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Ein weiterer Amoklauf an einer Schule auf den Philippinen: Ein Schüler und der Schütze getötet
Heute, am Dienstag, wurden zwei Schüler (einer der Angreifer, der andere das Opfer) bei einer Schießerei an einer von der Ateneo University of Zamboanga auf den Philippinen betriebenen weiterführenden Schule getötet.
Der Angreifer, ein Schüler der 9. Klasse, betrat das Gelände mit einem Gewehr und einer Pistole, betrat ein Klassenzimmer der 10. Klasse und eröffnete das Feuer. Ein Schüler wurde getötet, woraufhin der Angreifer sich das Leben nahm. Es gab keine weiteren Todesopfer, aber zwei weitere Personen wurden verletzt, so Berichte von Reuters.
Der philippinische Präsident Ferdinand Marcos Jr. befahl der Polizei, zu ermitteln und festzulegen, welche Maßnahmen zur Verhinderung von Gewalt in Schulen ergriffen werden sollten. Der Vorfall ereignet sich weniger als zehn Tage nach dem tragischen Amoklauf an einer Schule in Thailand, bei dem ein Schüler eine Schießerei an einer Schule am Stadtrand der Hauptstadt Bangkok verübte.
Here er de 27 beste mannlige og kvinnelige spillerne i EA Sports FC 27
Selv om EA ennå ikke har bekreftet den fullstendige listen over spillerrangeringer for « EA Sports FC 27, med lanseringen som nærmer seg for hver dag og er satt til 25. september, er nå de best rangerte mannlige og kvinnelige spillerne blitt avslørt. Totalt er 27 spillere fra hver kategori bekreftet, og som man kunne forvente, er dette noen av de største og mest ikoniske navnene i moderne fotball.
Når det gjelder den fullstendige listen og rangeringen av hver spiller, kan du se denne informasjonen nedenfor.
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De beste mannlige spillerne i « EA Sports FC 27:
- Kylian Mbappé – 91
- Erling Haaland – 91
- Rodri – 90
- Ousmane Dembélé – 90
- Vitinha – 90
- Harry Kane – 90
- Michael Olise – 90
- Pedri – 90
- Lamine Yamal – 90
- Thibaut Courtois – 90
- Jude Bellingham – 90
- Gabriel – 89
- Gianluigi Donnarumma – 89
- Bruno Fernandes – 89
- Khvicha Kvaratskhelia – 89
- Nuno Mendes – 89
- Willian Pacho – 89
- Lionel Messi – 89
- Vinicius Junior – 89
- Jan Oblak – 88
- Declan Rice – 88
- William Saliba – 88
- Virgil van Dijk – 88
- Achraf Hakimi – 88
- João Neves – 88
- Joshua Kimmich – 88
- Luis Diaz – 88
De beste spillerne i kvinnenes « EA Sports FC 27:
- Alexia Putellas – 91
- Aitana Bonmati – 90
- Khadija Shaw – 90
- Caroline Graham Hansen – 89
- Mariona – 89
- Ewa Pajor – 89
- Claudia Pina – 89
- Temwa Chawinga – 89
- Mapi Leon – 88
- Patri Guijarro – 88
- Yui Hasegawa – 88
- Klara Buhl – 88
- Alessia Russo – 88
- Sophia Wilson – 88
- Melchie Dumornay – 88
- Barbra Banda – 88
- Debinha – 87
- Irene Paredes – 87
- Kadidiatou Diani – 87
- Rose Lavelle – 87
- Sakina Karchaoui – 87
- Vivianne Miedema – 87
- Ona Batlle – 87
- Lauren Hemp – 87
- Ann-Katrin Berger – 87
- Pernille Harder – 87
- Hannah Hampton – 87
Stare at an imprisoned god to stop the apocalypse in Sarco, a no-saves horror game in which you'll also, somehow, have to explore a gutted scientific base
In Hello Andromeda's Sarco, you're trapped in a scientific research base with a sarcophagus housing a cosmic being that starts to open when you aren't looking at it. Friends, I am never going to beat this game - not because I dread to gaze into the abyss, lest it gaze into me, nor because as with Schrödinger's cat, I do not credit the sealed cosmic being with a stable existence prior to the box's opening. No, I'm going to fail because my parents taught me that it's rude to stare and they did not add the disclaimer "...unless you're trying to keep the lid on Shub-Niggurath, The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young."
Ex-PlayStation boss doesn't know if Sony killing physical games is "such a big issue" since players need to download patches and extra data anyway
Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida has shared his thoughts on Sony's decision to stop producing physical discs for new games from 2028 onwards, and he doesn't "understand if it's such a big issue," actually.
Sony's announcement last month went down extremely poorly – the uproar from consumers, devs, and publishers alike has been enormous. Despite major concerns about the future of game preservation, ownership, the second-hand game market, and how Sony's decision might influence the likes of Nintendo and Xbox, the company isn't budging – in fact, Sony chief financial officer Lin Tao recently said that the PlayStation owner doesn't "see that there will be any negative impact on our business," despite being aware of the "strong views" against it.
Speaking to GamerBraves in a new interview, Yoshida – the former president of Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios – is asked for his thoughts on the decision. Of course, he wasn't involved himself, as he left the company early last year, and notes, "I didn't know they were planning that." However, he doesn't seem opposed to it.
"Personally, I'm a totally digital consumer," he begins. "I don't want to manage discs or swap discs. I want all my games on my dashboard, and I just select a game and play it. So, I'm completely digital."
With that said, Yoshida does see the appeal of physical games, especially for collectors. "It would be a shame if physical games were no longer available to collect," he adds, suggesting that collector's editions of games could still be possible even after discs are killed if publishers offer a GTA 6-style code in a box instead.
Crucially, though, Yoshida suggests that an all-digital future isn't really a big deal since even the discs you can buy currently often require further updates or downloads, meaning you don't always have the complete package in the box.
"Even with physical disc games, in most cases, developers are constantly updating and adding game data anyway," he explains. "Anyone who chooses to purchase a physical version will still need to download new patches, DLC, or updates. So, not having a disc, I don't understand if it's such a big issue."
This argument is definitely up for debate – DoesItPlay, a community dedicated to game preservation, tests whether games can be played offline and how reliant they are on downloads in order to actually play them. According to stats on the site, at the time of writing, the majority of the 3,527 physical games tested – 73%, to be exact – don't need an additional download at all. In fact, only 10% fall into the category of having "a hard-coded prompt for a download, misses essential content or is not on the physical medium at all," or having bugs that are "so severe that they either make playing the game extremely unpleasant or downright unbeatable" without a patch.
Of course, that's still a significant number of games that can't just be played straight out of the box, and it also discounts the many updates you can expect for most games with bug fixes and stability improvements that aren't strictly necessary, but sure are nice. Even so, though, Yoshida's statement doesn't necessarily reflect the complete picture.
Again, though, he's not unsympathetic to players' concerns. Acknowledging the impact that killing physical games could have on the second-hand market, he says: "For those people who choose to buy or sell games, the lack of discs may become an issue."
However, while physical copies are often one of the cheapest ways to pick up games after their release, Yoshida doesn't seem to think that their absence will be a problem for more budget-conscious customers.
"People will be able to wait for a sale and buy the games they want at a cheaper price," he suggests. "I think publishers and platforms will continue to offer these opportunities for people who aren’t able to pay the full price at launch."
Regardless, it seems unlikely that the backlash from fans who want the reign of physical media to continue will die down anytime soon. Yesterday, Sony made the brave decision to keep the chat switched on for the Phantom Blade Zero State of Play, and the whole thing was flooded with disc defenders chanting "no disc no buy" – something you can see across PlayStation's social media posts and YouTube videos, too.
PlayStation killing discs is bad for everyone, whether you care about physical games or not.