A patent application highlighted by LiC provides additional information about what appears to be a new type of game controller, labeled BEE-008. It seems this device includes compatibility with Bluetooth and NFC technologies, along with a traditional 3.5mm headphone jack. This suggests that the controller’s Bluetooth version should be at least 5.2, as it needs to support LE Audio technology.
On LinkedIn today, our studio announced that they may have to release up to 75 valued team members because one of our projects is wrapping up. This decision doesn’t reflect on their commitment or abilities, but regrettably, we don’t currently have the resources to fully redistribute them across our other active ventures and initiatives.
Today’s update is Patch #5, mainly concentrating on bug fixes and enhancing the game’s overall quality. Though this new release doesn’t introduce significant new content, it will significantly enhance your gaming experience. Notable improvements include marking your owned vehicles clearly on the map application for easier location. Additionally, issues in the popular casino have been addressed, ensuring no more unexpected dealer moves during blackjack games.
In the spirit of the current season, the Dragon Ball series unveiled a sneak peek of a potential product called “Dragon Radar Phone”. This concept device is inspired by Bulma’s technology used to locate the Dragon Balls, and it has already ignited excitement among anime enthusiasts. Shueisha and Bird Studio have described this merchandise as follows: “A Dragon Radar Phone is set for release!? Scan Dragon Ball locations anytime, anywhere! Equipped with the latest wish-granting AI. Capable of recording Power Levels. Anticipate its launch!” To further fuel anticipation, the shonen franchise also shared an image of this product that won’t be available any time soon, which you can view below.
According to the official site, the premiere episode of “Yaiba: Samurai Legend” finds our protagonist, Yaiba Kurogane, transitioning from his solitary existence in the wilderness with his father, to urban living under the care of a family acquaintance. As he grapples with this change, Yaiba meets his new roommate and classmate, Sayaka Mine, and has a momentous encounter with Onimaru Takeshi – an exceptionally skilled high school swordsman who could potentially develop a rivalry with Yaiba when viewers are initially introduced to him.
Currently, indications suggest that some internal development is underway, as hints of a “full-screen experience” option, which could serve as the default starting point, have been found in recent previews of Windows 11.