The comic, sci-fi and movie convention WonderCon has been running since 1987, an extraordinary 37 years of gathering in various cities of California—currently Anaheim—celebrating the best of nerd culture.
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The comic, sci-fi and movie convention WonderCon has been running since 1987, an extraordinary 37 years of gathering in various cities of California—currently Anaheim—celebrating the best of nerd culture.

Today’s much-awaited PS5 system software update brought back PlayStation 30th anniversary themes, but players quickly realized that it’s missing a beloved feature. The PS1 boot sequence was left out of the update, leaving quite a few fans disappointed.
As much of a bummer as this is, it’s somewhat understandable why Sony didn’t include the PS1 boot screen. The start up sequence, which was especially released to mark PlayStation’s 30th anniversary, replaced the PS5 boot sequence. The company probably wants to keep things uniform, ensuring that all players have the same start up screen when booting up a PS5 console.
That hasn’t stopped fans from wondering why the PS1 sequence wasn’t added as an option, but something is better than nothing, I say!
“Was hoping to see this return,” one disappointed player wrote on Reddit. “Sony, you literally had one job and that was to give us the boot up sounds for the PS1,” wrote another.
On the other hand, a few players expressed relief that they will not be “flash banged” by the PS1 boot screen again.
I’m personally delighted to have my PS3 UI theme and sounds back again! Which theme are our readers opting for?
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Each week Sony brings PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PlayStation VR, and PlayStation Plus owners new content, add-ons, games, and more. Here is the complete global PlayStation Store update. PlayStation LifeStyle catalogs the PlayStation Store updates for the major regions across the globe. Check back every Tuesday to keep up to date with each week’s PlayStation Store Update.
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May the 4th be with you is almost upon us, so get ready for an influx of Stars Wars paraphernalia. That includes new merch, such as Casetify's collaboration with Star Wars. Yes, starting today, Star Wars fans can get a series of branded accessories for devices ranging from iPhones to wireless chargers.
One of the most over-the-top items available is a Darth Vader AirPods holder. As you can see above, it's an entire stand for your AirPods that almost looks like a little bobblehead doll. But, it fits your AirPod case (which can also be Star Wars themed) and leaves space for the keychain to poke out. Plus, Casetify claims it's "complete with authentic breathing sound effects" — a purchase that truly falls under the category of something you never knew you needed.
The Darth Vader head follows similar Casetify products, including a stand that looks like RX-78-2 from Gundam. It also held both AirPods and another case from the anime collaboration. A separate roll out with Neon Genesis Evangelion included an AirPods case based on the head of Evangelion Unit-01.
As for the Star Wars collection, you can check out all the products below and purchase items starting at $32. Some of the themed accessories will be available to buy in bundles.
Uber Shuttle is expanding to Atlanta. This is the company’s bus service that takes people to airports. Shuttle operations will launch in the region next month, delivering folks to and from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
There will be numerous routes for residents to choose from. Uber says it’ll be picking people up from various locations throughout downtown and midtown, with service scheduled for every 30 minutes from 6AM to 10PM every day of the week. As previously mentioned, these shuttles will also take folks from the airport to the same locations.
We don’t know the exact location of the stops yet. Uber says it’ll share that information closer to launch in May. We do know that riders will be able to book up to five seats at a time from up to one week before the departure. As usual, customers will be able to track the real-time location of their Uber Shuttle via the app.
The fare will also be displayed on the app and the company promises it won’t use surge pricing. Early users will pay just ten bucks to use the service, but the cost will eventually go up. Uber says prices will, however, max out at $18.50 per ride. Uber Shuttle has been operating in NYC for a while now, with service to both LaGuardia and JFK.
Uber also released a bit of news regarding a partnership with Delta. This allows folks to rack up Delta SkyMiles by using Uber. The partnership even extends to Uber Eats.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://ift.tt/L38Fn6a
PS5, PS4 players should check out five intriguing PS Store games sooner rather than later as the studio behind them closes it doors. Tequila Works — a once promising studio — is auctioning off its IP after becoming insolvent last year, and there’s no guarantee that these games won’t disappear from the PS Store, especially as they change hands.
The auction page for Tequila Works IP mentions four of the studio’s five games on the PS Store, but we’re listing all five below:
At the time of this writing, none of these games are on sale. If you’re interested in checking any of them out, we advise putting them on your wishlist as they might go on sale in a future PS Store promotion.
I’m throwing in a personal recommendation for RiME. I quite enjoyed the puzzle adventure back in 2017, and it comes with a great trophy list.
A bit of a shame to see Tequila Works go. We sincerely hope these games don’t disappear, but it’s better to be safe than sorry.
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