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Le 24h on GAMERGEN.COM is a daily section allowing you to review the essential news of the past 24 hours. What happened on Tuesday March 8, 2022? If you have a PS5, know that the console was entitled to a new firmware. Additionally, a patch next-gen for Dying Light is available on PS5, and soon … Read more
The Putin’s war against Ukraine has sharpened the energy crisis what Europe is facing, which is registering again record gas and electricity prices and unencouraging prospects rampant energy bills at least until 2023. A scenario that has forced the European Commission to rethink the list of measures to curb price escalation and reduce Russia’s high … Read more
Vic“Consumers have more power than they seem”, underlined the director of operations of the Bon Preu Group, Joan Sabartés, during the presentation of the new milk born of the alliance between Vaquers d’Osona and its white brand Terra i Tast. The new product has a unique quality on the market right now: farmers charge 41.5 … Read more
“Seven more years.” Poor Mattarella ”. The day after the re-election in Italy of Sicilian judge Sergio Mattarellaat the head of the country, comments have multiplied on Italian social networks. With 759 votes, the outgoing president won 77% of the vote in the eighth ballot. After an intense first term, shaken by several government crises … Read more
This weekend on GAMERGEN.COM is a daily section allowing you to review the essential news of the past 48 hours. What happened on Saturday January 22 and Sunday January 23, 2022? Notice to owners of a Oculus Quest, the final version of firmware V37 is finally available. Also, the first season of Vikings: Valhalla has … Read more
Mobile World Congress 2022 continues as planned. John Hoffman, CEO of the company organizing the event, the GSMA, has published an open letter on Monday in which it is clear that only a decision by the Spanish authorities would make them consider the decision to hold a face-to-face event. “This new year also begins with … Read more
The tourism specialist Greg Richards believes that the way to end the tourism phobia that exists in cities like Barcelona and other points of Catalonia involves creating cultural products that appeal to locals and visitors alike. In a conference at the University of Girona, Richards believes that so far cultural tourism has been promoted through museums … Read more