Twitter owner Elon Musk has already been tweeting about the community moderation program’s new name, and the Birdwatch Twitter account has now switched over to @CommunityNotes. Dorsey’s not a fan — he called Community Notes “the most boring Facebook name ever” — but according to the official account, Community Notes was actually the first name of the program.
In his newest pinned tweet, Twitter’s owner says that too many “corrupt legacy Blue ‘verification’ checkmarks exist.”
Now there’s apparently “no choice” but for the company to drop “legacy Blue” (likely legacy verified accounts, aka people who are verified but don’t pay for the new Twitter Blue). He’s also putting a brave face toward the many Twitter complaints he’s seeing on Twitter, even though for a while there, he felt he was in hell.
Patch 1.61 adds support for AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) 2.1 for PC and next-gen consoles, and based on a couple videos I’ve seen on YouTube, FSR 2.1 looks to bring a few nice improvements to image fidelity and framerates.
The patch also adds umbrellas, which might be the real reason to update.
[Cyberpunk 2077 — from the creators of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt]
In the roguelite platformer, you play as heroes with a unique and often weird trait, like having a spotlight on you that attracts enemies. After each run, you can spend gold to improve your perks or buy weapons and armor so that you’re in better shape for the next run. It’s a delightful loop, and I loved playing it on Steam Deck earlier this year. You can buy Rogue Legacy 2 on the eShop for $24.99.
Make sure you check out Ash Parrish’s recap of Nintendo’s entire Indie World event, which featured a lot of awesome indie games coming to Switch.
