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AppWizard
March 29, 2026
A significant update for Crimson Desert has been released, introducing five new mounts: the White Bear, Silver Fang, Snowwhite Deer, Rock Tusk Warthog, and Icicle Edge Alpine Ibex. The update includes enhancements to gameplay, such as improved movement controls, optimized stamina consumption, and adjustments to aerial abilities. Accessibility features have been added, including expanded interaction ranges, smoother object interactions, and a more intuitive inventory system. Quality of life improvements include changes to criminal actions affecting contribution scores, better pet behavior, efficiency upgrades to buildings and tools, and enhancements to fast travel and respawn loading times. The patch is available on Steam for PC and Mac, with plans for release on the Epic Games Store.
AppWizard
March 25, 2026
1047 Games is in the early stages of developing a new game inspired by Titanfall and wall-running multiplayer experiences like Call of Duty: Black Ops 3. CEO Ian Proulx emphasized that Splitgate remains the studio's primary focus while expressing enthusiasm for the new project and inviting community feedback. The studio aims to create a movement shooter that appeals to both seasoned players and newcomers. Despite challenges with maintaining a player base for Splitgate 2, the studio reassured fans that they are committed to both titles. Playtesting opportunities for the new game will soon be available for interested players.
BetaBeacon
March 25, 2026
Pokémon Champions is set to release on April 8, 2026 for Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android. The game features battle-style gameplay with familiar mechanics like Pokémon types and Abilities. It offers a bundle package with in-game bonuses and free updates for Nintendo Switch 2 users. The game supports cross-platform play and integration with Pokémon HOME, allowing players to transfer Pokémon from previous games. New Mega Evolutions from Pokémon Legends: Z-A are introduced, adding unique Abilities to the gameplay.
AppWizard
March 19, 2026
A virus known as Mamont is targeting users of the messaging platform Max, which has 100 million registered profiles. Mamont infiltrates online banking applications and spreads primarily through family and parental chat groups, allowing cybercriminals to steal payment information. The virus often begins with a deceptive message prompting users to click, leading to the silent download of a Trojan that siphons off data. Despite claims from the Max press service that the virus's spread is exaggerated, concerns remain about the security of user data, particularly given that all communications on Max are monitored by the state. Many users resort to using a second device, referred to as Maxofon, to comply with the platform's requirements while keeping their primary device for other applications.
AppWizard
March 18, 2026
The PC release of Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is set for March 19th. New features include a difficulty mode called "to the wilder," which presents challenging enemies and requires strategic gameplay. Players can earn unique bandanas for Sam by completing new VR training missions against a character named Neil. The game will also feature George Miller's Chiral Feline in the private room and photo mode. Additionally, live-action cutscenes that were previously cut due to capacity constraints will now be included. System requirements were disclosed last month for player preparation.
AppWizard
March 17, 2026
Google has expanded its Personal Intelligence feature to all free-tier users in the U.S., which includes AI Mode, the Gemini app, and Gemini in Chrome. This feature integrates with connected apps like Gmail and Google Photos to provide tailored assistance. Initially launched for AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers, it enhances user experience by retrieving relevant information about past purchases or family vacations. Users maintain control over app connections and can revoke permissions at any time. The feature aims to assist with planning trips and shopping experiences by accessing recent purchases.
Tech Optimizer
March 16, 2026
A crypto miner virus, or cryptojacking malware, secretly uses a device’s CPU or GPU to mine cryptocurrency for an attacker, leading to increased electricity costs and potential hardware damage for the victim. It typically infects devices through phishing emails, pirated software, compromised websites, and malicious browser extensions. Monero is the preferred cryptocurrency for mining due to its efficiency on standard CPUs and privacy features. Signs of infection include overheating, high CPU usage, and increased electricity bills. Detection involves monitoring system performance and running antivirus scans. Prevention includes using antivirus software, keeping systems updated, and avoiding pirated software. Notable incidents include attacks on a European water utility and the Los Angeles Times website.
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