As long as your internet connection has survived the extreme cold snap, Parler is back online. In the aftermath of the January 6th Capitol riot, Amazon suspended social network Parler’s web service access on January 10th for violating its terms of service. Now it’s relaunched on a new backend it claims is “built on sustainable, independent technology and not reliant on so-called ‘Big Tech’ for its operations.” The relaunch comes with new interim CEO, Mark Meckler, replacing John Matze, who was ousted by Parler’s board.
Amazon, Apple and Google distanced themselves from Parler after evidence came out that the Capitol attackers had used the platform to organize the incident. The iOS App Store and Google Play dropped it, and Parler tried to get back online by suing Amazon on antitrust grounds, which were denied.
Overcooked: All You Can Eat Serves Up a PS4 Release in March
It went a little under the radar, but Overcooked: All You Can Eat brought culinary chaos to PlayStation 5 when it launched in November. It s a remastered collection that bundles both the original games and all their DLC into one package, with revamped graphics, new kitchens, and more. It s the ultimate version of the cracking co-op game, basically. It s so delicious, in fact, that Team 17 is dishing it out to last-gen platforms as well.
Indeed, Overcooked: All You Can Eat is coming to PS4. While it may not be quite as pin-sharp on Sony s previous platform, it looks like pretty much all the benefits are being brought over. Again, that includes redone visuals, all previous content in one place, 60 frames-per-second performance, and a batch of new content. It s all launching on PS4 on 23rd March.