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AppWizard
April 13, 2025
The Ancient City in Minecraft, introduced in the 1.19 Wild Update, is located deep within the Deep Dark biome, typically around Y -51, beneath mountainous regions. It contains valuable loot such as Echo Shards, Disc Fragments, and Swift Sneak enchanted books. Players can find it by exploring biomes like Peaks, Snowy Slopes, or Windswept Hills, and should dig below Y level 0. They can also use the command “/locate structure minecraft:ancient_city” in Creative Mode or with cheats to find its coordinates. Key tips for locating the Ancient City include listening for Sculk sounds and looking for Sculk blocks. Players should prepare with supplies like food, a bed, and weapons for the expedition.
AppWizard
April 1, 2025
Arc System Works and APLUS Games have released the PC version of the rhythm puzzle game Magical Beat on Steam, priced at .99 or 990 yen. The game originally launched in Japanese arcades on May 31, 2012, and was later released on PS Vita on December 12, 2023, and PlayStation 3 on August 5, 2014, with the PS Vita version reaching Western audiences on June 17, 2014. Magical Beat combines match-3 gameplay with rhythm elements, where players drop colored blocks called beatons in sync with the music. The game features an original Vocaloid soundtrack by Kikuo and includes tracks from various Arc System Works titles, such as Guilty Gear and BlazBlue. Players can eliminate beatons by connecting three or more of the same color, and the game includes over 100 soundtracks from different series.
Winsage
August 12, 2024
Microsoft is testing a new grid layout for the Start menu in Windows 11, moving away from the current lengthy list format. The latest beta build features a hidden category view that organizes applications into distinct groups, such as entertainment or navigation, displaying them in banks of four icons. If a category exceeds four applications, mini-icons can be used to showcase up to 16 apps. This change aims to enhance visual appeal and improve accessibility for users.
Winsage
July 15, 2024
- Early work on a new feature in Windows 11 is being analyzed. - The feature shows colored blocks for each category, which may host icons of four apps. - The interface is still in the early stages and may not be properly implemented or released. - Microsoft is also testing a grid view for apps in the Start menu, which may make the category view unnecessary. - Organizing apps into categories in the Start menu is seen as a potentially appealing move.
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