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The world in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is three times bigger than that of Yakuza: Like a Dragon
In Yakuza: Like a Dragon, players had a vast world to traverse in its depiction of Yokohama. However, it seems that the sequel, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, is set to offer an even larger and more diverse world to explore.
This information was disclosed in a Japanese X post, which revealed that the game's setting will be Honolulu City, Hawaii. This location will provide various distinctive areas for gamers to discover, which will be three times larger than Yokohama. Places of interest include the Anaconda Shopping Center, Aloha Beach, the quaint Waikiki Town Area, Chinatown, Little Japan, and the perilous...
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Capcom Gears Up for More Resident Evil Remakes after Triumph with RE4
Capcom has announced plans to expand its Resident Evil remake lineup, riding the wave of success from its recent remasters, with Resident Evil 4's recent release stirring the gaming community. Yasuhiro Anpo, the Game Director for the Resident Evil 4 remake, hints at further announcements while reflecting on Capcom's ongoing efforts to revitalize classic titles with modern enhancements to gameplay and design.
Anpo expressed satisfaction with the positive reception of the remakes of Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4, emphasizing the joy of introducing time-honored entries to a contemporary audience. The revitalized versions aim to blend nostalgia with innovation, giving a...
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Google Bard Poised for a Premium Upgrade: A Look into the Future of AI-Powered Chat Services
In the dynamic world of artificial intelligence, change is the only constant. Google has been a dominant force in tech innovation, and its recent move to introduce a paid version of Bard, its large language model (LLM), heralds a new era in AI services. Bard, which came as a swift response to OpenAI's ChatGPT, has made significant strides in performance, challenging the notion that quality AI services could only be free. As we glean from the code on Bard's website, the tech giant is gearing up to unveil Bard Advanced, a more sophisticated iteration of its chatbot, which indicates a...
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Revolutionizing Dining: Appetite's Social Booking Experience Takes the UK by Storm
Gathering friends for a night out is often a juggling act of messages, scheduling, and scrolling through endless reviews to find the perfect dining spot. That's where Appetite steps in, a promising newcomer in the UK's app market. Designed to simplify and enhance our social dining experiences, Appetite converges the entire process into one seamless flow.
From its intuitive group chats and syncable calendars to its AI-driven recommendations, Appetite delivers a targeted solution to the chaos of planning a meal out. Rather than hopping between separate apps for chat, reviews, and reservations, Appetite users can now coordinate everything in one place....
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Heartwarming Hatching: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Reveal Unexpected Marill Deligh
In the enchanting world of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, the beauty of life’s beginnings is celebrated in a unique and heartwarming way. A delightful interaction recently captured the hearts of players across the globe as a Marill, one of the many lovable creatures inhabiting the game, was found unexpectedly partaking in one of these joyous events. It’s not every day that one stumble upon such an adorable moment in the vast expanse of the Paldea region, and this particular sighting has brought smiles to the faces of many.
The process of Pokémon breeding has been an intricate part of the game...
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There Could Have Been Four Sequels To The Simpsons: Hit & Run
The Simspons: Hit & Run was a must-have video game for those who grew up in the early 2000s. The game, which involved causing as much chaos as possible on the streets of Springfield, proved to be extremely popular, but surprisingly, no sequels were ever produced.
John Melchior, the executive producer, recently provided some insight into why this happened on the MinnMax YouTube channel. He revealed that there was once an offer to produce five games. "The Simpsons proposed a deal of five games for a certain amount of money. It was a very good offer, but Vivendi [the publisher] rejected...
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Cloud Imperium Gears Up for Squadron 42's Final Lap: The Polish Phase
After a long period of anticipation and development, fans of Squadron 42, the single-player game by Cloud Imperium Games, received some exciting news at this year's CitizenCon. The developers have declared that the game is now "feature-complete," moving the project into its crucial polish phase. This progression paints a promising picture for the highly-anticipated game that has been in the limelight throughout its journey.
The announcement was marked by a 23.5-minute video presented by Chris Roberts, the Cloud Imperium founder himself, and various other developers. Players and fans were given a sneak peek into different segments of the game. The salient...
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Crafting Culinary Charm in Animal Crossing: New Horizons – A Player's Delightful Pizzeria
In the ever-charming world of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, creativity and personal flair are what set each player's island apart. With the game's extensive customization options, one imaginative player has baked up a virtual treat that's capturing the hearts of the community. The newly designed in-game pizzeria, a cozy digital eatery, showcases the impressive potential for in-game design, blending the comfort of a rustic eatery with the pixel-perfect charm of the beloved game.
The pizzeria, developed by the creative Reddit user dreaming_of_utopia, brings an authentic slice of Italian cuisine into the game's universe. The fine details are what truly make this...
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Second EA FC 24 Update Resolves Ultimate Team Menu Glitch and Enhances Stability
While the initial launch of a game is frequently accompanied by unexpected bugs, EA FC 24 had a relatively smooth start. However, that’s not to say it was completely bug-free. During the Ultimate Trial early access phase, players did encounter some minor glitches. For instance, a stage bug made it impossible for player Ada Hegerberg to lock on to the ball successfully.
Moreover, an FC 24 YouTuber unearthed a hack within the Clubs feature that granted players the ability to utilize any of the PlayStyles. Electronic Arts responded swiftly by releasing an update aimed at enhancing stability and addressing these revealed...
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Todd Howard's Passionate Journey in Game Development: A Job for Life
Todd Howard, a seasoned veteran from Bethesda who is known for creating games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Fallout 4 and Starfield, was born in 1970. By the time The Elder Scrolls VI is released, he will be nearing his 60s, which is not too far from the typical age of retirement.
However, questions have arisen regarding if he intends to exit the gaming industry soon. These were addressed in a recent interview by GQ where Howard revealed that he has no intention of retiring and in fact, anticipates continuing indefinitely:
"It might seem odd to me, but that is still...
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Speculated Expansion Pack for God of War: Ragnarok on the Horizon?
Last week, it was reported that an announcement about hiring a martial arts designer appeared in the Santa Monica studio, suggesting that work is underway on a sequel to God of War: Ragnarok. Given the climactic finale and impressive sales of last year's game, it wasn't entirely unexpected. Yet, there is a likelihood of reprising our roles as Kratos and/or Atreus rather soon.
A reputable leaker in the gaming industry, known as The Snitch, has backed up the claim that an expansion for God of War: Ragnarok is in the pipeline. However, at this moment, no other details are available.
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Microsoft to Decouple Teams in European Market to Evade EU Antitrust Fines
Microsoft is set to deliver on its earlier commitment from April, announcing the detachment of Teams from Office 365 and Microsoft 365 productivity suites across the EU. The decision comes after Slack filed an antitrust complaint against Teams being bundled with the suites, describing it as illegal. The European Commission launched a probe into the matter in July.
The tech giant will separate Teams from its suites from October 1, with a €2 monthly or €24 yearly reduction for users in the EEA or Switzerland. Teams will also be standalone for €5 monthly or €60 yearly. Customers who bought a suite...
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WhatsApp's New Feature: Simultaneous Usage of Two Accounts on One Device
WhatsApp, the globally popular messaging app, has unveiled an innovative feature set to revolutionize the user experience. The company announced the introduction of a feature allowing users to operate two accounts simultaneously on a single device, delightful news for those who juggle between their personal and work accounts.
In the recent past, using two WhatsApp accounts required two separate devices, making the process simple and convenient. This change is an exciting development, offering a seamless transition between work and personal conversations without the need for logging out each time or managing multiple devices. Manufacturers like Xiaomi and Oppo offer app cloning...
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Express Yourself in Spreadsheets: Google Sheets Now Supports Emoji Reactions
A recent Google Sheets update has everyone talking and for a good reason! Google has enriched its spreadsheet software with a fresh twist by enabling users to append emoji to their comments. This addition now provides a way to spice up your task assignments or instructions with a personal touch.
The update, shared in a Google Workspace blog post, is all about enhancing collaboration. The post highlights that the update aims to let users effortlessly and creatively express their views about the content of the spreadsheet.
As from this update, Google Sheets users will see a "smiley face" icon appearing when they...
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Game-changer Mortal Kombat 1 Patch 0.122: Addressed Player 1 Advantage Issue, Character Balancing and More
NetherRealm Studios has rolled out the much-anticipated MK1 0.122 update, effectively eliminating Player 1's upper hand and introducing a multitude of character-focused amendments.
Mortal Kombat 1 fans were pleasantly surprised by the discernible oddity they discovered while playing online - Player 1 seemingly had an unfair prevalence. In light of this, Player 2 had a larger hitbox and was less effective in dealing damage, while Player 1 could perform combination attacks that their adversary couldn't execute.
Originally, this patch was set to be released in late September but was delayed due to unforeseen hurdles. To the joy of MK1 players, the update...
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