That’s according to billbil-kun, who digs up unannounced information about games.
Nintendo delayed its planned April 9th preorders to “align with the timing” of the also-delayed US preorders.
Semiconductor tariffs could be on the way, The New York Times reports:
Federal notices put online Monday afternoon said the administration had initiated national security investigations into imports of chips and pharmaceuticals. Mr. Trump has suggested that those investigations could result in tariffs.
“By this summer,” according to CEO Sam Altman. Any name would be better than “GPT-4o.”
Just look at VideoCardz’s homepage right now.
Specifically, “into the impact of federal regulations on competition, with the goal of identifying and reducing anticompetitive regulatory barriers,” according to a press release. Members of the public can submit comment about how “federal regulations can harm competition in the American economy.”
Semafor wrote about efforts from President Trump’s circle to encourage him to have a tougher spine against Meta’s lobbying efforts. One person, Mike Davis, seemed to hint about an Oval Office meeting last week on X.
The company has rebranded its Search Ads team to Apple Ads, 9to5Mac reports. “Our ad offerings have grown beyond search,” Apple says in a post. “So we’ve decided to change our name.”
Apple has ads in many parts of the App Store, including the Today tab.
Prince of Persia’s excellent 2D sidescrolling metroidvania from last year is out now on mobile.
I’m guessing touch screen controls may not be the best way to play the game, but you can play with an external controller if you want. There are also “auto-actions” you can turn on like automatic parries that could make things easier.
