After the world fell apart, those who remained continued forward, clinging to the memories of what they’d lost. While stories about the end of the world have always been popular, recent shows like The Last of Us have given the genre more respectability. However, Station Eleven surpasses them all in quality and depth.
Jez Corden from Windows Central has talked to sources who say the new system-on-a-chip (SoC) is codenamed “Magnus.” It seems some people familiar with the project were surprised by AMD’s CEO, Lisa Su, mentioning it publicly. This is because, beyond comments from Microsoft’s Phil Spencer about new hardware and Sarah Bond describing a “very premium” console, there haven’t been any details about when it might actually come out.
The original post has been removed, but you can still see a copy here (thanks to Reddit). It seems Sheth may have mistakenly believed it was current information and shared it thinking the announcement was live, when it was actually from last year. Or, he might have been deliberately hinting at it, and took the post down once people realized what it likely meant.
NateTheHate, a well-known source of gaming information, addressed a user on Twitter about the rumors, saying he’d heard them too, but other reliable sources have told him they’re likely untrue. He doesn’t completely dismiss the possibility, but doesn’t think there’s much substance to the claims.
Sadly, that’s not what’s happening. When asked on Bluesky if the sequel would be delayed, Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier confirmed it would be. He also indicated that the entire studio at Guerrilla Games is now working on fixing the issues, meaning it will be their main priority for the foreseeable future.
Looking for a hidden sci-fi gem? Consider a Paramount+ subscription this February. They recently added the compelling thriller The Silent Planet, a movie you might have missed. Set in the distant future, the film depicts a partially occupied Earth where dangerous criminals are exiled to remote planets. The story follows Theodore, serving a life sentence alone on a desolate planet, who is forced to face his past when a new prisoner arrives.
Born on February 8, 1914, Bill Finger is now recognized as the co-creator of Batman, but his contribution to the iconic character goes far beyond that. While Bob Kane is often credited with creating Batman, it was Finger who truly shaped the hero into who he is today. For many years, Finger’s crucial role in Batman’s history wasn’t fully understood, but that’s changing now.
The popular anime series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba will be re-aired on television in Japan, starting with the first episode. While fans outside of Japan won’t be able to watch it on TV, a new trailer and poster have been released to promote the re-run. This is the latest in a series of re-releases for the franchise, which have included showings in theaters and on television.
Peltz directly criticized the choice of successor, implying it wasn’t about what was best for the company, but rather a way to ensure Bob Iger continued to have influence from behind the scenes.
According to sources at The Verge and Windows Central, Microsoft is considering changes to its Game Pass subscription service. These changes could include combining Game Pass Premium and PC Game Pass into a single tier. Microsoft is also reportedly exploring the possibility of adding services from other companies, similar to how Game Pass Ultimate currently works.