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New leaks indicate Monster Hunter Wilds on Switch 2 will support local multiplayer

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Par :Mustafa Mahmoud
31 décembre 2025 à 16:00

As part of the latest update for Monster Hunter Wilds, dataminers discovered code relating to a potential Nintendo Switch 2 version being in the works currently. While neither Capcom nor Nintendo have officially commented on the matter, further datamining has uncovered even more details pertaining to a Switch 2 release for MH: Wilds.

Following on from yesterday’s leak which indicated that Capcom is working on a Switch 2 version of Monster Hunter Wilds, dataminers have now uncovered further evidence of its existence, including some of the compromises being made for the port.

According to the latest infodump, the Switch 2 version of Monster Hunter Wilds will feature its own bespoke DLSS preset similar to that of other Nintendo Switch 2 releases.

Wilds Nintendo

Though of course subject to change, the port also appears to cull its NPCs at a much more aggressive rate when compared to other versions.

That said, by far the most interesting revelation is the fact that MH: Wilds on the Switch 2 looks set to support local multiplayer. It’s worth noting that this does not mean split-screen multiplayer, but using two Switches on a local network.

Still, it will be interesting to see whether these cutbacks are enough to get the game running competently on the Switch 2. We will have to wait for an official announcement to find out.

KitGuru says: Have you been waiting for Wilds to come to Switch 2? How do you think the port will perform? Are you pleased with the current state of the PC version? Let us know down below.

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« Nous les appelons DarkSpectre » : ces outils de productivité ont espionné en silence des millions de réunions d’entreprises

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Par :Amine Baba Aissa
31 décembre 2025 à 13:30

Le 30 décembre 2025, les chercheurs de Koi Security ont publié les conclusions de leur dernière enquête sur l’acteur cybercriminel DarkSpectre. Identifié depuis plusieurs années, cet acteur chinois aurait récemment disséminé des extensions de navigateur visant à collecter des renseignements d’entreprise, en extrayant notamment des informations issues de réunions Zoom et Google Meet.

« Nous les appelons DarkSpectre » : ces outils de productivité ont espionné en silence des millions de réunions d’entreprises

✇Numerama
Par :Amine Baba Aissa
31 décembre 2025 à 13:30

Le 30 décembre 2025, les chercheurs de Koi Security ont publié les conclusions de leur dernière enquête sur l’acteur cybercriminel DarkSpectre. Identifié depuis plusieurs années, cet acteur chinois aurait récemment disséminé des extensions de navigateur visant à collecter des renseignements d’entreprise, en extrayant notamment des informations issues de réunions Zoom et Google Meet.

Après Stranger Things, ces 3 séries vont devenir votre nouvelle obsession

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Par :Julie Hay
31 décembre 2025 à 12:33
Stranger Things Suite Recommandations Séries

Stranger Things fait ses adieux ce 1er janvier 2026. Si Hawkins et ses mystères vous manquent déjà, que vous redoutez le vide laissé par la série des frères Duffer, voici 3 séries qui vont rapidement devenir vos nouvelles obsessions télévisuelles. Du côté de l'horreur ou de la science-fiction, ces séries sont des pépites à ne pas manquer après Stranger Things.

Après Stranger Things, ces 3 séries vont devenir votre nouvelle obsession

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Par :Julie Hay
31 décembre 2025 à 12:33
Stranger Things Suite Recommandations Séries

Stranger Things fait ses adieux ce 1er janvier 2026. Si Hawkins et ses mystères vous manquent déjà, que vous redoutez le vide laissé par la série des frères Duffer, voici 3 séries qui vont rapidement devenir vos nouvelles obsessions télévisuelles. Du côté de l'horreur ou de la science-fiction, ces séries sont des pépites à ne pas manquer après Stranger Things.

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Forfaits SFR : les offres internet et mobile de l’opérateur au carré rouge en 2026

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Par :Axel Savoye
30 décembre 2025 à 17:00

SFR est un opérateur historique en France qui inspire des sentiments mitigés. Certes, l'opérateur au carré rouge s'est nettement amélioré sur le plan technologique avec la 5G+ et le Wi-Fi 7, mais un éventuel rachat par les rivaux pourrait refroidir l'envie de souscrire à un forfait SFR. Par ailleurs, voyons si ces derniers méritent votre argent.
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Chaque matin, WhatsApp s’anime avec les dernières nouvelles tech. Rejoignez notre canal Frandroid pour ne rien manquer !

Monster Hunter Wilds update hints at upcoming Switch 2 release

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Par :Mustafa Mahmoud
30 décembre 2025 à 15:00

Monster Hunter Wilds started its life as one of the most anticipated titles of 2025. While the game benefited from a strong launch, various performance and visual issues led to the game seeing a sharp decline in sales. With the recent Title Update 4 finally marking a point of stability for Wilds, it appears as though Capcom are gearing up to release the game onto the Nintendo Switch 2.

As discovered by dataminers (and shared to the MonsterHunterLeaks subreddit), the recent title update 4 for Monster Hunter Wilds appears to include references to the Nintendo Switch 2, indicating that Capcom might be working on a Nintendo version of the game.

As mentioned, Monster Hunter Wilds suffered from plenty of performance issues across the board at launch, including on high-end PC hardware, and so releasing a Switch 2 version alongside all the others would have certainly been inadvisable.

Wilds Switch 2

That said, with the publisher continuing to optimise the experience (alongside their increased knowledge of Switch 2 development thanks to other Capcom projects), a Switch 2 version could at some point be a reality.

While the series initially started on the PS2, Monster Hunter has had a strong presence on Nintendo platforms over the years, with the OG Switch receiving its own unique entry in the form of MH Rise (though it did eventually come to all other systems).

Given their continued work on optimising the game, here’s to hoping that we’ll get another major performance patch some time in 2026 – likely around the same time that the Switch 2 version is announced/released.

KitGuru says: What do you think of title update 4? Has it fixed most of the performance issues for you? Do you have high hopes for the Switch 2 version? Let us know down below.

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Le Vélib a aussi le droit à sa rétrospective façon Spotify Wrapped (et c’est un projet indépendant)

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Par :Nicolas Lellouche
30 décembre 2025 à 11:25

Quelle distance avez-vous parcourue en Vélib en 2025 ? Combien de temps avez-vous passé sur un vélo ? Êtes-vous plutôt flemmard (électrique) ou sportif (mécanique) ? Le site Véliwrap, fruit de l'imagination d'un développeur indépendant, vous propose une rétrospective de votre année sur un vélo en libre-service.

Idris Elba and Cynthia Erivo Make King Charles’s New Year Honors List

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Par :Jenny Gross
29 décembre 2025 à 23:30
Mr. Elba received a knighthood and Ms. Erivo was also honored in an annual British tradition celebrating professional excellence and community service.

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England’s national women’s team lifts the trophy after defeating Spain to win the European women’s soccer championship, in July in Switzerland.

Apple Appeals $1.8 Billion UK Antitrust Ruling Over App Store Fees

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Par :Hartley Charlton
29 décembre 2025 à 17:53
Apple has asked the UK Court of Appeal to overturn a £1.5 billion ($1.76 billion) antitrust ruling that found the company overcharged millions of App Store users, escalating one of the most significant competition cases ever brought against the company in the country (via The Guardian).


The application follows a decision in October by the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), which concluded that Apple abused its dominant position by charging excessive commissions on ‌App Store‌ purchases between 2015 and 2024. The tribunal found that Apple's control over app distribution on iPhones and iPads allowed it to impose commission rates of up to 30% that were higher than would have prevailed in a competitive market, resulting in consumer harm estimated to be worth £1.5 billion.

The case was raised as a collective action on behalf of approximately 36 million British consumers. Under UK collective proceedings law, eligible consumers are automatically included unless they opt out, meaning that anyone in the UK who made ‌App Store‌ purchases during the relevant period could be entitled to compensation if the ruling stands.

In its judgment, CAT said Apple should have charged lower commissions, estimating that rates of around 17.5% on app sales and 10% on in-app purchases would have been more appropriate. The tribunal acknowledged that this assessment relied on "informed guesswork" based on the evidence presented.

Apple strongly disputes that approach. After the October ruling, the company sought permission from CAT to appeal, but the tribunal refused in November, concluding that Apple had not met the legal threshold to challenge its decision. Apple has now applied directly to the Court of Appeal, which has the authority to grant permission even where CAT has declined.

Apple said it disagrees with the ruling and argues that the tribunal took a flawed view of the app economy. In a previous statement responding to the decision, the company said the ‌App Store‌ operates in a "thriving and competitive app economy" and provides developers and consumers with security, privacy protections, and access to a large marketplace. Apple also noted that most developers now pay a reduced 15% commission and that the ‌App Store‌ facilitated more than $55 billion in sales in the UK last year.

If Apple's appeal is rejected and the ruling is upheld, the £1.5 billion award will be distributed among eligible UK consumers, with individual payouts likely to be relatively small but collectively significant.
This article, "Apple Appeals $1.8 Billion UK Antitrust Ruling Over App Store Fees" first appeared on MacRumors.com

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