SHIFT UP Corporation /PlayStation Publishing LLC today announced officially that Stellar Blade will be launching for PC on June 11. Finally, I’ll get to see what people have been fussing over.
The PC release will support NVIDIA DLSS 4 resolution scaling and frame generation, NVIDIA DLAA image enhancement, and NVIDIA Reflex latency reduction features. Additionally AMD FSR 3 is also supported.
Big monitor owners will also be happy as it supports ultrawide resolutions and super ultrawide. There’s also “High-resolution background textures”, full input customization for gamepads and keyboards and some new content with new suits to wear.
The specifications they suggest have been revealed too:
On the official X/Twitter account, they also showed a very brief clip of it on Steam Deck and it seemed to be running well enough but difficult to properly tell. They did also previously say it would be optimised for the Steam Deck. Going by the specifications, it seems reasonable that this might perform well.
Pre-orders are available for £59.99 on the main edition and £79.99 for the complete edition.
Behind the scenes secrets and sights continue to stumble out of the “Avengers: Doomsday” set, and the latest batch reveals an iconic threat to the world of mutantkind and the X-Men, seemingly providing our first blurry look at a Sentinel — or at least parts of one. Thanks to photos and video footage of the set posted on X by UnBoxPHDFilm and booletproof_dummy via Unc | DC Marvel, the legendary mutant-hunting robot looks to have taken a beating, with the Sentinel’s torso and feet on full display, lying down on set. Well, that’s what happens when a 20-foot robot ends up at the door of a very famous school looking for trouble.
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According to social media posts, the scattered statues and lush greenery look to be part of the X-Mansion grounds, suggesting that whenever we meet the X-Men in the upcoming MCU installment, they’ll square off with the towering terror and wreck a few lawns in the process. It’s standard fare for Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and his team to be going up against such adversaries, but the critical thing to consider is just which villain sent them to their home in the first place? Was it another attack from someone in their world, or has a threat from outside their reality managed to bring his own robot force to start some trouble instead?
Does Doom have Sentinels on his side in Avengers: Doomsday?
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With every spoilerific photo we see of the upcoming MCU movie, so too comes a massive dollop of speculation about the Marvel movie with the absolutely massive cast. In the case of this downed Sentinel, it may be too chaotic to have the X-Men dealing with their own kind of drama before Robert Downey Jr.’s Latverian leader wanders onto the scene. In that case, is it possible that this broken-down bot is a Sentinel that’s been controlled by Doom himself, or a similar automaton of his own design?
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In Marvel comic book history, Doom has had a crack at creating his own kind of Sentinel force. During “X-Men/Fantastic Four” #3 in 2020, Doom unleashed an army of Doom-themed robots called Leviathans that were hunting both mutants and humans, only to be destroyed by Franklin Richards, the son of Reed Richards (Pedro Pascal) and Sue Storm (Vanessa Kirby), who were coincidentally last seen touching down on Earth in the post credit scene of “Thunderbolts*.” Keeping this story in mind and Doom’s nature of being a villainous maniac, could this be one of the tricks Victor has up his armored sleeve to have super teams fighting each other (which has been all but confirmed by Alan Cumming recently)? Then again, the X-Men have been known to get in scraps with Sentinels on a regular basis, so maybe it isn’t part of Doom’s grand plan after all.
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We’ll have to find out when “Avengers: Doomsday” arrives in theaters on May 1, 2026.
Experience film and fashion! Riley Keough, Gina Gammell, and Margaret Zhang are teaming up to host the Through Her Lens Conversation: In Process in partnership with Chanel during the Tribeca Festival in New York City.
Guests will come together for an event, which is free of charge and open to the public, on Friday, June 6, at Metrograph to watch clips from Keough and Gammell’s new limited series, In Process, followed by a panel moderated by Zhang.
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The actress, the director, and the filmmaker are set to discuss their creative journeys, artistic processes, the challenges of filmmaking, and inside details about their craft form.
“Riley and Gina are exactly what Through Her Lens is about — women owning the frame and making damn sure they’re not the last ones through the door,” Jane Rosenthal, Co-Founder and CEO of Tribeca, said in a press release.
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“Mentorship is more than advice — it’s about showing what’s possible and paving the way forward. That’s at the core of Tribeca and Chanel’s shared mission to drive lasting change in the industry,” she added.
Through Her Lens: The Tribeca Chanel Women’s Filmmaker Program is a mentorship initiative with Jane Fonda, Greta Lee, Kerry Washington, and more on the advisory board, that offers support, artistic development, and funding to emerging U.S.-based self-identifying women and non-binary filmmakers.
To attend the discussion, visit tribecafilm.com/films/through-her-lens-conversations-in-process-2025. To submit a film for the 10th annual Through Her Lens three-day workshop taking place in Sept. 2025, visit tribecafilm.com/throughherlens.
KuCoin, one of the world’s most recognized cryptocurrency exchanges, shared its vision for a secure and innovative digital asset future during the HODL Summit 2025 in Dubai. Speaking on a leadership panel, KuCoin EU CEO Oliver Stauber emphasized that trust and security are no longer aspirational but foundational to sustainable industry growth.
Key Highlights
Oliver Stauber spotlighted trust and innovation as the pillars of crypto’s next chapter.
KuCoin rebuilt its technical infrastructure to improve scalability, reliability, and asset protection.
The platform holds ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type II certifications, validated by regular third-party Proof of Reserves audits.
KuCoin launched a $2 billion Trust Project to raise industry-wide standards.
With five regulatory licenses, the company plans to launch in Europe and Australia by the end of 2025.
Reinforcing Trust Amid Industry Challenges
During a session titled “Crypto’s Trust Crisis,” Oliver Stauber joined executives from Bitget and Binance to explore how the industry is rebuilding user confidence in the wake of high-profile breaches and tightening regulations.
“When Lehman Brothers collapsed, trust among banks evaporated, leading to years of suffering for clients and the broader economy,” Stauber said. “In contrast, when hacks occur in crypto, industry leaders collaborate swiftly. This unity ensures no user or the market as a whole suffers long-term damage, fostering trust from both users and the market.”
Since its founding in 2017, KuCoin has prioritized user-centric innovation. Today, it serves more than 40 million users across over 200 countries. Its platform spans a range of services including crypto trading, wallets, payments, AI-powered bots, plus wealth management tools.
Security and Scalability at the Core
“Innovation drives growth, but trust secures the future,” Stauber stated. “Security is the bedrock of KuCoin’s operations, paired with sustainable growth as our guiding principle.”
Staying true to that belief, KuCoin has completely revamped its infrastructure to keep up with growing global demand. These updates aim to improve system performance and also include stronger safeguards for user assets.
KuCoin’s ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type II certifications highlight its dedication to international security standards. Meanwhile, independent audits confirm its 100% Proof of Reserves.
The $2 Billion Trust Project and Global Strategy
To raise the bar for industry practices, KuCoin recently unveiled its $2 billion Trust Project. The initiative focuses on transparency tools, regulatory alignment, and security innovation.
“Exchanges are the backbone of crypto’s future, built on transparency and trust. Our ISO 27001:2022 certification is a testament to our unwavering commitment to security,” Stauber asserted.
With five global regulatory licenses, KuCoin is preparing to launch fully compliant operations in Europe and Australia by late 2025. These moves are also expected to accelerate the adoption of the KuCoin Token (KCS), creating new value opportunities for the exchange’s global community.
Global Recognition of Leadership
In 2024, KuCoin was named one of the “Best Crypto Apps & Exchanges” by Forbes and included in the Hurun Global Unicorn Index’s “Top 50 Global Unicorns.” These recognitions validate the company’s continued commitment to innovation, compliance, and user empowerment.
From the stage of the HODL Summit 2025, Oliver Stauber conveyed not just optimism—but resolve. His message: KuCoin is building a crypto ecosystem where trust, security, and innovation are integral to every transaction.
Mastercard is expanding its involvement in cryptocurrency infrastructure through a new partnership with MoonPay, introducing payment cards that allow users to transact using stablecoins.
The underlying infrastructure will be provided by Iron—a stablecoin payments company acquired by MoonPay in March—and is expected to launch later this year, though no specific timeline or countries have been confirmed.
The service is intended for both individuals and businesses and will automatically convert stablecoins into fiat at the point of sale.
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What can we expect from the stablecoin payment cards?
The new card service will allow users to make purchases and receive payments in stablecoins, with transactions automatically converted into fiat currency. This approach is designed to allow merchants and cardholders to interact with stablecoins without dealing with the complexity of managing crypto wallets or dealing with market volatility directly.
Iron, the infrastructure provider now owned by MoonPay, will handle the technical backend of the service. Whilst the specific stablecoins to be supported have not been disclosed, such products typically use well-known assets like USDC or USDT, both of which are pegged to the US dollar.
The rollout is planned to be global, though both companies have not detailed which regions will be prioritised.
Ongoing Regulatory Developments
In the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued guidance in April stating that some stablecoins do not qualify as securities. However, it did not offer clarity on yield-bearing or algorithmic stablecoins, leaving parts of the market in a legal grey area.
The SEC also recently closed an investigation into PayPal’s stablecoin without taking enforcement action, signalling a possible shift toward more defined regulatory boundaries. Even so, the broader legal framework for stablecoins—particularly those used in financial products or payment systems—is still under development in many countries.
Despite this, large payment networks are continuing to experiment. Visa recently launched a stablecoin pilot programme across six Latin American countries, with plans to expand to other continents. Mastercard’s own series of partnerships, including the latest with MoonPay, indicates that the firm views stablecoins as a viable component of future payment infrastructure.
Steel clashes and war drums thunder as a new age of battle dawns — one that will test even the mightiest Slayer.
This GFN Thursday, DOOM: The Dark Ages — the bold medieval-inspired prequel to DOOM and DOOM Eternal — is available for GeForce NOW premium members, aka Ultimate and Performance members, to stream from the cloud at launch. Premium members can also slay in style with a free in-game reward.
The stage is set and the crowd is buzzing — Capcom: Fighting Collection 2 is joining GeForce NOW at launch.
Plus, get ready to take to the skies with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 coming to the cloud this week.
And catch the latest GeForce NOW updates rolling out to members starting this week. The updates include quality-of-life improvements, following performance enhancements like 120 frames-per-second streaming for SHIELD TV to keep the cloud gaming experience at its best.
It’s all part of another thrilling GFN Thursday, with five new games joining the cloud.
Stand and Fight
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
DOOM: The Dark Ages is a dark fantasy and sci-fi single-player experience that delivers the searing combat and over-the-top visuals of the DOOM franchise, powered by the latest idTech engine.
As the super weapon of gods and kings, shred enemies with devastating favorites like the Super Shotgun while wielding a variety of new bone-chewing weapons, including the versatile Shield Saw. Players will stand and fight on the demon-infested battlefields in the vicious, grounded combat the original DOOM is famous for. Take flight atop the new fierce Mecha Dragon, stand tall in a massive Atlan mech and beat demons to a pulp with the newly enhanced glory kill system. Only the Slayer has the power to wield these devastating tools of mayhem.
Experience every gory detail, thunderous shield bash and demon-splitting kill in the cloud. No downloads, no waiting — just pure, uninterrupted DOOM action, wherever members want to play.
SHIELD your eyes.
GeForce NOW Ultimate or Performance members can now claim the DOOM Slayer Verdant skin reward, a fierce, ruthless-looking armor set that’s built for relentless slaughter. Those who’ve opted in to GeForce NOW’s Rewards program can check their email for instructions on how to redeem it. It’s available through Sunday, June 15, first come, first served.
Step Into the Ring
The fight continues.
Capcom’s new fighting collection hits the stage — and the cloud.
Choose from fan favorites like Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 and Project Justice, as well as 3D action titles like Power Stone and Power Stone 2 in this collection of eight classic fighting games. Each can be played online or in co-op mode. Get back in the ring and duke it out in battles that everyone rumored but no one believed.
Chase victory by streaming on GeForce NOW. Ultimate and Performance members enjoy higher resolutions and lower latency compared with free users for a true cloud-gaming edge.
Game On
Streaming from a powerful GeForce RTX gaming rig in the cloud enables GeForce NOW to deliver continuous improvements and new features that enhance members’ streaming experiences. This week, update 2.0.74 is rolling out, bringing several enhancements to the cloud.
Members will see an upgraded library syncing feature for those using PC game subscription services like PC Game Pass and Ubisoft+, making it even easier to jump into games. Supported titles for these game services will now be automatically added to members’ “My Library” after resyncing their Ubisoft, Battle.net and Xbox connected accounts in the GeForce NOW app.
This update follows the recent performance boost for SHIELD TV users in SHIELD Experience 9.2.1, now supporting up to 120 fps 1080p streaming for GeForce NOW Ultimate members. Those who prefer higher resolution over frame rates can continue streaming at up to 4K 60 fps.
With such ongoing updates, GeForce NOW is making cloud gaming more seamless and accessible across devices.
Fly Your Way
Fly anywhere with the cloud.
GeForce NOW brings a groundbreaking aviation experience to the cloud with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Members can experience the game that redefines aviation simulation with unparalleled realism and global exploration.
Pursue dynamic aviation careers through missions like Medevac, Search and Rescue, and Aerial Firefighting. Plus, compete in thrilling events such as the Red Bull Air Races. The game introduces advanced physics, enhanced aircraft systems and a groundbreaking flight planner for immersive gameplay. Explore an exceptionally detailed digital recreation of Earth, featuring handcrafted airports, landmarks, dynamic biomes, and real-time air and maritime traffic.
With stunning visuals, diverse wildlife and realistic weather systems, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 offers unmatched experiences for pilots and adventurers. Ultimate and Performance members can play with GeForce RTX 4080-level performance with the highest frame rates and lowest latency. Ultimate members can elevate their adventures at up to 4K resolution and 120 fps for the most immersive rides in the sky.
Fired Up for New Games
It’s hammer time.
Manage a medieval forge in Blacksmith Master, launching this week in the cloud. Find and hire the best staff and equip them with the right tools to optimize the business and train their skills over time. Design the shop for the best throughput, fulfill orders from across the kingdom to unlock new capabilities, and seek out new opportunities in the market as customers come looking for a variety of historically inspired items — from weapons and armor to tools and cooking utensils. Perfect the craft to become the Blacksmith Master.
Look for the following games available to stream in the cloud this week:
The Precinct (New release on Steam, May 13)
Blacksmith Master (New release on Steam, May 15)
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 (New release on Steam, May 15)
DOOM: The Dark Ages (New release on Steam, Battle.net and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass, May 154)
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (Steam and Xbox, available on PC Game Pass)
What are you planning to play this weekend? Let us know on X or in the comments below.
Would you rather fight 1 demon the size of a castle or 100 normal-sized demons all at once? 😈🔥
The automotive marketing software market is expected to register a CAGR of 7.2% during 2023-2031. Omnichannel marketing approaches and virtual and augmented reality for enhanced customer experiences are likely to remain key trends in the market.
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The adoption of Automotive Marketing Software is growing globally as more automotive companies embrace how it can help gain more transparency in customer engagement and build their marketing efforts in a more organized manner.
The larger markets of North America and Europe are adopting automotive marketing software at a much higher rate, while the Asia-Pacific region is expected to grow at a higher pace.
The adoption of automotive marketing software is not uniform and depends on several factors. Among the key factors, the company size is the most critical as small-scale industry players are still in the initial stages of adoption, while the largest automakers and their chain of dealerships have already adopted the technologies. The market is expected to grow further as more companies realize the need for more data-driven, personalized marketing strategies in the automotive industry.
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Commemorating the first-ever crypto transaction, Binance’s campaign includes the biggest BTC rewards pool ever launched by a CEX, meetups around the world, social channel activities, and a livestream with Binance leaders.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced the launch of a global initiative to commemorate the 15th anniversary of Bitcoin Pizza Day, featuring a $5 million BTC rewards pool. According to the platform, this represents the largest Bitcoin giveaway ever conducted by a centralized exchange. The campaign honors the widely recognized transaction that took place on May 22nd, 2010, when Laszlo Hanyecz used 10,000 BTC—then valued at approximately $40—to purchase two pizzas, marking one of the earliest examples of Bitcoin being used as a medium of exchange in the real economy.
“From two pizzas to a global financial movement, crypto’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary — and our community has been the driving force behind it,” said Rachel Conlan, Chief Marketing Officer at Binance, in a written statement. “This year, we’re marking Bitcoin Pizza Day with the biggest BTC referral giveaway in history — $5 million worth — alongside over 26 local meetups and social activations. It’s our way of honoring how far we’ve come while inviting millions more into the crypto world,” she added.
Running from May 15th to May 28th, 2025, the campaign allows participants to refer others to the Binance platform using a limited-time referral link. In recognition of Bitcoin’s early transaction history, BTC was selected as the reward asset, with a maximum reward of $40 allocated per referral pair. Both the referring user and the invited user can receive a Pizza Box reward valued at up to $20 in BTC. The top referrers in the campaign may qualify for additional BTC token voucher rewards of up to $5,000 each. With a total prize pool of $5 million in BTC, the initiative is positioned as Binance’s most extensive reward-based onboarding campaign to date.
Alongside the promotion, Binance is hosting themed community events in multiple global locations, including cities in Asia, Europe, South America, and Africa. Activities range from branded pizza truck appearances in Almaty and Johannesburg to in-person meetups in cities such as Dubai, Bordeaux, and Buenos Aires. These gatherings are set to feature educational and community-oriented programming, with complimentary pizza and promotional giveaways.
Complementary digital engagement includes a series of interactive initiatives across online and social media platforms, such as a global social contest highlighting users’ first cryptocurrency transactions and gamified activities across Telegram, Discord, and WhatsApp. On Binance Square, a Level Up campaign for new users and a #BinancePizza challenge will offer participants the opportunity to earn from a BNB prize pool valued at $6,000 by sharing verified cryptocurrency trade activity using the Trade Sharing tool.
On May 22nd, Binance executives are expected to join the broader community for a livestream event, discussing Bitcoin’s development, the role of Pizza Day in cryptocurrency culture, and broader trends shaping the digital asset landscape.
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Ubisoft has decided to extend the development timelines for some of its “biggest productions”, in order to try and ensure they meet the high bar set by the Assassin’s Creed Shadows, both by critics and at the tills.
These are unnamed titles that did not have confirmed launch windows, pushing their release back to mid-2026, 2027 or early 2028 and generally giving development teams longer to work on projects. The suggestion that these are their top tier games, and from an investor call Q&A, this would refer to the publisher’s top brands, including Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, Rainbow Six, The Division and Ghost Recon.
“After a review of our pipeline,” CEO Yves Guillemot said, “we have decided to provide additional development time to some of our biggest productions in order to create the best conditions for success. As a consequence, FY2026-27 and FY2027-28 will see significant content coming from our largest brands.”
This gives an indication to investors that there will not be a massive budget release this financial year. The company still has committed launches for Anno 117: Pax Romana, the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake, The Division Resurgence spin-off, Rainbow Six Mobile, Rainbow Six Siege X, and some unannounced titles within this window.
FY 2024-25 was down on the previous year, despite the launch of Assassin’s Creed Shadows in March, after the underperformance of Star Wars Outlaws last summer. However, AC Shadows should have a long tail into FY 2025-26 that, alongside the new titles, should keep things steady through this year for the successive years to improve upon.
Announced back in March, Ubisoft is creating a new subsidiary in financial partnership with Tencent to act as a new home for some of its biggest studios and franchise – specifically Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry and Rainbow Six. The expectation is that this will be fully formed by the end of this year.
That comes after their “cost savings program” (read: layoffs) that took place over the last few years. Guillemot says they “are committed to going further” (read: more layoffs) and will aim to make additional savings of €100 million in the next two years. The company cut around 3,000 jobs in the last two years to save €200 million, so simple maths suggests that 1,500 more jobs will be cut in the next year or two. That’s always reassuring to hear for employees…
Strictly Come Dancing star Dani Harmer has opened up about the traumatic birth of her first child.
The Strictly star, 36, talked about the difficult experience during an appearance on Vanessa yesterday (Wednesday, May 14).
Dani was on Vanessa yesterday (Credit: Channel 5)
Strictly Come Dancing star Dani Harmer on traumatic birth of her first child
In 2016, Dani gave birth to her daughter, Avarie-Belle Betsy Rachel Brough.
However, giving birth proved to be a traumatic experience for the former Strictly star.
Appearing on Vanessa yesterday, Dani told show host Vanessa Feltz that giving birth to her first child is an experience that took her a long time to get over.
“I had a really traumatic first birth,” she said. “I was in labour with her [Avarie-Belle] for five days, which then resulted in an emergency cesarean, which is very different from an elective one.”
Dani revealed that she’d initially hoped to have a natural birth, listening to “whale music and giving birth in the water”.
“It was really, really scary,” she then continued. “Not just for me, but for my partner as well. I think it was probably more traumatic for him because he had to witness the whole thing.”
‘I can almost cry about it’
Dani continued. “And it was scary for him thinking not only might he lose his baby, but he might lose me as well,” she then said.
“I don’t remember much of it because I was drugged up on a lot of different things, but it was an experience I really didn’t want to have to repeat,” she said.
“So when we fell pregnant with my second, I really wanted to go for an elective caesarean,” she then said.
“I found that they were really trying to persuade me to go for a natural birth, and I said to them, ‘unless you can guarantee me that I’m going to give birth naturally, one hundred percent, then otherwise I will want an elective one’,” she then added.
The star gave birth to her son in 2022 (Credit: Channel 5)
Strictly Come Dancing star Dani Harmer talks giving birth for a second time
Dani then went on to say that she’d heard that having an elective cesarean was much “calmer”, which “thankfully, it was”.
“I had a very, very different experience the second time round.
“But the first time, it was horrible. If I think back to that first birth, I can almost cry about it, and it took a really long time to get over it,” she then confessed.
She then explained that that was why there is such a “big gap” between her two children. Dani had her second child in 2022, six years after her first.
Read more: Strictly star Kai Widdrington addresses ‘snub’ after being left with no partner: ‘It’s never nice’
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