So, about that launch… they said we’d all be able to play at 9:30 AM UTC, but that didn’t quite happen. PC players got in, but the servers were a little wonky at first. Everyone on consoles had to wait about half an hour longer, which was a bummer. But hold up, if you grabbed the game from the Xbox Store, you might still be waiting – it’s still not working for some of us!
Bandai Namco often releases its games a day early in Japan on Thursdays. The rest of the world, including the PC version on Steam, typically gets the game on Friday. This staggered release has become a common practice for their recent titles.
About a month ago, a modder named AnotherPlus shared an exciting discovery: they had successfully brought the landscapes of Morrowind into the FromSoftware game. While the mod still has some unfinished areas and needs further development, the team is making impressive progress.
Similar issues to those experienced with Battlefield 6 at launch are happening with Arc Raiders. Many players are reporting long wait times to connect to servers and online connection errors immediately after the game’s release.
A bold robbery at the famous Louvre Museum in Paris shocked the world on October 23rd, with thieves making off with over $100 million in jewelry.
What changes did the game developers make that frustrated players? They added a Battle Royale mode that longtime fans didn’t like, bright and flashy character designs, and a new map that felt too small. They also included matches similar to Counter-Strike and, like many games today, a battle pass system.
The Outer Worlds 2 was released last week for those who purchased the Premium Edition, and is now available for everyone on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC (via Steam, Microsoft Store, and Battle.net), and through Game Pass. For more information, check out Alex’s interview with Obsidian’s Brandon Adler, Adam’s interview with Adler and Matthew Singh, Junior’s review, and my thoughts on playing the game handheld.
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NVIDIA announced a partnership with Oracle and the U.S. Department of Energy on Tuesday to create what will be the world’s biggest AI supercomputer. The project involves seven supercomputers, and five are expected to be operational by the first half of 2026.
Governor Perry Warjiyo, the man who probably knows more about digital finance than anyone at this conference (and who also probably has the best PowerPoint presentation in town), unveiled this plan at the Indonesia Digital Finance and Economy Festival and Fintech Summit 2025 in Jakarta. Just another day at the office for BI, right?
