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Monster Hunter Now to Launch in September, Closed Beta Starts April 25
Niantic and Capcom have announced a new AR-based RPG dubbed Monster Hunter Now, based on Capcom's beloved franchise.
Sega to Acquire Angry Birds Studio Rovio Entertainment for $776 Million
Sega has announced its plans to acquire Angry Birds developer Rovio Entertainment for $776 million USD.
Netflix Apologizes After Love is Blind Reunion Disaster, Will Now Release April 17
Netflix has apologized for the livestream failure of Love is Blind: The Live Reunion. The reunion will drop today.
Microsoft’s SwiftKey Now Supports Bing AI Chatbot on iOS and Android
Microsoft is bringing its Bing AI Chatbot to SwiftKey on iOS and Android with a number of key tools to try out.
The Last Thing He Told Me Premiere Now Available to Stream on Apple TV+
The first two episodes of the limited-run miniseries The Last Thing He Told Me have premiered on Apple TV+.
PS Plus Game Catalog April 2023: Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Doom Eternal, and More
Sony has revealed that April's PlayStation Plus Game Catalog additions including Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Doom Eternal, and more.
Apple to Reportedly Seek Production of MacBooks in Thailand
Apple is said to be diversifying its supply chain by speaking with suppliers to manufacture MacBooks in Thailand.
Pokémon Stadium Now Available to Play on Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack
Pokémon Stadium is now available to play on Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack.
Strava Announces New In-App Integration with Spotify
Strava announces that a new Spotify integration is now available within the iOS and Android app.
Here are the nominees for the Canadian Indie Game Awards 2023
Here are the nominees for 2023's Canadian Indie Game Awards, being held in person on April 20th, 2023.
Here are the nominees for the Canadian Game Awards 2023
Here are the nominees for the Canadian Game Awards 2023, being held on April 21st in person in Toronto.
Mac Shipments Reportedly Drop 40% YoY in Q1 2023
Analyst report that Apple's first-quarter shipments of its MacBook fell 40 percent year-over-year.