According to CharlieIntel’s observation, the newest version of Grind sports a logo strikingly reminiscent of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2, the impressive reboot of two timeless games that debuted in 2020. The emblem itself holds the date “03.04.25,” suggesting a potential unveiling on March 4, 2025.
This information is especially valuable to those who own gaming handhelds such as the Steam Deck and ROG Ally, along with other similar devices. As of now, there’s no definitive word on compatibility from Steam, but that’s not a problem since you can test the benchmark for free and find out for yourself.
Beyond this, NVIDIA plans to boost the graphics quality and frame rates of various games using its innovative DLSS 4 tech. Games like Marvel Rivals, Indiana Jones: The Great Circle, and Delta Force: Black Hawk Down will be part of this upgrade. Furthermore, Legend of Ymir, Like a Dragon: Yakuza in Hawaii, and Lost Records, Bloom & Rage will receive DLSS Super Resolution and DLSS Frame Generation enhancements as well.
The brand-new NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti launched earlier today and predictably sold out within seconds.
Previously, the Surface lineup stood out for its distinctive shapes and pioneering hardware. In a sense, it diverged from Apple’s approach to hardware design, opting for innovation over convention. The Surface RT/Pro, Surface Book, and Surface Studio were creations that Apple would never produce, and this uniqueness was what made Surface intriguing and captivating.
It’s probable that people will be pleased if Microsoft decides to revert its decision, given the criticism it received when the change was initially announced. However, what stands out is that Microsoft doesn’t seem to acknowledge this move as a “backtrack” or similar term.