2024 has been an outstanding year for gaming so far, and the most anticipated releases are yet to be unveiled. One such game is Black Myth: Wukong, an action RPG developed by Game Science which currently leads Steam’s list of most-wished-for games. After being in development since 2018, it’s now ready for its grand debut on Windows PC and PS5, with an Xbox Series X|S version following at a later time.
The Red Planet is sending its reinforcements to Overwatch.
Observing here, I’ve come across an intriguing piece of tech: Lenovo’s latest offering, the YOGA Portal. This mini PC, standing at just 4.25 inches tall (108 mm), houses impressive hardware, including an Intel Core i7-14700 and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070. The price tag? Approximately $2,500, if you could get your hands on one. Interestingly, the YOGA Portal is essentially the Chinese variant of the ThinkCenter Neo Ultra, sharing a similar design but offering different CPU and GPU configurations.
Similar to many new games by Electronic Arts (EA), EA Sports Madden NFL 25 isn’t accessible through Xbox Game Pass at this time. On the other hand, you can find it on PC if you have an EA Play Pro subscription. Moreover, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers will be able to play the game on their Xbox consoles once it becomes available on standard EA Play, as the premium tier of Xbox Game Pass includes access to it.
Streaming apps from a phone to a PC using Microsoft’s Phone Link and Link to Windows becomes more seamless with a recent update. Devices running One UI 6.1.1 now provide an option for continuous screen mirroring, eliminating the repeated prompt to click “Start now” each time you wish to stream an app. This enhancement was highlighted by Android Authority, who also delved into the technical reasoning behind this shift in behavior.
We’ve got an exact release date for returning to Blackwood Mountain.