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In 2024, one of the most eagerly awaited games, titled Path of Exile 2, is slated to arrive. This new game is a continuation of one of the most successful Action Role-Playing Games (ARPGs) that doesn’t bear the name Diablo. The original was released in 2013, and over the past ten years, it has earned a dedicated fanbase. To many players, Path of Exile stands as the best ARPG ever created, so it’s no wonder that its sequel has already surpassed one million in pre-sales before even entering early access.

2021 has been a bustling year for Surface, marking their debut under the leadership of Pavan Davuluri. In March, Microsoft unveiled its initial lineup of commercial Surface PCs – the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6. These new devices boast Intel Core Ultra processors and anti-glare screens to enhance user experience.

When I was expecting yet another dreary winter day, an exciting announcement arrived from my beloved DJ who specializes in Windows-themed music—truth be told, he’s the sole DJ of that niche genre. To say it’s a growing field would be an exaggeration. Yes, the iconic figure known as Windows95man has returned with another 90s-style rave track timed perfectly for the holiday season, and this time, it focuses on his trusty sidekick—Clippy.

In Season 1 Reloaded of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, the inaugural holiday-themed event called Merry Mayhem was introduced. The top prize for successfully finishing this event is the Maelstrom shotgun, as depicted above. Acquiring it within a two-week span isn’t too challenging, but it does necessitate some effort or grinding.

As a tech enthusiast, I was taken aback by the overwhelmingly positive response to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, which dropped on December 9th. Adapting movies into games is no walk in the park, but MachineGames has seemingly aced it. The game has been garnering rave reviews from both critics and players, making it an essential play if you’re a fan of the movies.

Microsoft has revealed its decision to join the Bluesky project. In a post on LinkedIn, Frank X. Chaw, Microsoft’s Chief Communication Officer, stated, “Our goal is to be present where our clients, associates, and even rivals interact, engaging with them in their preferred spaces.” Microsoft explains that it sees Bluesky not just as a social network, but as a platform that creates a “cohesive digital environment” that enhances user experience and fosters innovation.