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Wednesday, 07 Jul 2021 10:49 AM MYT
BY RAYMOND SAW
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KUALA LUMPUR, July 7 ― Sony has been doing State of Play events since 2019, where they highlight the best upcoming games on their Playstation console. Today, they revealed a new State of Play event set for July 8. The highlight of the event will be Deathloop, a Playstation-exclusive video game that incidentally is being made a Microsoft-owned studio.
Deathloop, the upcoming action-adventure game, is currently under development by Arkane Studios. Players assume the role of an assassin stuck in a time loop on the island of Blackreef. In order to escape, you’ll have to go kill a number of targets, all before the day resets. First announced back in E3 2019, it was later revealed to be a timed Playstation 5 exclusive. This means that for the first year of it’s release (expected to be this September), the only console that Deathloop will be avail
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Celebrating hari raya far away from home 11 May 2021 / 09:00 H. Pix for representational purpose only/ASYRAF RASID/THESUN
KUALA LUMPUR: For Malaysians working abroad, the festive season is usually the time they feel the sharp pangs of separation from their families.
Nordiana Arshad, who is working as a nurse in Saudi Arabia, is getting used to celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri alone as this is the fourth time she is not able to return home to be with her family in Klang, Selangor, during the festival.
Nevertheless, it gives her a great deal of satisfaction knowing that she is serving as a nurse – a noble profession by all accounts – in the city of Madinah, the second holiest city for Muslims after Makkah.