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Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic announced as a KOTOR spiritual successor

Kyle Orland / arstechnica - Original KOTOR director Casey Hudson returns to Star Wars with new studio Arcanaut.

#software #gaming #entertainment #playstation #starwars #scifi #xbox #technology #disney #videogames

(PR) Arcanaut Studios Unveils Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic in Collaboration With Lucasfilm Games

2 months / techpowerup

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2 months / bsky / @arstechnica.com / arstechnica.com

Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic announced as a KOTOR spiritual successor

2 months / arstechnica / Kyle Orland

The next Star Wars game is the spiritual successor to Knights of the Old Republic

2 months / theverge / Ash Parrish

Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic is a new action RPG from the director of Mass Effect and KOTOR

2 months / engadget / Anna Washenko

Back to Top / Thursday, December 11, 2025, 9:20 pm / permalink 16866 / 5 stories in 2 months


Epic Games’s Fortnite is back in US Google Play Store, as court partially reverses restrictions it won on iOS

Sarah Perez / techcrunch - The game is back on the Google Play Store, but another court decision is rolling back some of the developer-friendly changes on iOS.

#software #gaming #techpolicy #mobile #google #android #apps #litigation

Fortnite returns to Google Play Store after 5-year antitrust battle

2 months / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

Tim Sweeney on the future of Fortnite after another win over Apple

2 months / theverge / Jay Peters

Fortnite is Back in the Google Play Store in the U.S.

2 months / thurrott / Paul Thurrott

Fortnite is back in Google’s Android app store

2 months / theverge / Stevie Bonifield

Fortnite is back on the Google Play Store

2 months / engadget / Anna Washenko

Epic Games’s Fortnite is back in US Google Play Store, as court partially reverses restrictions it won on iOS

2 months / techcrunch / Sarah Perez

Back to Top / Thursday, December 11, 2025, 3:21 pm / permalink 16850 / 6 stories in 2 months


Opera Wants You To Pay $20 a Month For Its AI Browser

msmash / slashdot - Opera has opened its AI-powered browser Neon to the public after a couple of months of testing, and anyone interested in trying it will need to pay $19.90 per month. The Norway-based company first unveiled Neon in May and launched it in early access to se…

#ai #software #browsers #aiethics #genai #business #pricing #ux #technology #digitalprivacy

New AI Browsers Promise Multistep Automated Workflows

2 months / pymnts / PYMNTS

Opera Wants $20 a Month for Its New AI Browser. You Probably Shouldn’t Pay It.

2 months / gizmodo / Bruce Gil

Opera Neon is Now Available

2 months / thurrott / Paul Thurrott

Agentic AI Browser: Opera Neon Goes Public For $19.90/Month

2 months / winbuzzer / Markus Kasanmascheff

Opera Neon Browser Drops Waitlist, Adds Deep Research Agent

2 months / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

#Opera wants you to pay $20 a month to use its #AI-powered #browser Neon - techcrunch.com/2025/12/11/o... hahahaha. no.

2 months / bsky / @glynmoody.bsky.social / glynmoody.bsky.social

Opera Wants You To Pay $20 a Month For Its AI Browser

2 months / slashdot / msmash

Opera Neon, Opera's experimental agentic AI browser, is now available to all

2 months / betanews / Wayne Williams

Opera Neon Browser Drops Waitlist, Adds Deep Research Agent

2 months / macrumors / Tim Hardwick

Opera wants you to pay $20 a month to use its AI-powered browser Neon

2 months / techcrunch / Ivan Mehta

Back to Top / Thursday, December 11, 2025, 9:21 am / permalink 16833 / 10 stories in 2 months


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