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On September 26, 2024, I was present during Microsoft’s Tokyo Game Show 2024 finale, where Square Enix graced us with some exhilarating announcements that long-time fans of their classic JRPGs would surely appreciate. Today itself, Square Enix is unveiling the long-awaited Xbox version of Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster, and two unexpected additions to the Xbox library from the Mana franchise — Legend of Mana and Trials of Mana.

It’s raining cats and dogs in West Virginia. Or at least, it will be by the end of the year. 

Panasonic Connect, a division of Panasonic North America, is introducing one of its well-liked business laptops from Japan to the United States. The FV4 model, which caters more towards traditional enterprise needs, has been made accessible. This is the first time a non-Toughbook, or ruggedized laptop like the Toughbook 55 Mk3 or Toughbook 40, is being offered in the US by Panasonic Connect.

Players can return to the Koprulu Sector and the world of rock-paper-scissors strategy soon. 

Today, Xbox makes its comeback at the Tokyo Game Show, and we’ll provide you with updates on all the latest announcements in real-time. You can watch the event live on the official Tokyo Game Show YouTube channel, or catch the Xbox showcase on various social media platforms like their YouTube channel.

OpenAI’s Advanced Voice mode for its ChatGPT AI-powered chatbot is arguably the most-anticipated feature among users this year. We first got to learn about the neat feature during the ChatGPT maker’s Spring event, where it unveiled its “magical” GPT-4o model with reasoning capabilities across audio, vision, and text.