Technology News From The Philippines
After a nationwide call for racers and three rounds of virtually driving the Toyota GR Supra on the world’s most popular racing circuits, three players have emerged to become the country’s worthy flag-bearers.
Garena, an online game developer and publisher headquartered in Singapore, has officially launched its first casual farming simulator title called Fantasy Town. To mark this local release, the game will feature content unique to the Philippines.
AMD president and CEO Lisa Su showed a teaser regarding the new Zen 3 technology and how it will be an “an exciting fall for gamers”. On October 9, AMD will be presenting the new Ryzen 4000 desktop CPUs powered by Zen 3 in the Philippines. AMD also scheduled the reveal for the RDNA 2-backed RX 6000 series graphics cards on October 29.
Google has introduced new feature in Android that enables users to select games that do not display advertisements, offer paid content, free to install, and even if it’s displayed on landscape or portrait orientation.
The 3D massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) MU Online is set to unveil its Season 14 Part 2 update this September 24, bringing in a new playable class, expanded maps, rare items, and refreshed questing systems.
The virtual motorsport tournament is held online via the Gran Turismo Sport game on the PlayStation platform.
The Philippine Esports Organization (PESO) has successfully secured the Philippine Olympic Committee’s nod as the official National Sports Association to govern and develop e-sports in the country.
Some of the largest e-sports companies and personalities in the Philippines have come together under the revamped banner of the Philippine E-sports Organization (PeSO) to seek accreditation as the country’s official national sports association for e-sports.
