If Halo 3's Box Art Slapped On A T-Shirt Sounds Appealing, Have We Got Some Good News For You

Google Keep has been part of the G-suite for over ten years now. The app has not received major changes until now, but things have changed. The company has rolled out an upgrade to make the app more user-friendly and improve the app's performance. This not only will help increase the app's popularity but will also give tough competition to similar apps by rivals. Recently, the app integrated some new text formatting features that will come in handy.

Sometimes wearing your favorite fandom on your sleeve for everyone to see simply isn't enough. Popping similar t-shirts on your kids and kitting your house out in stuff inspired by the series you love might not be enough either. What next step could there possibly be? There isn't one. Well, there is now, provided you have a dog. Funko's Loungefly has unveiled a line of dog accessories officially licensed by Marvel so your superhero love can be reflected in your pet ownership along with everything else.

The Jackbox Party Pack series was created in 2014, and since then, Jackbox Games has released a new set of games in these packs each year. We all love an irreverent party game that brings us together with our friends or family, only to later have us argue to death. Now, we can get our hands on the 10th installment. What kind of party tricks have they brought this year?

Apple enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the AirTag 2 will need to be patient for a much longer period as an analyst has revealed that the launch has been postponed till 2025. This was revealed by noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Initially slated for a late 2024 or early 2025 launch, the production timeline for this popular accessory has faced delays. It looks to have fallen victim to more important Apple products, which too are reportedly facing delays.

EA Sports FC 24 has remained at the top of the UK boxed charts for a third week despite a 36% sales decrease.

It’s hard to know if there’s any information left for Intel to reveal in regard to its 14th gen CPU lineup as retail pricing is now out in the wild. The good news is that the Raptor Lake refresh isn’t going to increase the pricing from last year and will follow the example set by the 13th gen lineup.

There’s nothing wrong with a company going in and “touching up” something about a game they don’t like or feel “doesn’t match” their intention with what’s happening. That’s a natural part of game development in many respects. However, in the case of the upcoming Princess Peach Showtime, some fans are having a bit of a debate over something Nintendo did in an attempt to “update” things without trying to “make it noticeable.” Specifically, after the game was fully unveiled at the latest Nintendo Direct, the official box art for the title was dropped. Fast forward to now, and it’s been updated, and gamers…have thoughts.

Princess Peach: Showtime! is slated to hit shelves on March 22, 2024, and as the release date crawls nearer, we’re seeing increased marketing for the game. Twitter user @Nintendeal noted that Nintendo has surreptitiously swapped out the box art. This change can be seen on the eStore.

Nintendo has changed the box art for its upcoming Princess Peach game, and it now features a much fiercer Peach. 

Nintendo quietly updated the Princess Peach Showtime box art to change Peach's face. Now, it more closely resembles her movie counterpart. Kung Fu Peach even has an angrier expression, rather than smiling blissfully as she leaps into an attack. Fans were quick to notice this as posts cropped up across Reddit and Twitter - some hate it, some love it, some are just bewildered.

EA Sports FC 24 has retained the top spot of the UK physical charts this week, despite a 48% decrease in sales.

Rtings is four months and about 2,000 hours into its OLED PC monitor burn-in testing and the results so far do not look good for monitors with Samsung's QD-OLED panels.