Ubisoft lawyer says The Crew fans ‘cannot complain” about the game’s death because not owning anything was part of “their bargain”

In response to a class action lawsuit in California initiated by gamers Matthew Cassell and Alan Liu, Ubisoft’s legal representative, Steven A. Mareberg, contends that fans cannot express dissatisfaction over the demise of online-exclusive games. According to court documents published by Polygon, Marenberg asserts that the packaging for The Crew explicitly indicates an internet connection is necessary and Ubisoft holds the authority to terminate “certain online features” provided that players receive a 30-day notice prior to such action.

How to Get the Sigil of the Arcane in Avowed

To locate the Sigil of the Arcane, head towards Shark’s Teeth, Shatterscarp, as indicated on the map provided. The secret entrance to this room is close to the bridge, specifically opposite where you usually engage Captain Tago for his reward. Before entering the hidden room, make sure to defeat Captain Tago and his companions first, clearing the area of any obstacles.

How To Unlock And Play Barrel Bowling In Monster Hunter Wilds

One method by which this impact has been attained is through the incorporation of mini-games. In the game Monster Hunter Wilds, Barrel Bowling was introduced in Title Update 1, allowing players to demonstrate their lane prowess with an awkward (and potentially explosive) variation. Here’s a rundown of everything you’ll require to become a bowling expert.

Hokutomaru confirmed in Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves EVO showcase

This week at the EVO Fatal Fury: City of Wolves exhibition broadcasted on the EVO Twitch channel, Hokutomar was introduced. The event featured skilled players like Riddles, Nitro, Smug, E.T., and MenaRD showcasing the game’s characters. Among them, E.T., a renowned SNK player, demonstrated a high-damage combo using Hokutomar’s diverse skillset.

Video game and technology stocks jump on Trump’s latest reversal of tariffs

Trump has declared a 90-day halt on the tariffs, as reported by CNBC and the White House’s social media platforms. Starting right away, the rate for tariffs on goods imported from most global trading partners will be uniformly set at 10%, except for China, which is subjected to a 125% tariff. This move has led to an increase in the stock prices of numerous tech and video game companies due to this announcement.

TSMC (TSM) could face up to $1 billion fine for US export regulation violation

According to Reuters’ recent report, which relied on unnamed sources knowledgeable about the situation, TSMC may have faced a fine due to US export violations. It is alleged that TSMC produced around 3 million chips over the past few years for a Chinese company called Sophgo. Upon examination of these chips, authorities reportedly found that some of the chips used in Huawei’s processors were similar to those designed for Sophgo. Since TSMC’s chips incorporate US technology, their presence in Huawei’s products could potentially breach export control regulations. If found guilty, TSMC could face a fine equivalent to twice the value of the transactions that violated the rules.