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TrendTechie
February 25, 2026
"Настоящее КИНО" is an online magazine dedicated to cinema, established on March 13, 2000, and led by chief editor Александр Голубчиков and editorial leader Сергей Горбачев. It is registered with the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology, and Mass Media, holding certificate PI No. 77-18412 since September 27, 2004. Reprinting materials requires prior permission from the editorial team, with an active hyperlink to Filmz.ru and proper attribution. The views in personal blogs may not reflect the magazine's editorial stance.
AppWizard
February 25, 2026
On February 25, 2026, players of Planet Brunei Reborn (PBR), the longest-running Minecraft server in Brunei Darussalam, participated in a digital homage to the nation’s National Day by reconstructing significant Bruneian landmarks. This initiative began in mid-January and aimed to blend creativity with personal storytelling. Players received in-game currency and ranks as appreciation for their contributions. Notable creations included the Menara Cendera Kenangan, crafted by player Danialhandsome, and Brunei International Airport, recreated by Sub7PewDiePie12 and his team. Since its relaunch in 2022, PBR has attracted over 2,000 registered players and hosts regular community events, serving as a cultural hub for celebrating Brunei’s heritage.
AppWizard
February 23, 2026
Steam is a dominant platform in digital gaming, known for its superior user experience and extensive library, including classic games. GOG offers a DRM-free storefront and focuses on preserving classic games with its GOG Galaxy launcher but struggles to match Steam's user numbers. Developers have noted that Steam's early integration of classic games significantly broadened its appeal. GOG's future depends on attracting a larger audience to sustain its operations while maintaining its preservation efforts.
AppWizard
February 18, 2026
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora™ is now available on Game Pass for subscribers of Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Players take on the role of a Na’vi who has escaped captivity by the RDA and can explore Pandora, form alliances with clans, and protect the land from threats. The game features a third-person view and allows players to experience the vibrant world of Pandora. Additionally, a Game Pass Ultimate subscription provides access to Ubisoft+ Classics, which includes titles like Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry. Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is also available for purchase on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, along with its From the Ashes expansion.
AppWizard
February 17, 2026
AerialKnight’s DropShot is available on February 17 for Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, Handheld, and PC via Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is also available on February 17 for the same platforms, featuring a first-person action-adventure experience. Avowed receives an update on February 17, introducing new playable races, a New Game Plus Mode, and a Photo Mode. Death Howl will launch on February 19 for Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, Handheld, and PC on Game Pass Ultimate and Premium. EA Sports College Football 26 is available on February 19 for Cloud and Xbox Series X|S, allowing players to represent 136 FBS schools. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition launches on February 19 for Cloud and Console. TCG Card Shop Simulator enters Game Preview on February 24 for multiple platforms. Dice A Million will be available on PC on February 25 with Xbox Game Pass. Towerborne releases as a complete game on February 26 for Console, Handheld, and PC. Final Fantasy III and Kingdom Come: Deliverance II are set for March 3 on multiple platforms. Menace entered Game Preview on February 5 for PC, and Diablo II: Resurrected was released on February 11 for Console and PC. Overwatch: Season 1: Conquest began on February 10, introducing new heroes. Microsoft Mahjong will feature in-game benefits on February 24 for PC. Titles leaving Game Pass on February 28 include Monster Train, Expeditions: A MudRunner Game, Injustice 2, and Middle Earth: Shadow of War.
AppWizard
January 19, 2026
Disney has removed 14 titles from the Steam platform without prior notice, leaving fans concerned about the fate of their childhood games. The delisted titles include lesser-known games, and while not all players may feel affected, it raises questions about digital gaming history preservation. Notable titles mentioned include Disney's Hercules and Armed and Dangerous, which evoke nostalgia for some players. The removal highlights the ongoing conversation about game preservation and accessibility in the digital realm.
AppWizard
January 7, 2026
Players can earn ten complimentary spins in the Big Crappy Wolf slot game, with the potential to increase to twenty by collecting three additional scattered icons. Landing five icons on a payline can yield a 40x score. The game allows players to select the number of spins to be executed before returning to the controls. The game prominently features all three little pigs as symbols on the reels. The stuffed pig symbol pays out 8x for five on a payline, while the brick and wooden house pigs yield 10x and 12x, respectively. The game includes features like Swooping Reels and the ability to trigger Live Bonus Games by landing three Wolf Bonus symbols. The RTP rates can vary, with a favorable version close to 99% and a lower setting around 97.34%. Cash prizes are not available in free play mode, but players can win real cash rewards in other modes.
AppWizard
January 5, 2026
Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in the gaming industry to become a key player in the global market. The government has allocated resources for local game developers and is attracting international companies. Investment funds have been established to support startups and established firms in the gaming sector. Educational programs and partnerships with universities are being developed to train future game developers. The kingdom plans to host major gaming events to showcase local talent and enhance its reputation as a gaming hub. Additionally, there is a focus on integrating gaming into Saudi culture by promoting games that reflect local heritage and values, encouraging developers to explore themes related to Saudi culture, and fostering community involvement in the gaming industry.
AppWizard
January 5, 2026
Asus is introducing the Asus ROG Xreal R1 AR gaming glasses, which are the first-ever 240Hz gaming glasses, providing a viewing experience equivalent to a 171-inch screen from four meters away. They feature a vision-filling display, portable design, and a higher refresh rate with a distinctive ROG aesthetic. The glasses include "optical engines" for simultaneous real-world and projected display experiences, with outer lenses that use electrochromic technology to enhance contrast and image quality. Each arm has a Bose speaker system for audio without earbuds, and connectivity options include a USB cable, two HDMI 2.0 ports, one DisplayPort 1.4, and two USB-C inputs. They have a 57-degree field of view, covering up to 95% of the focused viewing area, but the resolution is capped at 1080p. A now-removed webpage suggested a launch in the first half of 2026, with a price range similar to current Xreal glasses, which start at 9.
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