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Exciting news for budget-conscious Apple fans in Brazil! Pre-orders for the new iPhone 17, starting at R$ 5,799 for a 256 GB model, will begin on March 9th with three color options and two storage variants.
Preparing for a future where high-performance gaming may become more common, as the demand for premium and immersive experiences potentially surpasses that of low-end PC gaming.
Shift Up’s decision to become a global independent publisher opens exciting opportunities for multi-platform releases, potentially including Stellar Blade 2 on consoles and PC platforms worldwide.
Exciting news! Paramount and Skydance are merging Paramount+ (Sky Showtime in Portugal) with HBO Max, aiming to reach over 200 million subscribers globally and challenge streaming leaders like Netflix.
Could it be that Starfield, Bethesda’s popular game, is rumored to debut on PlayStation 5? If true, it would mark a strategic move by Sony and potentially expand the game’s reach. (Source: Omelete)
Monday saw the dollar climb 0.21% to R$ 5.1475 as Middle East tensions and oil price surges following US-Israeli actions against Iran sent shockwaves through global markets, with stocks plummeting, while Brazil eagerly awaits the release of Focus report and 2025 GDP figures.
Pokémon fans are banding together to outsmart scalpers, creating humorous pranks and warnings to keep the spirit of the 30th anniversary plush sale honest and fair.
Celebrating impressive milestones, Resident Evil Village has broken franchise records on Steam Global, surpassing even the popularity of the Resident Evil 4 remake with over 300,000 simultaneous players!
Analyst Michael Pachter suggests a lower monthly price for Xbox Game Pass could have driven more consumer engagement and better supported Xbox’s original console strategy.
As Phil Spencer steps down as Xbox CEO, his tenure marked both a revival and a transformation for Microsoft Gaming, leaving new leader Asha Sharma a challenge to balance the brand’s legacy with an inclusive gaming future.