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2024 seems to be a quiet year in terms of new first-person shooter (FPS) releases, making it an ideal opportunity to revisit some outstanding FPS games from previous years. Personally, I’d highly recommend the Metro series – a franchise that has been cherished by fans since the debut of Metro 2033 in 2010. Remarkably, you can acquire all three games for less than $10 due to fantastic deals on platforms like Fanatical, GOG, and Steam.

As time passes, Windows 11 becomes more intertwined with artificial intelligence, with Microsoft Copilot now residing in the taskbar and an increasing array of Microsoft services incorporating AI by 2024. However, it’s important to note that Microsoft isn’t the only tech company innovating in this area. In fact, other companies like Stardock have also developed ways to bring AI directly to your desktop. One such example is DesktopGPT, which enables you to summon AI with a simple keystroke, and it has recently undergone a significant update.

“Concord, the game that wasn’t requested, and seems to be unwanted by many. I must admit, my curiosity was piqued when Sony first unveiled its trailer for this game, but it lost me once I discovered it was yet another hero shooter. And when I heard it retails at $40, I completely lost interest.”

Microsoft has announced a new optional update for Windows 11, which will be accessible to all users via an upcoming Patch Tuesday release. The key feature of this update is the ability to share content with Android devices using Windows Share. To utilize this function, you’ll need to set up Link to Windows and Phone Link, then connect your devices. This capability was first introduced to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel, and it is now being rolled out to a broader audience.

At this year’s Xbox Games Showcase, we were given an initial glimpse into a quaint, survival-themed game called Winter Burrow. The game’s visual aesthetic reminded many of classic Beatrix Potter illustrations, sparking curiosity among viewers, including myself. After the showcase, developers Pine Creek Games revealed that more than 10,000 people had added the game to their wishlists.

For quite some time now, we’ve been yearning for an exciting new Star Wars game developed outside of EA, and that wait has finally come to an end. The latest addition, titled “Star Wars Outlaws,” revolves around the escapades of rogue character Kay Vess as she navigates her way through the galaxy’s deadliest criminal organizations. It’s a sprawling open-world action-adventure game, boasting seven planets to delve into, and just like Ubisoft’s other creations, there’s an abundance of details to remember while exploring.