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Samsung, in the year 2023, had announced the 5th generation of its Galaxy Z Fold and Flip smartphones, however, the price was quite high in comparison to those offered by Chinese brands for their foldable. Keeping the advancement and competition in mind, it is rumored that Samsung may bring an entry-level Galaxy Z Fold 6 with a sleek and thinner body as compared to Galaxy Z Fold 5. Therefore, this suggests that we may see a cheaper and more affordable version of Galaxy Z Fold 6 in the coming months. Know more about Samsung foldable plans here.

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‘s production continues to be plagued by set photo leaks. A recent batch revealed Ryan Reynolds sporting a samurai hairdo. Since Wade Wilson is supposed to have a burnt and scarred face, many wish to know if there’s another long-haired Deadpool variant in the film. So, here’s all you need to know about Reynolds’ new hairstyle and its relation to a potential Deadpool variant.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, the newly titled next video game starring everyone’s favourite whip-wielding archaeologist, is set in the year 1937. But where does that place it in the grander Indy timeline? Well, we know it’s set in-between the Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade, the first and third films in the original trilogy respectively. But it’s a little more complicated than just that, with other films and games coming both before and after Dr Jones’ latest adventure. Let’s take a quick look at his story so far, the artifacts he’s already discovered, and the relationships he’s forged (and broken).

Yesterday we got the big reveal of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and Bethesda and MachineGames didn’t hold back, revealing quite a bit of first-person gameplay and other info about the game’s approach and story. That said, there were a few lingering questions after the presentation, such as, who’s playing Indy and what kind of tech is powering the game? Well, we now have answers on both.

Don't be fooled by this upcoming indie with its Disney-style animations, as it's closer to Little Nightmares than The Little Mermaid. 

So, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a first-person game. This has come as a bit of a surprise to some people, who likely were expecting a third-person perspective thanks to not just the Great Circle’s movie roots but also Indiana Jones’ influence on the video game industry. But do you really want another Uncharted game where the only significant difference is that your sarcastic hero now wears a hat? After six Uncharted games, a reboot trilogy of Tomb Raiders, and uncountable third-person adventures going back to the dawn of the medium, I think developer MachineGames has made a wise move in making Indiana Jones first-person.

It's been almost seven years since Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, but our treasure hunting days are about to make a comeback.

MachineGames unveiled Indiana Jones and the Great Circle during yesterday's Xbox Developer Direct with a rather impressive presentation. The developers also seemed genuinely psyched about the project, believing it to be a great match for their own game-making chops. Speaking to the Bethesda blog, Senior Animator Rebecca Elfstrӧm Hidén said:

We should know by now never to count out Indiana Jones. First The Last Crusade was proven to be a misnomer when it was followed up by 2008’s Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and then even that was replaced as Indy’s final adventure with 2023’s Dial of Destiny.