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Geely-owned Zeekr has unveiled its smart driving programme. The new product will be available at no extra charge to all owners of Zeekr vehicles with suitable hardware.
That said, augmented reality (AR) devices are gaining in popularity
Developer Digital Sun Games has officially released version 1.0 of Cataclismo on Steam, and along with it, released a major update.
Game designer Hideaki Itsuno, known for his work on the Devil May Cry and Dragon's Dogma series, has joined the newly created LightSpeed Japan studio after a 30-year career at Capcom, where he is working on a new AAA action game.
The French hypercar manufacturer has presented the "Équipe Pur Sang" (French for "purebred team") package for its new flagship. It takes the visual concept of the exhaust system to a level of madness.
Capcom has announced that the first major update for Monster Hunter Wilds will be released in early April. In anticipation of this, a special screening will be held on 25 March at 16:00 EEC, where producer Ryozo Tsujimoto will present the upcoming content. Highlights include the return of Mizutsune, a fan favourite, as well as new gameplay features.
The release date is unknown, but the game will be available for PC, Xbox Series, and PlayStation 5.
TikTok, the social network known for its popular videos, has announced a partnership with the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) to integrate AMBER Alerts.
Bloober Team, the studio known for its psychological horror titles Layers of Fear, The Medium, and Silent Hill 2, has announced the creation of a new publishing label, Broken Mirror Games. The first project will be I Hate This Place, a game based on the Skybound Entertainment comic book series of the same name. Rock Square Thunder will develop the game.
In the sixth season of The Finals, called Rising Stars, the developers from Embark Studios have introduced a number of updates that should only benefit the game.
The new option debuted at the same time as the Huawei Pura X smartphone
During the spring Future Games Show, the developers of Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord announced a new expansion called "War Sails". This expansion introduces sea battles for the first time in the franchise's history. Inspired by the Viking culture, players will be able to command 18 types of ships, take part in naval battles and create an empire at sea.
