Valve plans a major update for 'Team Fortress 2'

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It's been years since Valve released a major update for Team Fortress 2. But that's about to change. The studio published a rare blog post on the TF2 website asking the game's community to submit new content to the Steam Workshop ahead of May 1. Valve teases that it plans a "full-on update-sized update - with items, maps, taunts, unusual effects, war paints" and more. It plans to release the update in the summer.

As Engadget noted, the last major content release for TF2 was back in 2017 for its 10th anniversary. The smaller updates released in the past few years centred around the botting problem that made it impossible to play the title. So, if you've been waiting patiently for a new content addition, now's your time.

Samsung to launch a special edition, BMW M3-inspired Galaxy S23 Ultra

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Samsung continues its tradition of releasing special edition versions of its phones. This time, the premium Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra gets a new look thanks to a partnership with BMW M. The phone will get a limited-edition version design paying homage to the German automaker's E30-generation BMW M3. Samsung plans to release only 1,000 units starting February 17 in South Korea for KRW 1,727,000 (around CA$1,820) through SK Telecom.

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'The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom' might be the largest first-party Nintendo Switch game

There are hints that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will be the largest first-party Nintendo game on the Switch. A Redditor clocked that the Japanese version of the game comes in at 18.2GB, which is the same size claim the US Nintendo eShop makes. Meanwhile, the UK Nintendo eShop mentions you'll need 18.6GB of storage.

When compared to Breath of the Wild, that takes up around 14.7GB on your system. So, we're expecting a more expansive adventure this time around. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is coming out on May 12.

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