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After a rather tumultuous week for the Escape From Tarkov community, where developers Battlestate Games managed to wipe out years of goodwill in one fell swoop, a new game has rocked up, and it's looking to swipe some angry fans. The main problem arose from Battlestate releasing a new DLC, for which they charged extra even for players who had already bought the $150 Edge of Darkness (EoD) Edition, which was meant to cover all future DLCs. After a confusing debacle, Battlestate finally reneged on EoD owners having to pay extra for the DLC, but it still admitted that there isn't the server capacity to accommodate everyone. In the wake of all of this a new contender entered the playing field: Gray Zone Warfare is a rival extraction shooter with a similar unforgiving nature contrasted with a tropical setting and a less specific military contractor vibe. It launched in early access today, and so far, it has seen some impressive numbers. Gray Zone Warfare is currently sitting at the top of Steam's best sellers, beating the newly released city builder Manor Lords and the ever present CS2. But unfortunately that hasn't translated to user reviews very well: It has a mostly negative review score on its Steam page, sitting at 33% at time of writing. While some of the top comments are slating Tarkov, many more explain some fundamental problems with this FPS. The top review, with over 1,000 people finding it helpful, simply says, "at least it doesn't cost 250 dollars." There are a couple more touching on Tarkov's recent monetisation problems, but these are no longer the majority. Many more are reporting that the game's performance is pretty awful. Even with everything at minimum one comment says that it's "barely running 60fps," and that's with a 3080 Ti. Another comment rebukes the comparison to Tarkov, saying, "Gray Zone Warfare is like No Man's Sky 1.0 on PS4 compared to Tarkov." Most players just say that everything is clunky and the movement feels slow; you can't even sprint and strafe at the same time. Although Gray Zone Warfare is in early access so things may not be perfect straight away. Tarkov has certainly had a rough time recently, and for good reason, but even so it doesn't look like all that community outrage will transfer to players for Gray Zone Warfare, at least not in its current state. https://www.pcgamer.com/games/fps/gray-zone-warfare-tops-steams-best-sellers-partly-thanks-to-disgruntled-tarkov-players-at-least-it-doesnt-cost-250-dollars/

After losing everything in a poker game, you find yourself, the poorest of pilgrims, living in a tent deep in the woods. But you’re not about to give up yet; you’re sure you can better your fortune if only you can make some deals with the local townsfolk. Of course, you’ll have to puzzle out their requests as everyone in Pilgrims talks gibberish. Pilgrims: A Whimsic al World Pilgrims is a simplistic mobile adventure title in which you explore a whimsical hand-drawn world. You start as a lonesome pilgrim sporting a cowboy hat and a thick black mustache. However, as you play, you can win over new friends who will join you on your adventure. The game is divided into scenes that you can travel between by choosing a destination on the map. You’ll watch miniatures of your current party flitting across the map. When you tap a scene that you can enter, the destination flag will turn orange. Some scenes aren't as easy to spot on the map as others, so be sure to tap various spots to make sure you don't miss anything. Different characters are equipped to complete different tasks. Granny is able to garner more sympathy from the shopkeeper than your mother characters while the Rogue can complete feats of strength.Therefore, adding them to your party is essential to progressing through the game. Each member of your party is represented as a card at the bottom of the screen, as are all the items in your inventory. To choose a character object to add to the current scene, select its card and drag it upward. Best P&C adventure games on Android As you play, you’ll want to collect any item you can as everything you collect can be used to solve one puzzle or another. Refreshingly, there are multiple ways to solve puzzles and move through the game, so you can really get creative and play your own way. This charming adventure title also features entirely hand-drawn graphics that lend it a novel aesthetic. The game also features 45 achievements to unlock. It’s unlikely that you’ll unlock them all in one playthrough. Considering this, coupled with the fact you can complete quests in multiple ways, Pilgrims is one game you’ll want to play through at least twice. https://www.pocketgamer.com/pilgrims/review/

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Poco has announced discounts on several of its phones in India ahead of upcoming Amazon and Flipkart sales. There will be discounts of up to Rs. 4,000 apart from bank offers and coupons applicable on particular platforms. The discounts will be available from May 1 to May 10, the company confirmed. This will encompass the e-commerce sales scheduled to go live in the country. The Amazon Great Summer Sale will start on May 2, as will Flipkart's Big Saving Days. Poco X6 Neo 5G The Poco X6 Neo 5G, priced at Rs. 15,999 at launch for the 8GB RAM and 128GB option, will be available at Rs. 13,999 during the upcoming sale. The 12GB + 256GB variant was unveiled at Rs. 17,999 and will be available at Rs. 14,999. It comes with a 6nm MediaTek Dimensity 6080 SoC, a 6.67-inch 120Hz full-HD+ AMOLED display with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection, a 108-megapixel dual rear camera system, and a 16-megapixel selfie shooter. It gets a 5,000mAh battery with 33W wired fast charging support. The Poco X6 Pro is down Rs. 4,000 from its launch price. The base variant with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage is available for Rs. 22,999, down from Rs. 26,999. Meanwhile, the 12GB + 512GB variant will be available at Rs. 24,999, down from Rs. 28,999. Offered in Poco Yellow, Racing Grey, and Spectre Black colours, the Poco X6 Pro 5G comes with a MediaTek Dimensity 8300-Ultra chipset, a 5,000mAh battery with 67W fast charging support, a 6.67-inch 120Hz 1.5K display, a 64-megapixel triple rear camera unit, and a 16-megapixel selfie camera. Buy at: Rs. 22,999 for the 8GB + 256GB option (MRP: Rs. 26,999); Rs. 24,999 for the 12GB + 512GB option (MRP: Rs. 28,999) via Flipkart and Amazon. Android 15 Could Bring Back Lock Screen Widgets This Way: Report Poco X6 5G The Poco X6 5G will also be available with a Rs. 4,000 discount. The 8GB + 256GB variant will be available at Rs. 17,999 instead of the launch price of Rs. 21,999. The 12GB + 256GB and 12GB + 512GB variants, priced at Rs. 23,999, and Rs. 24,999, respectively, at launch, will be available at Rs. 19,999 and Rs. 20,000, respectively. Buy at: Rs. 17,999 for the 8GB + 256GB option (MRP: Rs. 21,999); Rs. 19,999 for the 12GB + 256GB option (MRP: Rs. 23,999); Rs. 20,000 for the 12GB + 512GB option (MPR: Rs.24,999 ) via Flipkart and Amazon. Poco M6 5G The base 4GB + 128GB option of the Poco M6 5G was priced at Rs. 10,499 during launch, while the 6GB + 128GB and 8GB + 256GB variants were listed at Rs. 11,499 and Rs. 13,499, respectively. The Poco M6 5G Airtel Prepaid Bundle is marked at Rs. 10,499. During the sale, the Airtel Bundle of the Poco M6 5G is getting a discount of Rs. 2,750, bringing down its effective price to Rs. 7,749. The 4GB + 128GB and 6GB + 128GB variants are set to get Rs. 2,200 off on the marked price and can be bought at Rs. 8,299 and Rs. 9,299, respectively. The top variant of the Poco M6 5G with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage will get Rs. 2,500 off, with its sale price coming down to Rs. 10,999. The Poco M6 5G has a 6.74-inch 90Hz HD+ display with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection, a MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ SoC, a 50-megapixel AI-backed dual rear camera unit, a 5-megapixel front camera, and a 5,000mAh battery with 18W wired charging support Buy at: Rs. 7,749 for the Airtel Bundle (MRP: Rs. 10,499); Rs. 8,299 for the 4GB + 128GB option (MRP: Rs. 10,499); Rs. 9,299 for the 6GB + 128GB option (MRP: Rs. 11,499); Rs. 10,999 for the 8GB + 256GB option (MRP: Rs. 13,499) via Flipkart and Amazon. Poco M6 Pro 5G The Poco M6 Pro 5G gets up to Rs. 3,500 discount during the sale. The phone debuted in India at Rs. 11,999 for the 4GB + 128GB option, while the 6GB + 128GB and 8GB + 256GB variants are priced at Rs. 12,999 and Rs. 14,999, respectively. During the sale, the phone will be available at Rs. 8,999 for the 4GB option and Rs. 9,999 for 6GB. The top-end 8GB + 256GB variant will get a discount of Rs. 3,500 and can be purchased at Rs. 11,499. Poco M6 Pro 5G comes with Qualcomm Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 SoC, a 6.79-inch 90Hz full-HD+ display and an 8-megapixel selfie shooter. It shares the rear camera, battery and charging details with the vanilla Poco M6 model. Buy at: Rs. 8,999 for the 4GB + 128GB option (MRP: Rs. 11,999); Rs. 9,999 for the 6GB + 128GB option (MRP: Rs. 12,999); Rs. 11,499 for the 8GB + 256GB option (MRP: Rs. 14,999) via Flipkart and Amazon. https://www.gadgets360.com/mobiles/news/poco-x6-neo-pro-m6-5g-c65-c61-discount-price-amazon-flipkart-sale-india-5555597#pfrom=topstory

Si llevamos un tiempo dándole vueltas a la posibilidad de comprar una barra de sonido para disfrutar de nuestros videojuegos favoritos, pero las opciones económicas son muy básicas y las caras se nos salen del presupuesto, has hecho bien en esperar ya que Creative acaba de presentar la barra de sonido Sound Blaster GS3, una barra que tiene todo lo que necesitamos: calidad a precio contenido. La nueva barra de sonido que ha lanzado Creative al mercado, se suma a la reciente renovación de la gama de altavoces para PC Creative Pebble y al amplio número de tarjetas de sonido que nos ofrece. Sound Blaster GS3 La barra de sonido Sound Blaster GS3, ya disponible en el mercado, está pensada para usuarios gaming que quieren disfrutar de la mejor calidad de sonido sin gastarse mucho dinero y con la ventaja (física) que aporta el tener una barra de sonido en lugar de unos altavoces, ya que este tipo de producto se pueden colocar cómodamente bajo el monitor sin ocupar mucho espacio. Lo primero que llama la atención de esta nueva barra de sonido es que cuenta con iluminación RGB en la parte inferior, iluminación ajustable para crear todo tipo de ambientes acorde con la iluminación del resto de los componentes de nuestro PC o setup. Está disponible en color negro con un diseño que no rompe la estática y que se amolda al resto de periféricos de nuestro PC. En cuanto a sonido, ofrece un máximo de 24W gracias los drivers racetrack de rango completo que incluye dos altavoces de 6W x 2 RMS. Gracias a la tecnología Superwide, la barra de sonido nos ofrece una sensación de inmersión muy similar a la que podemos encontrar con barras de sonido más caras y grandes, con potentes graves. https://hardzone.es/noticias/perifericos/nueva-barra-sonido-barata-creative/

Es muy probable que, si has estado buscando un ordenador barato, te hayas topado con estos portátiles conocidos como «Chromebook». Por un precio que oscila entre los 100 y los 250 euros puedes tener un ordenador portátil moderno, totalmente funcionar, con la única limitación de que solo puedes usarlo con Chrome OS, el sistema operativo de PC de Google. Esto es un gran hándicap, ya que este sistema está limitado por todas partes. Por suerte, existe un truco para «desgoogletizarlo» y poder instalar el sistema que queramos, como Windows. Chrome OS es un sistema operativo basado en Linux pero que ejecuta, como escritorio, una instancia del navegador, Google Chrome, de la cual es imposible salir. De esta forma, podemos utilizar cualquier tipo de aplicación web y navegar por Internet, incluso instalar y usar apps de Android en los modelos más potentes, pero nada de instalar programas convencionales de Linux, y mucho menos de Windows. Seamos sinceros: gastarnos 250 euros en un portátil, de potencia escasa, y que encima solo vamos a poder usar con este sistema operativo limitado por todas partes no es una buena idea. Y menos si tenemos en cuenta que, por unos 400, podemos encontrar ya portátiles con procesadores más potentes y, sobre todo, Windows. Pero si ha sido tu caso, y te has comprado, o te han regalado, uno, no pasa nada. Con este truco que te contamos podrás instalarle un Windows 100% funcional para convertir este «chustabook» en un ordenador portátil totalmente funcional. Instalar Windows en Chromebook Lo primero que tenemos que hacer es asegurarnos de que nuestro portátil cumple con unos sencillos requisitos. Básicamente que tiene al menos 20 GB de almacenamiento interno, un procesador de 1 GHz, y 2 GB de memoria RAM. Esto podemos saberlo fácilmente ejecutando en Chrome el comando «chrome://system». Si lo cumple, enhorabuena, puedes instalar Windows en él. Ojo. El proceso es algo complicado, y puede fallar. Y volver a instalar Chrome OS, aunque no es imposible, es también complicado. Hazlo bajo tu responsabilidad. Lo primero que tendremos que hacer es descargar una imagen ISO oficial de Windows 10. Esta podemos encontrarla en este enlace, estando siempre actualizada y sin modificar. Una vez bajada, usaremos el programa «Rufus» para crear un USB de instalación para poner en marcha este SO. Llegados a este punto, empieza lo complicado. Lo primero es desactivar la protección contra escritura del equipo. Esta medida de seguridad es la que impide que podamos instalar otros sistemas o acceder a la memoria interna del sistema. Suele ser muy fácil de desactivar, pero cada modelo tiene una forma de hacerlo. En esta web podemos buscar nuestro modelo, y saber así cómo hacerlo. El siguiente paso es activar el modo desarrollador. Para ello, con la unidad apagada, lo que haremos será pulsar los botones «escape» y «actualizar», junto al botón de «encender». Mantenemos pulsadas las dos primeras teclas hasta que el PC arranque. Cuando veamos una pantalla que nos indica que Chrome OS está dañado, pulsamos «Ctrl + D», y esperamos, aceptando cualquier mensaje que aparezca, hasta que tengamos el modo desarrollador habilitado. En este tutorial de XDA te explican, paso a paso, cómo hacerlo. Ya de nuevo en Chrome OS, abrimos la consola de desarrollador con el atajo de teclado Control + Alt + Actualizar. Iniciamos sesión con el usuario «chronos», y una vez en línea de comandos ejecutamos el siguiente: cd; curl -LO mrchromebox.tech/firmware-util.sh && sudo bash firmware-util.sh Nos aparecerá una ventana de la UEFI del equipo. Elegimos la opción 2 (Install/Update UEFI (Full ROM) Firmware) y esperamos a que acabe. Durante el proceso nos preguntará si queremos crear una copia de nuestro Chrome OS, algo que sí debemos hacer para poder restaurar el sistema en caso de querer volver a él. Ya estamos listos. Ahora solo nos queda instalar Windows en el Chromebook. Insertamos el USB con Windows que hemos preparado antes, entramos en la BIOS para cambiar el orden de arranque y poder arrancar desde el USB, y comenzará la instalación. Debemos seguir los pasos que nos brinda el asistente, igual que si lo instaláramos en cualquier otro PC. https://www.softzone.es/noticias/windows/instalar-windows-chromebook/