Ubisoft stops online support for 91 games

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Over the past year, Ubisoft has halted online support for 91 games. That means multiplayer components associated with these titles will no longer be accessible. You can't access any achievements or unlockables attached either. As The Verge mentioned, support for these games didn't happen all at once and won't necessarily impact all platforms. Many of these are old titles that are no longer playable on modern machines, so you don't have to worry about that. Some of these titles include Tom Clancy's Endwar, Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2, Beyond Good and Evil, and more.

'Tales from the Borderlands' to get a new game this year

You don't have to wait too long if you've been waiting for a new Tales from the Borderlands game. Gearbox and 2K will release the sequel this year. But it'll feature a new story and adventure. Gearbox will be made "in-house," unlike the first title developed by the now-defunct Telltale Games. It'll be published by 2K. We don't know much beyond that, though. There is no release date yet, but there will be a full announcement this summer.

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Nanoleaf Lines can be customized with coloured Skins

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If you were looking for a way to customize your Lines, Nanoleaf has introduced new Lines Skins. You can attach these to your existing lines to change the colours of the plastic bars. The Skins are available in matte black or matte pink. You can fit these over the bars and connectors, which are white by default. Each $29.99 package comes with nine skins and nine mounting caps.

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Microsoft Teams is finally coming to its app store

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It feels like a weird omission, but Microsoft Teams had to be downloaded from the web or installed alongside the rest of Office 365. But that's about to change. According to a roadmap update, the Teams will arrive in the Microsoft Store sometime next month for Windows 10 and 11. The Windows 10 version will be usable with personal, work, and school accounts, while the Windows 11 model will be for work and school accounts. As The Verge pointed out, the Windows 11 already comes with Teams built in for personal use.

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