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AppWizard
April 6, 2025
An unfinished version of “A Minecraft Movie” has leaked onto piracy websites, featuring incomplete visual effects, raising concerns about the film's security during production. Despite this leak, the film is projected to earn 0 million by the end of the weekend, having made million on its opening day, the highest for 2025 so far. Warner Bros. and Legendary are working to remove the unauthorized version from piracy sites. The film has received lukewarm reviews from critics but is attracting a strong audience turnout, primarily from Gen Z viewers, who are largely indifferent to critical opinions.
TrendTechie
April 4, 2025
A leaked version of the anticipated film adaptation of Minecraft has surfaced online, described as a technical draft rather than a rough cut. The characters and locations are underdeveloped, with poor animations that detract from the experience. The editing and sound quality are also lacking, with missing background music and unclear dialogue. Early reviews indicate a low freshness rating of 53% on Rotten Tomatoes. Director Jared Hess states that the final version will include Easter eggs and a balanced narrative, which the leaked version does not possess. Pirates have reportedly confused the leaked draft with other versions, leading to disappointment among viewers. It is advised to avoid watching this draft to prevent spoiling the experience of the complete film.
TrendTechie
April 4, 2025
The film adaptation of "Minecraft," starring Jason Momoa and Jack Black, was leaked online a day before its official release. The leaked version, labeled as the "Director’s Cut," is an unfinished draft with incomplete graphics and special effects. It features scenes that align closely with the theatrical release but lacks polish, showing issues like actors' hands merging with 3D characters and visible filming equipment. This incident parallels a similar leak of "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" in 2009, which also showcased unpolished effects and led to changes in the film's ending before its release.
Winsage
April 1, 2025
Microsoft is enhancing Windows 11 to better support gaming handhelds by developing a dedicated interface for gamepad controls. Recent Windows 11 preview builds have revealed references to a "full screen experience" that users may set as their default home experience upon startup. Specific phrases such as "Boot into the Full screen experience at device startup" suggest users will have options for multiple game-focused interfaces. Microsoft is also rumored to be collaborating with ASUS on a gaming handheld called Project Kennan, which will be the first Windows-powered handheld under the Xbox ecosystem. An official announcement regarding this new Xbox ecosystem is anticipated, with the ASUS handheld expected to launch later this year.
TrendTechie
April 1, 2025
Venus Vacation Prism: Dead or Alive Xtreme has been released on Steam and PlayStation 4 and 5 as a spin-off of the Dead or Alive fighting game series, focusing on romantic pursuits rather than combat. Players can choose to win the affection of one of six characters: Honoka, Misaki, Eliza, Fiona, Tamaki, or Nanami, each with unique traits and storylines. The game has received a score of 32 out of 40 from Famitsu in Japan but is not available for direct purchase on Steam outside of Asian markets due to criticism from feminist groups regarding the portrayal of women in the franchise. The lack of digital rights management (DRM) has resulted in the game being leaked on torrent sites.
AppWizard
March 27, 2025
A Florida politician, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, was involved in a national security breach after inadvertently including a journalist in a group chat on the Signal messaging app. The chat contained sensitive discussions about U.S. airstrikes against Iranian-backed militants in Yemen, specifically targeting Houthi sites, with critical details shared by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth just hours before the strikes on March 15. President Trump claimed no classified information was shared despite the seriousness of the situation. The National Security Council is investigating the breach, and Waltz has taken responsibility for the error. The incident raises questions about the use of Signal, an app designed for secure communications, for sensitive government discussions and potential violations of the Presidential Records Act.
AppWizard
March 26, 2025
The National Security Agency (NSA) issued a warning on February 25 regarding vulnerabilities in the Signal app that could be exploited by foreign operatives, particularly Russian intelligence. This warning highlighted risks to the confidentiality of conversations and noted that individuals under surveillance should be cautious when using the app. The memo stated that while Department of Defense and NSA employees may use Signal, they are prohibited from discussing sensitive matters on it. Furthermore, the NSA cautioned against sharing compromising information over social media or internet-based applications, urging discretion in online interactions. The warning preceded a scandal involving Trump administration officials who leaked sensitive military information through the app, which included a U.S. journalist in the conversation, leading to potential legal repercussions for violating security guidelines.
AppWizard
March 26, 2025
The Atlantic magazine's editor-in-chief was mistakenly included in a Signal group chat that contained a leaked war chart. Senior military leaders and intelligence officials confirmed that the chart did not contain classified information. As a result, The Atlantic decided to publicly release the chart and related communications, citing transparency and public interest.
AppWizard
March 25, 2025
Microsoft is reportedly considering a new Xbox model that may function more like a personal computer, allowing access to various digital storefronts such as Steam and the Epic Games Store. A leaked user interface from the Game Developers Conference supports this idea. If true, this could enable gamers to play Sony titles like God of War Ragnarok and The Last of Us 2 on an Xbox device. However, this model would challenge Microsoft's traditional console business strategy, as it could lead to revenue sharing with companies like Epic and Valve. Opinions in the gaming community are mixed regarding whether Sony would block its games from being played on this new Xbox platform.
AppWizard
March 24, 2025
Microsoft hinted at a new Xbox user interface that may integrate Steam games, which could impact both PC and console gaming. An image showcasing this UI was leaked, featuring the Steam label and displaying the interface on various devices, including tablets. Microsoft removed the image, indicating it was not meant for public viewing. Sources confirmed that Microsoft is working on an update for the Xbox app to include all games installed on a PC, including those from Steam and Epic Games. There is currently no timeline for the release of this integration, but Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, mentioned the potential for Epic Games and Itch.io to join the Xbox ecosystem in the future.
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