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is offering more rewards for free through active codes made available for you to redeem during July 2024. Only offered for a limited time, certain phrases can be used once by your account to gain valuable items in only a few steps. This allows you to skip some of the tedium in this gacha title as you unlock new characters and strengthen your roster.
Today's puzzle has fairly diverse categories, which can sometimes make it easier to distinguish them when you are attempting to solve them. However, in this case, while the categories are separate it is also not immediately obvious what the actual categories that define them might be, and it is a little harder to pick what goes where because of that. Luckily, we are here to share our tips with you.
Though is the most high-profile Japanese RPG series in the West, there are many obscure games bearing the name outside the prolific numbered mainline entries and remakes, but the most niche game is an adaptation of an anime series. Sub-franchises like and the fighting action of are certainly not as well-known as the series. A plethora of mobile games have come and gone, and at least three are concurrently up and running, including, but the PC game still stands as the most obscure.
Frame Generation technology arrived exclusively with NVIDIA’s RTX 4000 series of GPUs, and shortly after, AMD introduced its own version. Now, it appears that the same technology could be supported by mobile chipsets, starting with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4, with one tipster claiming that the Adreno 830 GPU will arrive with interpolation technology. Assuming the rumor is true, it will put the upcoming SoC in a whole new league above the competition, with even Apple’s A18 and A18 Pro possibly failing to one-up its rival.
The Kirin 9000S ushered a new gateway that enabled Huawei to break free of the companies under the influence of the U.S., but the chipset powering the Mate 60 series relied on slower TaiShan cores that would perform poorly in single-core and multi-core workloads. Fortunately, the company is rumored to have made incredible progress, not just with its joint alliance with foundry partner SMIC to start 5nm wafer production but also in making power-efficient TaiShan cores that are significantly more capable than Cortex-A510. Here are more details on the matter.
The latest free-to-play RPG from HoYoverse is upon us, but has a vastly different look than Genshin Impact or Honkai: Star Rail. Zenless Zone Zero embraces a more cyberpunk style but is just as action-packed and full of flashy new character designs. Each game has explored multiplayer in new ways, with this latest game allowing players more direct interaction than ever with a complete co-op mode. However, being on PlayStation, mobile, and PC, you never know how cross-platform support will work on such different systems. There’s no reason to not give this game a shot, but do you need to worry about which platform you start on if you want to play with friends or carry over your progress? Here’s the answer.
Today, NVIDIA has released a new GeForce Game Ready driver (version 556.12) optimized for The First Descendant, the upcoming free-to-play third-person looter shooter game developed by NEXON.
Hundreds of AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon users present in regions outside of the U.S. are complaining that they cannot access any level of mobile connectivity. The problem can be isolated to an international roaming outage that is plaguing the three major carriers. Some users complain that their service is entirely offline, while others describe intermittent problems in which their cellular reception comes and goes.