New Black Myth: Wukong update patch fixes its biggest Xbox problem — maybe I’ll finally try one of last year’s most popular games on Microsoft’s console

Despite the exciting launch of Black Myth: Wukong on Xbox, players on the Series X have faced a significant issue with visually unclear and muddied graphics in the game due to a major lighting bug since its release. Consequently, numerous gamers on this platform haven’t been able to fully appreciate the stunning Unreal Engine 5-powered action game as intended.

Windows 10 End of Life

On July 29, 2015, Windows 10 was rolled out as the successor to Windows 8.1 by Microsoft. Ten years later, on October 14, 2025, support for Windows 10 PCs will cease (End of Life), meaning no more security updates or software patches through Windows Update. However, the software may still work after this date. To … Read more

Deep of Night turns Elden Ring Nightreign into a roguelike nightmare — it’s even buffing one boss that’s so strong it became a meme

In Deep of Night, the new Expeditions will follow a similar pattern as usual: two days of gameplay involving exploration, equipment gathering, character development, and major boss fights at night, concluding with one final encounter. However, these Expeditions will introduce some significant challenges that make them more difficult to finish compared to regular ones.

Windows 11 rolls out new emojis — but one flag won’t show up

The Emoji version 16.0 was initially approved in September 2024, but it seems it took some time before it became available for Windows 11. It looks like the support for these new emojis was included in the update that came on Patch Tuesday of September 2025, although there’s a possibility they were sent to computers earlier.