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ASTERRA Leadership Team to Speak on Preventing Water Loss at Water Loss Conference - Vimarsana News

ASTERRA Leadership Team to Speak on Preventing Water Loss at Water Loss Conference

/PRNewswire/ -- Two industry leaders from ASTERRA (formerly Utilis) will share water leakage insights with attendees at The North American Water Loss...

'Star Wars Battlefront 3' Release Date Hit With Bad News; But Other 'Star War' Games Coming! [RUMOR] - Vimarsana News

'Star Wars Battlefront 3' Release Date Hit With Bad News; But Other 'Star War' Games Coming! [RUMOR]

According to recent reports, EA reportedly rejected "Star Wars Battlefront 3." Instead, they will reportedly concentrate their efforts on a sequel to "Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order."

Halo Infinite News Coming This Summer, As Dev Teases Beta Plans - Vimarsana News

Halo Infinite News Coming This Summer, As Dev Teases Beta Plans

Halo Infinite is now almost at the "shutdown and polish phase."

A Well Hidden Halo 5 Easter Egg Was Finally Found After A Dev Shared Some Hints - Vimarsana News

A Well Hidden Halo 5 Easter Egg Was Finally Found After A Dev Shared Some Hints

Screenshot: 343 / Microsoft Halo 5: Guardians was released back in 2015. But it was only a few days ago that finally, after six years, players found a secret race involving mongoose four-wheelers. All it took to find this Easter egg was a little help from the developer who added it to the game. Advertisement On Easter Sunday, game developer Jan Willem Nijman posted a tweet asking fellow devs to share Easter eggs they had hidden in games. The tweet went semi-viral and a bunch of folks shared all sorts of cool secrets that they had buried in various games. Patrick Wren, a multiplayer designer...

Source: kotaku.com