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Star Wars: PC and PS5 version of Knights of the Old Republic – Remake is coming

Star Wars will be a PS5 console exclusive at launch, completely rebuilt from the ground up.

A surprise kicked off the PlayStation Showcase this evening, and it was Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – Remake.

In development at Aspyr and Lucasfilm Games, the game is a new remake of the original revered RPG. it is in development as a PS5 console exclusive at launch and for PC.

The game has been completely rebuilt from the ground up. While the trailer didn’t show much of anything other than Darth Revan, it did feature voice-over work from Jennifer Hale, who played Bastila Shan in the original game.

“We’ve spent the past several years assembling the very best talent from across the industry to deliver a modern vision of this timeless Star Wars legend,” said Aspyr co-founder Ted Staloch.

“As lifelong Star Wars fans with extensive experience working with many of its best games, we have the deepest love and admiration for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and cannot wait to share this amazing remake with the rest of the galaxy.”

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Development of the remake is led by a newly created team composed of industry veterans at developer and publisher Aspyr, working in close collaboration with Lucasfilm Games.

“Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic stands out among the Legends of Star Wars storytelling, and we’re thrilled to be joining with Aspyr and Sony to remake this Legend for a new generation of players,” said Douglas Reilly, VP, Lucasfilm Games.

“Our teams have been working closely and share a deep commitment to honoring what fans love about the original while bringing new fans on this incredible journey.”

“Nearly 20 years after its debut, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remains one of the most highly requested remakes from the PlayStation community,” said Eric Lempel, SVP, Head of Global Marketing, Sony Interactive Entertainment.

“The time is finally right to bring this dream to life for both diehard fans and those who have yet to experience it.”

Set around 4,000 years before the events of the original trilogy, the single-player game was first released in 2003. It is beloved by many and is frequently ranked as one of the best video games of all time.

Originally developed by BioWare and published by LucasArts, the game was released for Xbox and PC before it was ported to Mac OS X, iOS, and Android by Aspyr; and it is playable on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One via backward compatibility.

Call Of Duty Reveals New Warzone ‘The Pacific’ Map in Vanguard Multiplayer Trailer

In Vanguard’s Multiplayer, Call of Duty reveals something. Sledgehammer has some exciting announcements for us all.

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It’s that time of year again and Call of Duty Vanguard’s marketing is in full-flow. Although Black Ops Cold War Season 5 Reloaded update is almost here, Treyarch’s title is coming to the end of its lifespan.

We’ll have a brand-new WW2 Warzone map soon with anti-cheat coming to Activision’s popular battle royale.There’s even more to enjoy for standard 6v6 fans.

After all, Call of Duty Vanguard will launch with an insane amount of Multiplayer content. And although WW2 fans want War mode to return, it looks like we won’t be short of fun experiences on launch day regardless.

And we finally have new details about what’s to come in the upcoming Beta weekend. Check out every weapon, killstreak, perk, equipment, and more coming to Vanguard’s Beta!

New Vanguard Warzone Pacific Map Revealed
It seems that the new Warzone map is being teased in the Vanguard Multiplayer trailer.

You’ll be glad to know that today’s Vanguard Multiplayer reveal trailer gives us a hint at the new battle royale arena if you’re a big Warzone fan,

At the very end of the high-octane trailer, we get a sneak preview at an interesting new location, The Pacific Warzone map. After an initial tease, Sledgehammer Games teased what’s new in the upcoming map.

It looks as though we’re abandoning Verdansk for the sunny Pacific, set in WW2. The footage below is only pre-Alpha gameplay, but the map is already looking better than anticipated.

The Pacific might not have the same issue as Vanguard’s; which is poor visibility in-game. After all, it’ll get alleviate player complaints because the sunny locale looks extremely bright.

That’s all we get about the Call of Duty Vanguard Beta – including maps, game modes, weapons, and more!

But there is bad newss for console fans. The Vanguard Beta has no FOV slider on PlayStation or Xbox devices despite players demanding the feature for months.

Android 12 Release Date: When It Officially Launched?

The official Android 12 release date is approaching. So far, here’s what’s officially launched: February 18, 2021: Android 12 Developer Preview 1.

Currently, Android 12 has entered the final stage of the rollout. Now, the operating system is basically ready for the public, there are only a few tweaks left to make.

We’ve already seen the fifth beta launch. Before that there were three developer previews (with two minor updates in between) and four betas (with minor updates for each). Google has called the fifth beta a candidate release, which means it’s final. The next big launch should be a stable launch. Google says the launch will happen in the next few weeks.

When Google launched Android 11 last year, Google had the first beta in June and the last launch in early September. Most likely this is also the Android 12 launch schedule this year.

Google plans to roll out monthly updates to Android 12. According to the most recent official information, we can expect the stable launch to happen in a few weeks.

We have now seen the fifth beta and the upcoming release date. Depending on how it develops, it could be late September or mid-September if all goes well.

We’ll keep breaking news with official release date! Please look forward to the latest news.

Germany: We can extend smartphone’s lifespan with seven years of security patches

NBA 2K22 Reveales New Ways To Explore Interesting Things In The City

2K showed an in-depth look at the next version to The City in NBA 2K22 for Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. It includes a lively basketball community, prize, activitie, and a new MyCAREER story with an original mission narrative, cutscenes and vibe. All takes place within The City.

Update features in The City in NBA 2K22 include:

– New City Missions will be solo adventures for users to trying with their careers off the court. All included from becoming a fashion mogul to a rap icon.

– The City feel as if it’s teeming with life when the population increases. There are new NPCs to fully bring the world around players together.

– Users’s home plays a part in MyCAREER as a place where friends and coaches will give players new missions. The player’s ability to upgrade their crib is very important. Eg a penthouse with a zipline to take players directly to specific courts.

– Discover new buildings added to The City. Players can access music from some of the hottest labels that drop with every Season from matchmaking building and Club 2K.

– Prizes include new ways to get around The City. Such as Inline Skates and Go-Karts, new emotes, outros and intros, customized name plates, animations and more.

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Germany: We can extend smartphone’s lifespan with seven years of security patches

To all smartphone users, we all wish updates arrived faster and for more extended periods of time. Sometime, we feel like upgrading to a new phone every two or three years is an unnecessary expense. And to environment, it is a concern; as many try to reduce waste created from constantly replacing gadgets. The German government has proposed a new policy to end that. The new policy would extend the smartphone’s lifespan — and repairability — of your device for years to come.

While the European Union is currently considering requiring five years of security updates for smartphones, Germany’s federal government recently submitted a request to create a seven-year mandatory period for patches (via Heise). While this wouldn’t include completely new OS versions — your Galaxy S21 wouldn’t receive Android 18 under these regulations — it would include provisions for affordable replacement parts, all in an effort to reduce digital waste.

Meanwhile, tech advocacy group DigitalEurope is requesting that the EU’s requirements be set at three years of security updates, effectively meeting the standard already set by Samsung, Google, Apple, and even OnePlus. Germany’s proposal is basically unheard of in mobile computing, though seven years of security updates are pretty standard for desktop OSes. For example, Windows 8 succeeded Windows 7 in 2012 but continued to receive patches until January 2020 — nearly eight years later.

We can expect of longer-lasting smartphones in the future. As one user on Reddit pointed out, it is in the midst of an election is ongoing in Germany, so this could just be a case of some old-fashioned political promises to turn out the vote. Even if Germany’s seven-year proposal doesn’t pan out, the European Union is set to possibly enact its five-year policy by 2023. So we can expect of the longer smartphone’s lifespan in least 2 year from now on.