Sunday, December 12, 2021 at 11:08AM 
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Instagram's head Adam Mosseri shared more details about the social media site's plan to bring back its chronological feed. In a Q&A on his Instagram Story released on Friday, he said the company is experimenting with two versions of the feature, which it is targeting to release "early next year."
Sunday, December 12, 2021 at 2:35AM 
PlayStation Now is listed as a "mobile" subscription in a document labelled: "HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL — ATTORNEY'S EYES ONLY." (Apple; Screenshot by Sean Hollister / The Verge)
Sony might have been another console maker looking to bring the experience to smartphones. In a document obtained from Epic Games' lawsuit against Apple, the iPhone maker reportedly learned about Sony's plans to have a "mobile extension" of PlayStation Now back in 2017. It intended to stream over 450 PS3 games first, followed by PS4 titles.
Apple mentioned this rumour/report in the middle of explaining its plans to launch its game subscription service. It didn't launch Apple Arcade until a couple of years after that, but the company saw it as a shift in the industry towards gaming subscriptions.
Saturday, December 11, 2021 at 10:04PM
It's been almost five years since Cuphead launched. Along with that 2018 debut, Studio MDHR announced "The Delicious Last Course" expansion with a planned release in 2019. It's taken a while for the downloadable content to be ready, but now the studio is prepared to give a release date. The DLC is coming on June 30, 2022.
Studio MDHR even shared a new trailer during The Game Awards showing the run-and-gun platformer's gorgeous 1930s art style. The Delicious Last Course takes place on an unknown island called Inkwell Isle. There will be new weapons and charms that you can use when battling bosses in the game. Ms. Chalice is also joining Cuphead and Mugman in this new adventure.
Source: Engadget
Saturday, December 11, 2021 at 9:26PM 
instax mini 11 BTS 'Butter' edition is coming to Canada this month
