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AppWizard

March 29, 2026

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 translator says he was ‘fired from Warhorse Studios and replaced with AI’

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 won PC Gamer's Game of the Year award and is currently involved in a controversy regarding the use of artificial intelligence in its development. Game director Daniel Vávra supported DLSS 5 technology on social media. A user named ThousandDemons claimed to have been a translator for KCD2 and stated he was replaced by AI. Investigations suggest ThousandDemons is Max Hejtmánek, a developer credited as "English Editor" on KCD2, who recently left Warhorse Studios. He detailed his contributions to the game and expressed opposition to AI translations, feeling betrayed by management after being informed his role would become "obsolete." He does not seek his job back but wants to share his experience. He also urged fans not to harass Warhorse staff.

Winsage

March 29, 2026

The Windows 11 UI is truly awful; sliders that should be there have disappeared, leaving only ‘0’ and ‘3’ as selectable options, and the item names are incomprehensible.

A glitch in the keyboard settings screen of Windows 11 Pro version 25H2, build 26200.8039, has been reported following the March 2026 monthly update. The issue involves the 'Wait time before keyboard characters appear' setting, which displays a lengthy text prompt 'Increase wait time' instead of the expected slider, making the slider nearly invisible. Users can only adjust the value to '0' or '3' using the mouse, while the keyboard allows for four levels: '0', '1', '2', and '3'. A previous build, 26200.7623, had the positions of 'Short' and 'Longer waiting times' reversed. Users can report this issue through the Feedback Hub by pressing 'Windows key' and 'F', which captures a screenshot and allows them to summarize their feedback. Submissions can be tracked by signing in with a Microsoft account, and feedback is archived in 'C:ProgramDataMicrosoftDiagnosisFeedbackArchive'.

Winsage

March 29, 2026

Fedora 44 will automatically make your Windows games run faster, no tweaks required

Gaming on Linux has seen advancements, particularly with the introduction of NTSYNC, which replicates the Windows NT synchronization system in the Linux kernel. This integration aims to improve synchronization for games ported from Windows, reducing CPU burden and enhancing performance. Fedora 44, set to release around April 14th, will automatically implement NTSYNC, benefiting users of Wine and Proton without the need for manual activation. This development is expected to improve frame rates and compatibility for Linux gamers.

Winsage

March 29, 2026

Microsoft quietly shipped 9 meaningful Windows 11 improvements this year, and they actually make the OS feel more polished

Microsoft has released a series of quality updates for Windows 11 in the first quarter of 2026, introducing several new features: - Cross-device resume allows users to resume Android apps directly on Windows 11 via the Taskbar. - Windows MIDI Services now support MIDI 0 and 2.0, including WinMM and WinRT MIDI 1.0 support. - Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security now supports external fingerprint readers. - A new "Device info" card in the Settings app displays key hardware specifications. - Quick Machine Recovery is now enabled by default for Windows 11 Pro. - A new network speed test feature can be accessed via the Taskbar. - Camera settings enhancements allow management of pan and tilt controls. - Sysmon is now a native feature in Windows 11, providing advanced monitoring capabilities. - Windows 11 supports WebP images as wallpapers.

BetaBeacon

March 28, 2026

The Best 13 Android Games You Must Play in 2026

- Monster Hunter Outlanders completed its first round of closed beta testing in 2025 and is one of the most anticipated new mobile games of 2026. - Genshin Impact remains at the top of the free-to-play mobile scene with continuous updates to the story and events. - Honkai: Star Rail is a turn-based RPG with high-end action game polish and style, now available on Android phones and PC. - Destiny: Rising adapts the excellent shooting skills and MMO-style growth system of the console version to the mobile platform. - Goose Goose Duck, a mobile game released in 2026, attracted 5 million players in its first month and offers unique gameplay with a large number of characters. - Among Us is a global sensation in social deduction gaming where players must uncover the impostor among them. - Spaceteam is a local multiplayer game designed for 2 to 8 players to play together by shouting out technical terms to keep the spaceship running. - Chrono Trigger and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night are classic RPGs now available on Android devices. - Gwent: The Witcher Card Game and Hearthstone are deeply strategic card games with rich deck-building options. - Marvel Snap is a fast-paced competition game with Marvel heroes and a three-minute gameplay duration. - Nizhan Future is a sci-fi shooting game developed specifically for mobile platforms with a season-based design and data interoperability between PC and mobile platforms.

Winsage

March 26, 2026

Samsung’s new Windows browser comes supercharged with Perplexity AI: Details

Samsung has launched its browser for Windows, moving from beta to a fully operational platform, featuring AI capabilities powered by Perplexity. Key features include: - AI integration that provides detailed, source-backed answers by analyzing current webpages or multiple tabs. - Cross-tab summarization and comparison for synthesizing information from related tabs into a concise summary. - Intelligent tab management that organizes, names, and groups open tabs based on user tasks. - Natural-language search for browser history, allowing users to find previously visited pages using plain English queries. - Real-time webpage translation that maintains formatting while translating multi-language pages. - Local processing for speed and privacy, keeping user data off the cloud. The Samsung Browser is available for Windows 11 and Windows 10, free to download from the Microsoft Store and official website, with advanced AI features currently limited to users in South Korea and the United States, and a global rollout planned by 2026.

AppWizard

March 22, 2026

Toby Fox says ‘most of the development team has moved on’ from Deltarune’s fifth chapter, as focus moves to bug fixes and translation

Toby Fox announced that professional testers are currently familiarizing themselves with Deltarune's Chapter 5, with formal testing starting on April 1st. The quality assurance for the Japanese translation is expected to finish in April. Most of the development team is currently focused on fixing bugs and translation issues rather than developing Chapter 5. The testing phase will last an unspecified duration, requiring console approvals and additional preparations before release. The gap between the first and second chapters was three years, and the wait for the dual release of chapters three and four was nearly four years, but the timeline for Chapter 5's release is expected to be shorter. It is speculated that there may be seven chapters in total. The first two chapters are available for free on Steam.

AppWizard

March 22, 2026

I installed the 154 GB ‘biblically accurate Skyrim’ mod and only crashed my PC like 8 times

Curseadelica is a 154 GB modpack for Skyrim, designed for Linux systems, created by JanuarySnow. It features nearly 900 mods that transform the game into a vibrant, psychedelic experience with new races, quests, and NPCs. The gameplay includes bizarre elements such as character creation options like a human body piloted by a spider, exaggerated NPCs, and absurd quest notifications. The experience is chaotic, with frequent crashes and strange occurrences, highlighting the challenges of running complex modpacks on Skyrim's foundation. The author expresses a desire to get the modpack running smoothly for a proper adventure.

AppWizard

March 18, 2026

Google’s Gemini for Home is finally useful enough to not drive you crazy

Google is updating its Gemini-powered home assistant to enhance user experience by providing concise responses and executing common commands up to 40% faster. Users will now receive straightforward confirmations for actions like setting alarms. The assistant can set timers based on real-world events and chain multiple commands while providing updates on timers. Gemini now supports 30 languages, enabling real-time translation for smoother conversations. The Google Home app includes new automation tools for triggering actions based on conditions and creating personalized routines. New AI features like “Help me create” and “Ask Home” simplify automation processes. Google is expanding access to these features to 14 additional countries, including Canada, which now has full support. Some features require a Google Home Premium subscription, and users may experience delays in receiving updates.

Winsage

March 6, 2026

Windows Server 2025 Native NVMe: Storage Stack Overhaul and Benchmark Results

On December 15, 2025, Microsoft announced native NVMe support in Windows Server 2025, marking a significant evolution in data management and access. The new architecture replaces Disk.sys with NVMeDisk.sys, allowing direct communication from the filesystem to hardware via StorMQ, eliminating latency and enhancing performance. Testing revealed increased read speeds, particularly in random 4K and 64K benchmarks, with significant reductions in average read latency and lower CPU usage during sequential operations. Write operations showed modest improvements. A registry modification is required to enable this feature, and caution is advised due to potential complications with NVMe drives when deduplication is enabled.