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One new tease in a popular biome could be a major change for the entire game. The popular Viking survival game is believed to only have one more major update left. That is a revamp to the currently empty Deep North Arctic biome that will act as the 1.0 release of the game. However, it is supposedly not set to launch till late 2025 or early 2026, meaning any updates that come in the meantime will likely be small in scale.
The Final Fantasy XVI PC demo received a new update introducing fixes for some important issues that will also be applied to the full version of the game.
Today is the day Sony will most likely unveil the new PS5 Pro console. After long months of leaks and rumors, not to mention the near-confirmation of its imminent launch from various developers at Gamescom, Lead System Architect Mark Cerny (who already designed the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro, and PlayStation 5) will take the stage later today for a 9-minute video presentation scheduled for 8 AM Pacific Time (5 PM CET).
AMD's Ryzen Z1, the all-in-one processor that powers the Asus ROG Ally and Ally X, and the Lenovo Legion Go, has been confirmed to be replaced with an updated sequel. Officially called the Ryzen Z2, the semi-custom chip won't appear until next year and it's hoped that more vendors will use it than the original Z1.
Today, Apple has seen fit to seed the first release candidate build of its forthcoming iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11, macOS 15 and other updates. The latest updates arrive soon after the company announced the new iPhone 16 lineup alongside the new Apple Watch Series 10, which, to be fair, are pretty major upgrades compared to their predecessor.
In late 2021, indie developer Eric Barone (commonly known as ConcernedApe online), famed for single-handedly creating the magical Stardew Valley (one of Digital Trends’ best video games of all time), officially announced that he was developing an all-new game. That game is called Haunted Chocolatier, and it looks like a whole other world of fun, casual simulation where you find out the secret desires of every single member of your community.
There's been a ton of new content added to this summer, thanks to the recent free update and Act 3 of the Expansion Pass. Tiana is officially able to join the Valley, and players have plenty of new outfits and quality-of-life upgrades to make their time in the game that much better.
Apple recently held its big event to announce the iPhone 16 lineup with some pretty nifty upgrades for the next year. We are pretty sure that the device's hardware is more than capable of competing against the competition, and the new forthcoming Apple Intelligence features will play a vital role in pushing the company's AI efforts. Soon after the event, the company announced when iOS 18 and other updates would be released to the general public.