Without revealing it earlier, I am a die-hard supporter of Manchester United, a team widely recognized in football circles worldwide, especially in England where they hold the record for the most domestic titles. For those unfamiliar with the sport, you might know it as soccer, and for Americans following along, you’ve probably heard their name before.
As a lifelong fan of mythology, I am thrilled to see its central role in one of this year’s most anticipated strategy game launches. Having grown up with stories from various cultures and traditions, it’s fascinating to witness how these ancient tales are being woven into the fabric of modern gaming. The team behind this project has a unique opportunity to make the game more accessible than ever before, allowing players like me to delve deeper into the rich lore that has captivated us for centuries. This is not just a game, but a chance to experience the magic and mystery of human mythology in a whole new way.
The popular third-party file explorer called “Files” has been updated to offer greater flexibility in its dual pane mode. Now, instead of just displaying two panes side by side, you can also arrange them vertically or horizontally as per your preference. This update takes the app to version 3.6 and comes with various bug fixes and some additional features like an “Actions” menu added to the title bar.
Just a few weeks following Xbox’s controversial reveal of Deadpool and Wolverine themed controllers that fans couldn’t purchase, GameSir is stepping into the spotlight with its very own Marvel controller – the GameSir G7 HE Iron Man edition for Xbox. This is certainly music to the ears of Marvel enthusiasts and collectors who are always on the lookout for new controllers. Priced at $59.99, it caters exactly to their desires. While it’s not mandatory, it’s nice to have this option available.
Users participating in the Windows Insider program, specifically those using the latest builds from the Dev and Canary channels, have the opportunity to experience an enhanced Microsoft Store. This week, Microsoft revealed updates to their Microsoft Store, which are now accessible for individuals running Windows 11 build versions 22407.xxxx.x and upwards.
On Windows 11, you’ll find Clipchamp, a built-in video editor. It’s accessible online and on iOS devices too, though not yet Android. Although it comes preloaded on numerous computers, Microsoft needs to step up its promotion efforts for this app. Often, when I discuss editing my American football highlight reels with others, they’re unfamiliar with Clipchamp. However, the upcoming features might pique interest, as the app will soon utilize AI technology to enhance audio files and images.