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Hollow Knight & 3 More Great Games We’re Diving Into

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Hello! Here we are at the end of yet another week, and that means we’re taking a look at our gaming shelves, physical or digital, with an eye for something appealing to spend some hours with on our time off–something which may inspire you as well, should you be at a loss for what to play. This week I finally got to share what I’ve been working on behind the scenes: Kotaku’s review of the remake of Metal Gear Solid 3, as well as a deep dive into what makes this reimagining tick. Long story short: I think the game…

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Playstation

Revealing 4 Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Hero Project games coming to PlayStation – PlayStation.Blog

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Over the past year, we’ve had the privilege of connecting with talented game developers from across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) through the PlayStation MENA Hero Project. This initiative was launched with a simple goal: to identify and support original voices and empower creators from emerging regions to tell their stories through games. Today, we’re thrilled to announce the first cohort of titles supported under the MENA Hero Project, each one a unique reflection of the creativity, and spirit of developers in the region. The First Cohort of MENA Hero Project Games Red Bandits | Developer: Team Agenda…

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Nintendo

Review: Drag x Drive (Nintendo Switch 2)

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Drag x Drive is Nintendo’s latest Switch 2 outing. While we’ve seen big new entries in franchises such as Mario Kart and Donkey Kong, this time Nintendo does a complete 180 to bring us a sports outing. With a new IP. And mouse controls. It could be seen as somewhat of a risk, but with a lean development team and small price tag, it could just pay off. I’ll be the first to admit that Drag x Drive did not appeal to me when it was first announced. I’m not much of a sports enthusiast. I also don’t go for…

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PC

Microsoft launches Copilot AI function in Excel, but warns not to use it in ‘any task requiring accuracy or reproducibility’

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Certain Windows 365 Copilot users now have access to a new feature in Excel that lets you use Microsoft’s Copilot AI to generate formulas, but you might want to be careful how you use it. Microsoft is already warning users that the AI might not always be accurate.The new “COPILOT” function allows you to skip writing Excel formulas yourself by telling Copilot what you want to do and the cells you want to use. For instance, you could type in “=COPILOT(“Summarize this feedback”, A2:A20)” to have Copilot generate a formula that summarizes the content in a column of cells. The…

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