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As a viewer, I’ve noticed that these shows usually delve deeply into established titles, yet they also surprise us with their own unique twists. This year, we can expect to journey back in time with DOOM: The Dark Ages, exploring the medieval past of the Doom Slayer; immerse ourselves in the Southern gothic action game South of Midnight; and lastly, experience an “AAA”-style retro turn-based RPG called Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Now, we’ve also learned about the fourth game!

As a researcher, I’ve had the privilege of being part of the team that unveiled the expansive 21,000 square foot Microsoft Store in London back in July 2019. This store was meticulously designed to serve as a central hub for cutting-edge technology, both from Microsoft and our valued partners. It offers an impressive display of top-tier hardware from third-party Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), along with the newest innovations from Surface and Xbox lines.

Back in December 2023, I initially shared news about Microsoft’s compact Surface Pro. Just recently, I managed to verify that alongside it, they were also developing a more compact Surface Laptop model. Rumors suggest that both these devices will be officially unveiled in the upcoming weeks.

Over time, I’ve personally grown disillusioned with Ubisoft, and it seems I’m not the only one. Criticisms such as an unwillingness to take risks, ill-timed integrations of “live service” aspects, a history of problematic launches and glitchy games, and a habit of abandoning promising projects like Immortals Fenyx Rising and Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown have tarnished Ubisoft’s once prestigious standing. However, for many critics, there remains a sliver of hope: Assassin’s Creed Shadows could be the game that restores Ubisoft’s reputation.

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Over the course of recent years, I’ve noticed a consistent decrease in the price point of high-quality Windows laptops. Last year, Qualcomm unveiled its Snapdragon X Plus processor, providing laptop manufacturers with an additional budget-friendly solution, complete with an integrated Neural Processing Unit (NPU) tailored for AI applications. Among the PC brands adopting this new chip is Dell, and one of their offerings that currently has a sale is the Inspiron 14 model, which leverages this cutting-edge Qualcomm technology.