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In the distant world of Silicon Valley funny-money, millions are peanuts and billions are little more than chump change. Google's therefore likely to be happy about the fact that it's just had a fine overturned by a European court less because of the money and more because of the message.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary since the Japan launch of Pokemon Emerald, a group of 130 artists has joined forces and redrawn all of the game's 386 Pokemon and put them into a romhack.
It’s no secret that many of the best Xbox Series X games are shooters. The console was built on Halo, after all, and is still home to all the great FPS franchises. That isn’t all the console has to offer since you also have a large selection of RPGs for Series X now, but shooters just feel more at home on Xbox. Since its launch, the library of FPS titles has grown to a level where there are almost too many great options to play them all. If you get hooked on one of the best multiplayer games on the Xbox Series X especially, you may miss out on tons of other great experiences. These are all the best FPS games you can boot up right now.
The Pixel 9 Pro Fold is marketed as the world’s thinnest and most durable foldable smartphone by Google in some regions, with a design that is drastically different from the first-generation Pixel Fold and is equipped with some impressive hardware specifications. Unfortunately, reducing the flagship’s thickness will materialize some kinks in the armor, and one YouTuber evidently shows that if you bend the Pixel 9 Pro Fold in the wrong direction, it will become a highly costly mistake.
Google’s Pixel 9 series, sporting the new and improved Tensor G4, has been out for a while, but early performance leaks show that the chipset continues to lag severely behind the competition. This attribute is put on display during a 3DMark Wild Life Extreme test, where the Pixel 9 Pro is put through its paces. Sadly, the Tensor G4 is barely faster than the Tensor G3 and trails behind the significantly older Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. Thankfully, the latest SoC flaunts much better power efficiency, as you will find out soon.
Getting your game noticed is a tricky business when you have to punch through the noise of the more than 10,000 new Steam games releasing each year. Young Horses, the developer of Bugsnax and Octodad, have found itself in an even trickier spot: Thanks to Google, people are expecting a Bugsnax sequel that doesn't exist.
Could Assassin's Creed Syndicate be the next game in Ubisoft's stealth series to receive a 60fps update? It appears that may be the case, if an alleged post from Ubisoft's official Latin America Twitter account is anything to go by.
Palworld could end up going down the free-to-play live service route in the future, according to the CEO of developer Pocketpair, but ultimately, the "most important thing is whether the players want it or not."