Relatives of passengers on board the missing plane that crashed in Iran are questioning the rescue efforts. All 66 people on the flight are feared dead.
Falluja: Meet Issa Saer, mayor of ruined Iraqi city
Falluja was ruined in the battle against the Islamic State group – meet the mayor picking up the pieces.
Thai survival training: Drinking cobra blood in the jungle
US and South Korean soldiers learn essential jungle survival skills in Thailand.
Jeffrey Kong: Singapore’s Lego brick artist
Jeffrey Kong creates objects using Lego. He says it can be used as a form of self-expression
Mozambique rubbish dump collapse kills at least 17 people
Mozambique rubbish dump collapse kills at least 17 people, crushing five homes in the night.
Here’s Who Ronda Rousey Might Face at WrestleMania 34
With WrestleMania 34 right around the corner, here’s who “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey might clash with on the Grandest Stage of Them All.
Doom on Switch Adds Splatoon-Style Motion Controls
Doom on Switch has quietly added an unexpected new feature – Splatoon-style motion controls.
A number of users have noticed that the new 1.1.1 patch adds a “motion aiming” option to the game’s controller settings menu. Sensitivity and inversion can subsequently be adjusted.
It works similarly to Splatoon 2, where the left analog stick controls lateral movement, but physically moving the Switch aims the crosshairs.
Holy crap. @DOOM on Switch post-patch 1.1.1 has motion controls… #nintendoswitch pic.twitter.com/XYoOG1F9rY
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Florida shooting: Calls for military funeral for slain student
Peter Wang was reportedly wearing his uniform when he was shot holding the door for fleeing students.
Burnout Paradise Remaster Confirmed For PS4, Xbox One, And PC
Burnout Paradise is getting a current-gen remaster, publisher EA has confirmed. The racing game has been given a PS4 and Xbox One release date of March 16, while the PC version is coming “later this year.”
Burnout Paradise Remastered will include the base game and eight add-on packs–including the open-world expansion Big Surf Island–as well as the Legendary Cars pack, which brought vehicles based on those from movies such as Back to the Future and Ghostbusters. EA says this new edition includes technical enhancements that include “high resolution textures” and 4K / 60 FPS support for PS4 Pro and Xbox One X. It will cost $40 in the US, with international pricing yet to be revealed.
We enjoyed Paradise upon its release in 2008, with critic Alex Navarro saying it’s a “superbly fun racer” in our Burnout Paradise review and awarding it a 9/10. It’s still the most recent game in the mainline series of Burnout games. Since then, developer Criterion has made one spin-off–Burnout Crash–and Need For Speed: Most Wanted, as well as helping out with other games such as Need For Speed: Rivals and Star Wars Battlefront II. It was also working on an extreme sports game, though that was later canceled, with EA saying the developer was experimenting with new IP.