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Phantom Blade Zero review: Best action game of the year

China’s video game industry has really ramped up over the past few years, with developers releasing everything from ambitious free-to-play titles like Where Winds Meet to unique Soulslike experiences found in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers. Then there’s Black Myth: Wukong, which famously won Best Action Game at the 2024 Game Awards. Beating Black Myth: Wukong was never going to be easy, but Phantom Blade Zero’s breathtakingly cool combat, stunning environments, and adrenaline-fueled boss fights surpass its Monkey King rival. It’s a martial arts game that combines Soulslike boss fights with stylish combat choreography inspired by movie greats like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. While it wears its influences proudly on its sleeve, Phantom Blade Zero forges its own identity to stand out from the crowd. You play as Soul, a talented member of The Order, a shadowy group renowned throughout the…

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XBOX could cancel Marvel's Blade despite near completion - Report

(Courtesy : Arkane Lyon, XBOX) It appears that Microsoft XBOX might really pull the plug on Marvel’s Blade even if the game comes close to completion. This has been reported by the well-known Xbox insider, Jez Corden. The new report suggested that the company is weighing the financial risks of releasing the licensed Marvel game against the potential return. Let’s check out some more details in this article. According to Jez on his latest XB2 podcast, he claimed that XBOX could decide to cancel Marvel’s Blade to avoid the “Wolverine Situation,” where a costly Marvel game could fail to generate enough revenue to justify its development. The main concern is not that the game is nearly finished; instead, it is about whether they can recover the massive production cost after accounting for Marvel’s licensing fees. Jez Corden explained that licensed Marvel games have tighter profit margins.…

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The many many missed opportunities of Sonic 06

Speaking of games, if you’ve ever heard anything about or even played Sonic ’06, you know this wasn’t the most polished entry in the hedgehog’s franchise. In fact, it’s probably one of the worst, and considering the average…

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512m Is Half a Byte. It Will Pass Your Code Review.

Three resource specs that look the same in code review. All three pass kubectl apply. Only one of them is what you meant. I used to explain this from the docs. This time I spun up a throwaway cluster (kind, Kubernetes 1.37, containerd, cgroup v2) and applied every bad unit I could think of, to see what actually happens. The answer is weirder than "OOMKilled". Kubernetes quantities take both binary and decimal suffixes. Ki, Mi, Gi are powers of two; k, M, G are powers of ten. The gap grows with the unit: M is 4.6% smaller than Mi, G is 6.9% smaller than Gi. Put a 4G limit on a JVM sized for 4Gi and you've removed 281 MiB of headroom without noticing. That's the OOMKill that only shows up under load, on a Friday, in the one service nobody touched. In the lab the gap was easy to see. My kind node had 7.65 GiB. A pod with memory: 4G started fine. Its twin with memory: 4Gi, applied next to…

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Samsung's Exynos 2700 outperforms Qualcomm's flagship chip by nearly 20 pc

Seoul [South Korea], October 26 (ANI): Samsung Electronics’ Exynos 2700 mobile processor has outperformed Qualcomm’s flagship processor by nearly 20 per cent in an internal multicore CPU test, as per a report by The Korea Herald. Notably, the development comes ahead of its expected debut in the Galaxy S27 series. The results were based on recent internal benchmark tests comparing the Exynos 2700 with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor, which powers Xiaomi’s 18 Pro Max, it said, citing industry sources. “Samsung Electronics’ next-generation Exynos 2700 mobile processor scored nearly 20 percent higher than Qualcomm’s top-end Snapdragon chip in an internal multicore CPU test," it said. In Geekbench 6.5 multicore CPU tests, Samsung’s Exynos 2700 recorded a score of approximately 13,000, outperforming Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, which scored around 11,000.…

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