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Rafiki, Uganda’s rare silverback mountain gorilla, killed by hunters
Four men face life imprisonment, if found guilty, after the silverback was found dead in a national park.
Lebanon protests escalate as currency dives
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Jessica Mulroney: I Do, Redo removed from TV after ‘white privilege’ row
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Hello Kitty founder Shintaro Tsuji steps down as CEO aged 92
Shintaro Tsuj steps down after six decades at the helm of the company that created the character.
Putin makes first public appearance in weeks of lockdown in Russia
Russia’s president marks a holiday by promoting a reform that could keep him in office until 2036.
Metin Topuz: Turkish court jails US consulate employee for terror offences
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Coronavirus: How pandemic turned political in Brazil
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Bungie Disables Destiny 2’s Trials Of Osiris After A Bug Breaks It
If you were looking forward to jumping into the first Trials of Osiris weekend of Destiny 2‘s new Season of Arrivals, we’ve got some bad news. Bungie has disabled the mode in order to deal with a bug that’s broken the rewards for the mode, and it’ll stay offline for the rest of the inaugural weekend of Season 11.
According to Bungie, the bug messes things up for players who achieve a flawless “Trials Passage,” the card that tracks wins in the highly competitive multiplayer mode. In Trials, your goal is to win seven multiplayer matches before losing a total of three, but you get the best rewards come if you manage seven wins and no losses–a flawless run.
When that happens, you get access to a special social space called the Lighthouse, where you get some of the best rewards in Destiny 2. But the new bug plaguing the game is disrupting things for players who go flawless, preventing them from reaching the Lighthouse.
PS5 Reveal Event: All The Game Trailers From The PlayStation 5 Debut
The PlayStation 5 reveal event was our first look at the next-gen console from Sony, in more ways than one. Though it did feature a short introduction from CEO Jim Ryan, and occasional brief statements from studio heads and other developers, it was mostly a trailer showcase. As Ryan said, the company wanted to let the games speak for themselves, and they did.
What followed was nearly an hour of trailer after trailer showing Sony’s next-gen lineup. It included first-party exclusives like Horizon Forbidden West and Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and served as the debut for some big third-party games like Hitman 3 and Deathloop. It all ended with a trailer showing off he hardware design itself, finally answering the outstanding question of what the PlayStation 5 looks like.
You can catch up with all of the PS5 games shown, but if you just want to watch the trailers, we’ve compiled them all below. Many of these are in 4K, while the stream itself was limited to 1080p/30FPS due to technical considerations stemming from Sony working from home. As such, here’s your chance to see them in all their glory.