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BUT Epic Games Store revealed free content for the week of August 18-25, this time with a special pompous boxer for the game Rumbleversethe recently released exciting battle royale.

Rumbleverse was released on August 11th and brought a completely different dynamic as it combines battle royale with hand-to-hand combat very much inspired by lucha libre and WWE with lots of acrobatic moves. In addition, the game is completely free and has many items to use in combat such as chairs, boards, ladders, and tables.

The Bombastic Boxer set includes a complete set including boxing headgear, boxing gloves, boxing jersey, boxing shorts and boxing shoes, plus an exclusive background and title card. In addition, a 120-minute Fame Booster bonus will be activated on the account.

How do I get the Rumbleverse bundle for free?

To redeem a game, you must have an Epic Games Store account. Create it on the official website or log into your account, go to the “Shop” tab and scroll down to find the “Free Games” tab and select Bombastic Boxer Content Pack from Rumbleverse, add it to your cart and complete your purchase with a 100% discount. After that, the game will be available in your library and can be installed at any time.

Android 13 is already a reality and Google smartphone users can install this version. This is still a short list, but it opens the door for other manufacturers to use.

Now that it is available, reports are starting to appear that are not positive. Everything points to problems using various applications, including banking.

Are much news which Google has invested in Android 13, in particular, to protect users and their data.  They have been introduced in various test versions released and have finally reached maturity in the latest submitted version.
This new system, still limited to Google Pixels, is gradually moving to smartphones.  It's still a small audience, but it lets us know how it will behave in the future.  Unfortunately, the news in this area is not the best.
Many reports point to problems using various applications on this new Google system.  They seem to have compatibility issues and don't work properly for android system users.

The solution that seems to exist is just waiting for new versions of those apps to come out.  Developers should check the issues and release updates to Android 13 versions of their apps with issues within a few days to resolve the issue.
If in previous years one of the solutions could be to return to the previous version of the Google system, then this is no longer possible.  One of the measures taken just prevents the regression of the version by blocking the smartphone in the latest version.
This is bad news for Android 13 and for Google, although it's only for developers.  All applications should be updated in the coming days, which will allow you to receive support for the new version and fix the problems found once and for all.

For world cat dayAugust 8, g. Pokemon Go released a 3D billboard featuring some of the game franchise’s most beloved feline characters.

On Sept. 5 in Tokyo, at the east exit of Shinjuku Station, an immersive video captures the Cross Shinjuku Vision digital billboard, which made headlines last year thanks to a massive 3D video of a tabby cat.

The one-minute video can only be described as an amazing choreography of hyper-realistic 3D effects. It starts with the good old Pikachu appearing next to the Pokémon Go logo.

A few seconds later, the entire frame collapses to make way for a lush rainforest that is quickly and chaotically filled with various cat figurines entering and exiting the billboard as if interacting with the building itself or speaking to the audience below to greet them. them. The same tropical setting is occasionally flooded with fire, ice or water flowing out of the frame.

At one point, an avalanche of Poké Balls falls off the screen before being “pushed” over the edge by Pokémon – the latter apparently grabbing the frame and looking down with a welcoming smile.

Finally, the video ends with all the characters next to or above the company logo, giving us one last look before they “leave”.

* Via DesignBoom