Observant fans will have noticed that Fallout 4's "Favourites" menu system has made an appearance in Starfield in a recent video from Bethesda, although the main focus of the video was not on gameplay. The video shows developers playing Starfiled, and at one point, one of them has a cross-shaped menu on the screen where the player can select a new weapon from a small list. This menu is very similar to Fallout 4's "Favourites" system, where players could assign their favourite weapons to different areas of the menu, allowing them to quickly change weapons without any additional steps.

Another of the company's current-generation flagship smartphones will hit the global market this year. It will be the Xiaomi 13 Ultra.

The long-awaited Embers of Neltharion 10.1 update for World of Warcraft will introduce cross-faction guilds, and the main reason for this is that the developers want friends from the Alliance to be able to play with friends from the Horde.

The shoe manufacturer Red Wing Shoes has collaborated with Nintendo to produce a pair of real boots by the popular Italian plumber Mario from the film Super Mario Bros. You can see the shoes at the Nintendo store in New York:

Samsung has announced the Galaxy A34 5G smartphone ahead of schedule. The official launch was due on 16 March, but the novelty has already appeared on Samsung's official website.

Although Xiaomi is already actively updating its devices to MIUI 14, some smartphones still haven't received MIUI 13. And they won't anymore.

Four United States Strategic Aircraft have been in Spain since late February 2023. This week, B-52H Stratofortress nuclear bombers have flown several missions in Europe.

The United States regularly maintains a presence in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region to enhance the security of allies and effectively deter enemies. This involves aircraft from all over the US, including the (usually) very reliable and very expensive B-2 Spirit. But it was with the nuclear bomber that the most expensive plane crash in history occurred.

We continue to bring you information that Bloomberg has written about after reading internal documents from the United States Department of Defense. Northrop Grumman, like Lockheed Martin, could also receive a large sum, but under a different programme.

We have already written about the US Department of Defence requesting $170bn for munitions and equipment production. Among other things, Lockheed Martin could receive nearly $200 million to produce additional M142 HIMARS high-mobility artillery rocket systems.

A shipment of PAC-3 MSE missiles for the Patriot surface-to-air missile system, which were purchased under the Wisla programme, has arrived in Poland. The shipment was confirmed by Lieutenant Colonel Krzysztof Płatek, secretary of the Armed Forces Agency.

The US Department of Defense has requested $170 billion for ammunition and military development. Of this, more than $4 billion will be used to buy missiles for the Navy, Air Force and U.S. Army.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces may receive nearly a hundred Leopard 1 tanks from three countries this year. This was announced by acting Danish Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen.

NATO military exercises are taking place in northern Norway. Russian Ilyushin-38 anti-submarine planes were attempting to observe them.

Consumer drones have a good chance of becoming the most effective weapon in terms of damage per $1. The Ukrainian Security Service recently used such a drone to destroy the TOS-1A Solncepyok. This time the Russian tank was unlucky.