In an upcoming update, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 will get a “new, playable environment” to explore, new late-game boss battles, new costumes, and new localizations, developer Sandfall Interactive announced today. The game has also sold five million copies.
[Clair Obscur: Expedition 33]
Beginning today, AI Mode is launching in “more than 35 new languages and over 40 new countries and territories,” Google says, meaning it will be available in “over 200 countries and territories total.”
Now, interestingly, ICEBlock users are the same users who build, support, and buy Apple’s products. And these same people rely on and trust Apple every single day. And I’ll tell you, if I was speaking directly to Tim Cook, I’d say, “Tim, you’ve broken that trust, and now it’s up to you to fix it.”
Apple removed ICEBlock from the App Store last week.
Following recent legal action against a cheater and a person who carried out DDoS attacks, Epic Games said today it has taken legal action against two developers of player-made Fortnite experiences. The developers created bots to inflate player counts so they could get higher payouts, according to Epic’s complaint.
The plan, which includes perks like higher generation limits for its Nano Banana image model in Gemini, is expanding to 36 more countries, Google says. You can see the full list here.
Last month, Google launched Google AI Plus in Indonesia and then brought it to 40 more countries.
In its lawsuit, the state of Kentucky alleges that “Roblox is a hunting ground for child predators” and that the company fails to “implement basic safety controls to protect child users.” Louisiana sued Roblox in August.
The newest iOS 26.1 developer beta forces you to slide to stop the alarm instead of mashing a button. This makes a lot of sense to me and I hope Apple keeps it in the final release, though I may regret saying that when I want to sleep more.
