Palworld is the latest survival-crafting game to really take off running. Like many other games in the genre‚ you'll be tasked with building bases‚ gathering resources‚ and crafting many an item. However‚ Palworld comes with the unique twist of also being a monster-catching game. You'll catch and put together a party of Pals by your side and set some to work at your base. You can even create a guild and play with friends!

While playing Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth‚ you will come across a ton of characters that are friends with Ichiban and Kiyru. Each of these characters is important to the story‚ but there is one that stands out to Ichiban specifically.

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Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images Apple’s new plan to comply with the European Union’s tech regulations has already drawn criticism from Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney and Spotify. Now Microsoft is weighing in with its own concerns‚ calling the App Store changes in the EU “a step in the wrong direction.” Apple has proposed a new Core Technology Fee for apps that want to operate on third-party app stores in the EU. It will require developers using third-party app stores to pay €0.50 for each annual app install after 1 million downloads. Apple will also still take a 17 percent commission from the developers who choose to use third-party payment processors. “Apple’s new policy is a step in the wrong direction‚” says Xbox president Sarah Bond in a post on X. “We hope they... Continue reading…

Illustration: Alex Castro / The Verge Vertical video platform TikTok wants users to turn their phones around and start shooting horizontal videos — long ones‚ too. TikTok appears to be incentivizing creators to start posting horizontal videos that are more than a minute long‚ according to a prompt seen by creators @candicedchap and @kenlyealtumbiz. The platform says it will “boost” these videos within 72 hours of posting. Creators who’ve been on TikTok for more than three months will be eligible for the viewership boost‚ as long as the videos are not ads or from political parties. The Verge reached out to TikTok for additional information but didn’t immediately hear back. Pushing for horizontal videos would be a big change Most people who watch TikToks do so on their... Continue reading…