TechNationNews.com
TOPICS: A Total War Saga: Troy, Epic Games, Epic Games store, SEGA, The Creative Assembly, Total War, Troy
The new installment of the Total War strategy series is now dated, and its launch is surprising. Although originally revealed on Steam, The Creative Assembly (developer) and SEGA (publisher) have announced a collaboration with Epic Games. As such, A Total War Saga: Troy will be exclusive to the Epic Games Store for one year, beginning […]
TOPICS: Game Gear, Game Gear Micro, Puyo Puyo, SEGA, Sonic The Hedgehog
Sega has announced the launch of the Game Gear Micro, a retro mini console commemorating his 60th birthday and the 30th birthday of the historic handheld with which he stood up to Nintendo’s dominant Game Boy. With dimensions of 80 x 43 x 20 mm, its size has shrunk to less than 40 % of […]
TOPICS: casserole, curfew, George Floyd, looting, National Guard, protests, United States
The protests are continuing in the United States, where at least 40 cities have decreed a curfew and remain under the custody of the National Guard, and even on Tuesday the U.S. capital experienced an unexpected potluck as protesters continued to march in front of the White House. More than a week after the African-American […]
TOPICS: China, Chinese, Chinese apps, citizens, dictatorship, espionage, India
This current situation of the coronavirus crisis has led many governments and citizens of different countries to look at China with different eyes, there are more and more application users is that they see in these little less than a form of espionage by foreign governments. This is what explains that an application that tells […]
TOPICS: Beta, free-to-play, Riot Games, shooter, Valorant
After two months in closed beta, ‘Valorant’, Riot Games’ tactical shooter, is now available to everyone. The beta ended last May 28th and during these days the developer of ‘League of Legends’ has been giving the final touches to the launch. You don’t have to watch streaming video games or anything else, just download it […]
TOPICS: Apple, Apple News+, Apple Podcasts, audio news, iOS, Podcasts, Siri
Will Siri become a journalist or will she just read us the headlines of the first news on the list? Apple continues to evolve its Apple News+ news service. A subscription service that gives us access to well-known publications and media (and others not so famous: we have signed up today; let’s see if they […]
TOPICS: beta tester, Halo, Halo 3, Halo Insider
Testing of the PC version of Halo 3 will begin “mid-month,” according to 343 Industries. In a message published in Halo Waypoint, the study explained that these tests will allow them to check not only how the game works, but also to gather feedback on the content and “ensure that all compatible systems are working […]
TOPICS: Daniel’s Hosting, Dark Web, data breach, DH, hackers, leaked data, Privacy
It has now been discovered that a hacker has leaked the user database of Daniel’s Hosting (DH), the largest free web hosting provider on the Dark Web, to the Internet. The leaked data was obtained after a hack on March 10, 2020, acknowledged by the owner, including the violation of personal data, theft of financial […]
TOPICS: CEO, failure, gaming, Google, Stadia, Strauss Zelnick, Streaming, Take-Two Interactive
After surpassing the one million downloads after announcing two months of free play, Stadia continues its hard climb among the best streaming game platforms. Despite the efforts, what initially promised to be a technology with great potential has been deflated over time and has not gone unnoticed by gamers and industry professionals. In an interesting […]
TOPICS: crisis, Donald Trump, funds, George Floyd, GoFundMe
The United States is experiencing an unprecedented historical moment. The first months of 2020 have put the health, economic and social stability of one of the world’s major powers to the test. Without forgetting that this is an election year and the management of President Donald Trump on all the open fronts that are challenging […]
