13 May 2021, 08:05 pm
E3 2021 is coming really soon, and fans couldn t be more excited to see something good after the bust that was E3 2020. And the all-digital event is going to make it a lot easier for attendees to digest everything E3 come June.
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BRAZIL - 2021/01/20: In this photo illustration, a hand of a person holds a smartphone with an Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) logo displayed in the background.
WCCFTech reports that E3 2021 will be accessible via a full online portal and a mobile app. These will feature a slew of virtual booths where convention-goers can find all the latest gossip about their favorite games and gaming tech. The portal and app are expected to be a central hub for the entire show.
Xiaomi Mi 11X Review: Kills the need to spend more Review Xiaomi Mi 11X Vanshika Malhotra 4.5 5
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Xiaomi’s venture into the premium arena is well known. The company, with the launch of the Mi 10 lineup came up with intriguing propositions last year and the same expedition continues. Except, it is based on the very ideology the company has been following since its inception: high-end specifics at a low-end price tag. Also Read - Redmi Note 10S budget smartphone to launch in India on May 13: Here s what we know
Such is the case with the company’s new offspring, the Mi 11X, born into the new Mi X family. The phone looks like a capable contender for under 30K with a mixture of 5G futureproofing, a high refresh rate, fast charging, a premium chip, a noteworthy design, and loads of e
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Halo TV Show Producer on Fan Expectations: You Can t Satisfy All the Voices
Halo has some really hardcore fans, fans that were quick to disparage
Halo Infinite last year when it was revealed for not being up to snuff, which certainly played a role in its delay from 2020 to 2021. And of course, these fans have a lot of opinions on the upcoming Paramount+ TV adaptation. Just this week a tweet from the actor playing Master Chief caused considerable backlash and division.
Speaking about working with fan expectations, producer on the show, Kiki Wolfkill revealed it a an interesting needle to thread with beloved characters, such as Master Chief. And to this end, Wolfkill noted that you can t please everyone.