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AppWizard
April 14, 2026
TwitchCon Europe will take place from May 30-31, 2026, in Rotterdam, Netherlands, featuring a collaboration with Mojang Studios to create a Minecraft-themed experience. The event will include interactive activities, a Minecraft Arena, and Twitch's Rivals Arena & Glitch Theatre Creator Stage. Attendees can participate in IRL tournaments, panels with popular streamers like Tubbo and Aimsey, and a Minecraft speedrunning tournament hosted by Tubbo. Mary Kish, Head of Community Marketing at Twitch, highlighted the significance of Minecraft in the Twitch community and the event's focus on connecting creators and fans.
Winsage
April 13, 2026
Microsoft has released new test builds for Windows Insiders, specifically Dev Build 26300.8170 and Beta Build 26220.8165, which remove the 32GB limit on FAT32 formatting for external drives. Users can now format external drives up to 2TB using FAT32 through the Command Prompt. This change, which has been anticipated by users, is a shift from the long-standing restriction that required third-party applications or specialized commands for larger drives. The enhancement applies only to the Command Prompt, as the graphical interface remains unchanged, and the 4GB file size limit for individual files on FAT32 drives still applies. This feature is currently available only in preview versions for Windows Insiders, with a broader rollout planned for future standard Windows 11 updates.
Winsage
April 13, 2026
Mozilla has accused Microsoft of using its dominance in the Windows operating system to marginalize competitors in the AI sector, particularly through the promotion of its Copilot feature. Mozilla claims that misleading update mechanisms are being used to push Copilot onto users and that system settings are being adjusted to hinder the performance of alternative browsers like Firefox. This situation is reminiscent of the 1990s browser wars when Microsoft bundled Internet Explorer with Windows to eliminate competition. In July 2025, Opera filed a formal antitrust complaint in Brazil against Microsoft, leading to an investigation into whether Microsoft was coercing hardware manufacturers to bundle Edge exclusively. A ruling against Microsoft could require a separation between the operating system and AI services. Microsoft's current strategy aims to control the AI inference layer, with each interaction through Copilot representing valuable data and monetization opportunities. Reports indicate that Microsoft is removing Copilot branding from standalone applications to further integrate it into the operating system. Despite Edge being the third most popular browser, Microsoft's tactics suggest a focus on securing AI infrastructure rather than just competing for browser market share. Regulatory scrutiny may increase due to ongoing antitrust challenges related to Microsoft's OpenAI investment and cloud AI bundling practices. The development of OEM relationships and potential resistance to Microsoft's requirements could significantly impact its integration strategy.
AppWizard
April 12, 2026
Dean Hall, the founder of RocketWerkz, began his gaming journey with a Commodore 64 and developed a passion for computers after a challenging five-hour gaming session. He is currently developing Icarus, a space survival game that has recently become profitable after a difficult launch. Hall has logged 1,400 hours in RimWorld, where he has released two popular mods. He enjoys playing Ostranauts, accumulating at least 150 hours per playthrough, and is looking forward to its upcoming update. Hall has also played the original XCOM for around 600 hours over the past year. He has nearly 5,000 hours in Stationeers, a game developed by his studio, and over 2,000 hours in Kerbal Space Program. His favorite game is Space Station 13, where he plays a character named Colton Murphy. For non-gaming software, he relies on Rider for programming development. Hall maintains a very clean desktop, regularly organizing it for security and efficiency in his game development process.
AppWizard
April 11, 2026
The Steam Deck has become popular among retro gaming enthusiasts due to its efficient storage use. Players have faced challenges accessing Steam versions of classic Capcom titles like Dino Crisis and the original Resident Evil series. Recent updates to Proton Experimental have improved compatibility, with games like the original Resident Evil (1996), Resident Evil 2 (1998), Dino Crisis, and Dino Crisis 2 now playable on the Steam platform. The appeal of these original games lies in nostalgia, as they resonate with players despite the availability of modern versions.
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