Ryan Gilliam writing for Polygon
Bungie’s focus for Destiny moving forward is depth. What the studio is calling Armor 2.0 should bring new player builds into Destiny 2 with Shadowkeep. Players will customize their armor with meaningful perks, instead of having to choose between quality and aesthetics.
The images that Bungie used in the trailer show a kind of energy system. It looks like players can slot different perks into their armor. But each perk costs a certain amount of energy.
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tvOS 13 beta 2 brings Picture-in-Picture video multitasking to Apple TV: https://9to5mac.com/2019/06/17/tvos-13-beta-2-picture-in-picture/
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"When I open Twitter, play my Relax music playlist"
Best feature of the new Shortcuts app in iOS 13 yet pic.twitter.com/7QagvZbJEE
— Federico Viticci (@viticci) June 14, 2019
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Cute animation on Apple Canada’s website today https://www.apple.com/ca/
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Tom Warren writing for The Verge
Instead of detailing xCloud specs, launch dates, or pricing, Microsoft muddied the waters by introducing a new “Console Streaming” feature. It turns an Xbox One into a streaming server so you can access your games wherever you are, very much like Sony’s Remote Play feature for PS4.
Looking forward to this feature.
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RT @viticci: Three years after our original concept (
https://youtu.be/J2VcbT4Pgdk) you can now finally drag notifications to open app windows i…
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Just announced on stream: On September 17, Cross Save will become available on Destiny 2 across ALL platforms!
Tune in for the rest of the news:
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— Bungie (@Bungie) June 6, 2019
