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The latest Midnight Muscle update for Forza Horizon 5 reintroduces beloved neon-illuminated material from a previous event lineup, along with two brand-new vehicles. However, this update marks a shift in strategy for future event lineups. From now on, players will have the opportunity to choose between two past event lineups to revisit every month. This could indicate that support for Forza Horizon 5 is starting to transition towards new projects by Playground Games. But rest assured, the team has promised there’s still plenty of additional content planned for Forza Horizon 5 in the future, so it’s not time to say goodbye just yet.

The announcement from the company originates in a post by the popularly known FFXIV director, Naoki Yoshida (often referred to as “Yoshi-P”), on the game’s official discussion board. In this post, he clarifies that Square Enix has recognized the mod and is considering either removing it or taking legal action against it. He also emphasizes to players that the plugin cannot be utilized for gathering personal information and reiterates the studio’s strong opposition towards third-party tools.

A short time passed, and MSI subsequently announced that the devices were set to debut on January 15th. However, we are now ten days beyond that date, and these handhelds have yet to go on sale anywhere.

Microsoft has announced that the webpage offering links to download Windows themes will soon be decommissioned as it is no longer relevant. To ensure an optimal user experience, they advise downloading the most recent themes directly from the Microsoft Store instead. However, it appears that the themes can still be downloaded from the site for now.

It appears that the investors’ funding round put pressure on the company to change its business structure, either to a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) or risk returning the funds raised over the next two years. Interestingly, OpenAI is reportedly considering becoming a for-profit entity, according to Financial Times. However, this transition seems to have slowed down as ChatGPT’s creator grapples with defining Microsoft’s stake in the potential PBC.

During the celebrations, Koei Tecmo unveiled an updated version of Ninja Gaiden 2, titled Ninja Gaiden 2 Black. This revamped game displays its intense hack-and-slash action with the latest Unreal Engine enhancements and offers 4K resolution at 120 frames per second on Xbox Series X and PC. If you’re interested in owning Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, it costs $49.99, but Microsoft and Koei Tecmo have made it available for immediate play through Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscriptions.