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BioWare continues to show off new parts of Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Following the combat and progression showcases, the developer has now published a new blog post and a series of flyover videos about the exploration and regions that players will encounter in the game. To begin with, the studio detailed five major locations in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, including the Arlathan Forest, the Hossberg Wetlands, the city of Minrathous, Rivain, and the city of Treviso.
The Taylor plant in in Texas was established to realize Samsung’s vision of mass producing wafers on next-generation technologies that would utilize the GAA, or ‘Gate All Around’ process. Unfortunately, the Korean giant has hit yet another snag when it comes to yields for its 2nm GAA node, with a new report stating that the company has been forced to withdraw personnel from its facility.
A new PlayStation 5 system software update is now live worldwide, introducing some new features, including those that were under testing the past few weeks with the latest beta firmware.
Steam has launched Steam Families, its new solution for sharing games between groups of players.
The iPhone range has always lagged behind the competition in battery charging speeds, and we cannot confirm whether Apple introduced this limitation to increase longevity or if it did so because it adopts the newest standards slower than the rest of the industry. Fortunately, where the iPhone 16 family is involved, it is possible that we see wired charging speeds supported up to 45W, thanks to the latest certification leak.
Microsoft was looking to make a big first impression in the console space with its original Xbox (not to be confused with the Xbox One) and did far better than anyone would’ve thought. This generation had some stiff competition when looking at the best PlayStation 2 games and best GameCube games that the Xbox would need to compete with. However, this little green machine carved out its own space in the market and would set itself up to do even better when it would get a chance to hit us with the best Xbox 360 games the next generation.
may have been criticized for its lackluster exploration and world design but one player has uncovered proof that those who want to see the game's beauty just need to know where to look. While is a massive game in terms of the various planets and worlds on display, it's fairly common that players will quickly lose interest in strutting around its barren worlds. Some are certainly more dense and filled with bizarre creatures, but those who want to see something special will need to take flight.