Nintendo has announced that Pac-Man 99 will leave the Switch Online subscription later this year. According to the company, the paid add-on, which contains three offline modes and a bunch of custom themes, will be available even after the game is deleted, but all online features, including the main Pac-Man 99 mode, will be retained.

Taiwanese technology giant ASUS has unveiled a portable monitor. The model is called ASUS ZenScreen MB16QHG.

The Necrom expansion will be released on 5 June (PC)

The game is available on Steam for 30% off

During Tesla's annual shareholder meeting, CEO Elon Musk not only talked about plans to produce the Roadster in 2024, but also touched on the Cybertruck electric pickup truck. The unusual vehicle was unveiled a few years ago, but sales have yet to start.

Beta testing has helped to identify most of the problems

It would seem that when everyone had forgotten about NFT and moved on to artificial intelligence, Ubisoft suddenly licensed the release of NFT with Assasin's Creed characters.

The Ukrainian Air Force yesterday refused to comment on the Russian Defence Ministry's statements about the destruction of the MIM-104 Patriot surface-to-air missile system. Nevertheless, the topic was raised today, 17 May, by the service's spokesman, Col Yuriy Ignat.

Hints by Ed Boon - as a separate art form

Developer Sharkmob has announced that it will no longer support the free-to-play battle royale game Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodhunt. The game was released in April 2022 on PC and PlayStation 5 after several months of early access.

Google has released an update for the Pixel 6, Pixel 6a, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro that addresses heat and rapid charge loss

Google, a week after announcing the Pixel 7a smartphone, has started selling the new product.

At the beginning of this month, Microsoft announced a series of updates for Bing Chat to the main GPT-4, and they are slowly reaching smartphones. For example, you can start a conversation with Bing AI on your computer and continue it on your phone. To demonstrate the feature, Microsoft asked the bot to create a shopping list on a PC, and then asked it to cross one item off the list from the phone. The feature is rolling out today and will be available to all Android and iOS users next week.

The campaign runs from 18 to 25 May

Samsung has unveiled two smartphones for the military. These are not brand new models, but the familiar Galaxy S23 and XCover 6 Pro, which have been released in the Tactical Edition series.