Barely made official, GTA 6 is already making people talk about its release date, Valve has unveiled a brand new Steam Deck model with OLED screen and Windows 10 might not close shop in 2025, that’s the recap!
It’s time for the big recap of Friday, November 10, 2023. Today, we had the announcement of a new console, a highly anticipated game which mentions its release date as well as an OS which could last a a little longer than expected. Let’s go !
GTA 6 might not arrive until 2025
It’s okay, it’s finally official. Rockstar has indeed announced GTA 6. No images or details, just the certainty that the first trailer will be released at the beginning of December. However, you won’t have to wait for the game for a while. Rockstar Universe and RockstarINTEL, two specialized sites, reveal that the target year for the release would be 2025, not before. It’s credible, knowing the studio’s habits. After waiting for GTA 6 for ten years, what are two more years?
Read – GTA 6: Rockstar has reportedly postponed the release of the game, despite the imminent arrival of the trailer
Valve announces Steam Deck OLED
It’s a big surprise: Valve has announced a brand new Steam Deck model. His particuliarity ? Have an OLED screen. Indeed, the American brand has included a 7.4-inch panel with a refresh rate of 90 Hz. We remain at 800p, but it’s still a big improvement! Inside, we are also promised a slightly more powerful processor. Not enough to change the experience, but plenty to accompany this new screen.
Read – Steam Deck OLED: Valve launches a new, even more powerful version, here are all the changes
Windows 10 might last a little longer than expected
Windows 10 was released in 2015. Theoretically, it should therefore end in 2025. But a billion users are still on this OS and this poses a serious problem for Microsoft. Some observers therefore imagine that the Redmond firm could give it a little extra time, in order to give time for latecomers to upgrade to Windows 11, and Windows 12 which could arrive as early as next year.
Read – Windows 10 too popular to abandon, will Microsoft give it another reprieve?