — Microsoft account check-in every 60 days, or have access revoked

I’ve noticed the company has updated the rules for getting free Extended Security Updates (ESU) in the EEA. It seems they’re dropping the requirement to sync your PC settings to the cloud. Instead, they now ask that you sign in with your Microsoft account at least every 60 days. If you don’t, you could lose access to those important security updates on your computer.