On Sunday, Konami teased a mysterious update to its Silent Hill horror series, telling users to tune in to an announcement taking place on October 19th at 5PM ET on the game publisher’s website.
There hasn’t been a new entry in the Silent Hill franchise since 2012, but its developers are reportedly working on multiple new games. Hopefully, we won’t have to wait much longer to see if these rumors are true.
The latest picture captured by the James Webb Telescope shows 17 dust rings surrounding a pair of stars, called Wolf-Rayet 140. This fingerprint-like phenomenon occurs every eight years when the two stars get too close to each other.
If you preordered an Analogue Pocket, you’ll be happy to hear that 95 percent of orders (in Groups B and C) will be shipped by the end of 2022, while the “small amount of remaining orders” will get sent out in 2023.
Analogue’s also making its $99 Pocket Cartridge Adapters available for preorder on October 21st, but they aren’t set to start shipping until next year. The adapters will let you play games from the TurboGrafx-16, Atari Lynx, and Neo Geo Pocket (and Pocket Color) on your Pocket handheld.
Google rolled out a ton of handy lock screen widgets on iOS last week, but now the company’s adding a YouTube widget for your home screen.
The new widget lets you conduct a search on YouTube directly from the home screen, as well as access shortcuts that bring you to your subscriptions, Shorts, and YouTube’s homepage. Just make sure to update the app and open it before attempting to add it to your home screen.
William Wilkerson, a Trump media executive turned whistleblower, offers a detailed look at what it was like working for the company behind Truth Social in a report from The Washington Post.
Wilkerson claims Trump fired the company’s co-founder, Andy Litinsky, for not giving up some of his shares to his wife, Melania Trump. He also reveals problems with Trump’s sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, noting they “were coming in and asking for a handout” despite being largely uninvolved.
Wilkerson says he was eventually fired for making “unauthorized disclosures” to The Post.
