At the 2022 Xbox Developer Direct, Microsoft and Hideo Kojima announced a new game called “OD.” The announcement followed a clever marketing campaign that led many to believe Kojima was bringing back his famous “P.T.” project.
The new trailer for Black Ops 7 – with its bright colors, fast-paced action, futuristic tech, and that signature Travis Scott song – made it clear this Call of Duty isn’t made for me anymore. And honestly, that’s perfectly okay! I’m excited for Battlefield 6 later this year instead.
This isn’t a profound message – it’s simply about adjusting the volume on your Windows 11 computer. It’s something I do all the time, and I recently discovered a surprisingly helpful shortcut.
Last year, we helped more than 50 development teams launch their first game on Game Pass. This year, we’re investing more into Game Pass than ever before, with the goal of offering players the widest variety of amazing games. Through ID@Xbox, we partner with independent developers – many of whom are new to publishing games, and we provide support every step of the way.
ARC Raiders, created by the developers of the hit 2023 free-to-play shooter The Finals, is shaping up to be a major multiplayer game when it launches in 2025. It’s already gained a large and enthusiastic community, with many players getting a chance to test it out in closed playtests last year and earlier this spring.
Perplexity boasts that its AI can transform your email inbox from a chaotic mess into an organized system of scheduled meetings, pre-written responses, and prioritized tasks. It automatically sorts your emails and uses labels, making it easy to identify and focus on what’s most important.
President Trump signed an executive order on Friday, September 19th, and it took effect two days later, on Sunday, September 21st.
This update includes a fix for Windows XP Service Pack 3, which will be welcome news for the small number of users still running that older operating system. Linuxiax.com first noticed this new release candidate, marking the first of its kind for VLC in a year.
The Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) is challenging Microsoft’s plan to end support for Windows 10, arguing it will cause a massive surge in electronic waste as people replace their computers.
For years, we’ve played video games on different physical formats – from cassettes and cartridges to CDs and then Blu-Ray discs. But around the time Blu-Ray came out, things started to shift.