The games that have been and will be leaving the Xbox Game Pass subscription service offered by Microsoft for Xbox and PC users have been announced. More than 15 titles are leaving the Xbox Game Pass library in the second half of September. Xbox Game in September…
In a surprise blog post, Microsoft mentioned that Activision Blizzard cloud game rights will be sold to Ubisoft.
From now on, PS5 games started to offer 4K resolution over the cloud. Invitations began to arrive.
Radical temperatures experienced since April pose unprecedented threats especially to the oceans. The Atlantic Ocean, home to the world’s largest reefs, is warming like never before. As a result of this…
According to recent research, there may be two exoplanets sharing the same orbit around the star PDS 70, which is 400 light-years away.
According to the latest information, Microsoft plans to release a completely cloud-based version of the Windows operating system that will run without the need for a physical computer. An internal company report that was made public as part of the FTC hearing.
Being stuck in a cloud and not being able to fall to the ground… This seemingly impossible event actually happened in 1959…
Mammatus clouds, which can occur in almost any part of the world and are sometimes seen as amusing and sometimes as a harbinger of disaster due to their strange shapes, actually appear as a visual reflection of a simple natural event. Let’s examine in all details the questions that are curious about what mammatus clouds are, what they herald, and how they are formed.
A cloud mass passing over Istanbul in the evening hours of April 18 made the citizens experience the night at once.
The dates and names of the games that will be added to the Xbox Game Pass subscription service offered by Microsoft for Xbox and PC users in the first half of April have been announced. As of this month, 5 games worth 1900TL will be added to the Xbox Game Pass library.
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