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With AI Siri Delayed, Apple's AirPods Pro 3 May Be Next
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With AI Siri Delayed, Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 May Be Next

by admin June 17, 2025


If you were itching for a new pair of AirPods Pro, you may want to clip those fingernails because that itch could persist for another year. According to yet another Apple analyst, the AirPods Pro 3 might be delayed until 2026, extending the previous rumored timeline that projected a release this year. The rumored delay comes courtesy of Apple analyst Jeff Pu, who corroborates previous intel from fellow analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. If Pu and Kuo’s info are correct, it would make the AirPods Pro 2 three years old before the release of the next generation.

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In modern Apple time, three years is basically a century. In iPad years, it’s even longer—those guys can’t go 14 minutes without releasing another iteration. And as for regular, non-Apple, human years, I think it still seems like a long time to wait for another iteration of AirPods, though if the rumors are to be believed, the update could be worth the wait. Apple is reportedly considering some major upgrades that include the addition of a health sensor and potentially—and this is a weird one—cameras.

According to a previous report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, infrared cameras might be coming for your next pair of AirPods Pro, which sounds strange on the surface but makes a lot of sense once you start to unpack some potential use cases. For one, infrared cameras could enable new hand gestures, making them part earbuds and part wearable—a move that Apple is clearly interested in based on rumors of a health sensor. What’s even more interesting, however, are the cameras’ implications for AI. According to Gurman’s report, the cameras will “feed data to AI,” which could mean really any number of things, but it would mean one thing for sure, and that’s that AirPods Pro are going to get some kind of AI infusion. That dose of AI could be the problem.

While we can’t say for sure what’s delaying Apple’s next-gen AirPods Pro, if I had to guess, Apple Intelligence has more to do with the holdup than you think. Wireless earbuds, outside of AirPods, have been trending in the direction of AI for a couple of years now. Nothing’s Ear wireless earbuds, for example, were the first wireless earbuds to roll out a ChatGPT integration, which, as I wrote back then, is theoretically kind of an ideal gadget to showcase AI. There’s a chance that Apple might be following in that direction with its next pair of AirPods, which is interesting and potentially useful but problematic when you consider that Apple Intelligence—in particular, its AI Siri upgrade—hasn’t exactly gone off without a hitch. If Apple is really interested in infusing its AirPods Pro 3 with AI and the whole AI thing isn’t exactly going well, then…

It’s hard to say for sure what’s causing the delay, but there’s pretty much only one thing Apple has been struggling with as of late, and it’s AI. Adding some credence to that theory is the fact that, according to Bloomberg, AI Siri won’t arrive until spring of next year. The timing, then, could be ideal, but if the two products are tied together, then I wouldn’t hold your breath since, according to Apple’s senior vice president of software engineering, Craig Federighi, Apple wants to “have [Siri] very much in hand” before it starts talking about dates for “obvious reasons.”





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New Fortnite Festival Season Delayed Just A Little Bit
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New Fortnite Festival Season Delayed Just A Little Bit

by admin June 16, 2025



Epic Games surprised Fortnite fans on Friday when it announced that the next update, which was slated to introduce Season 9 of Fortnite Festival next Tuesday, has been delayed. Fortunately, the delay is about as short as it can get, as the patch has been pushed back just one day to Wednesday, June 18. Epic gave no reason for the delay.

The move is a surprising one, as it’s rare for a patch to be delayed in advance by just a day. Normally, Epic doesn’t openly discuss patch timing–it just deploys it when it’s ready with half a day’s notice. This patch gets a public acknowledgement of its delay because it comes with the new Festival season launch, which has been scheduled for June 17 for months. The delay means that the current Sabrina Carpenter pass will be extended by one day.

Usually when a patch gets bumped from Tuesday to Wednesday it’s because that week’s Monday was a holiday–Epic doesn’t deploy big updates when its employees aren’t in the office. While June 16 is not a US holiday, there is one later in the week: Juneteenth, on Thursday. It could be that Epic is observing the holiday early instead of during the middle of the week.

While Season 9 of Fortnite Festival was long rumored to have Daft Punk as its headlining act, it’s now looking as though the featured artist will actually be Deadmau5. When the new superhero season began in Battle Royale on June 7, the updated map included Deadmau5 posters, similar to the way Epic teased Hatsune Miku and Sabrina Carpenter ahead of their season launches. While it’s not yet confirmed that Deadmau5 is headlining, he’s by far the most plausible candidate right now.



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SEC Adds Dogecoin, Hedera ETFs to Growing List of Delayed Decisions

by admin June 15, 2025



In brief

  • The SEC extended review periods for multiple crypto ETF proposals, including Bitwise’s Dogecoin ETF, Grayscale’s Hedera Trust, and Canary Capital’s HBAR ETF.
  • Four Solana ETF filings and Grayscale’s Cardano ETF also face delayed decisions, with new deadlines set in July.
  • The regulator said it seeks further public comments and has not made any final determinations on the filings.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has extended the review periods for multiple crypto ETF applications, including those involving Dogecoin and HBAR, on Wednesday and Thursday.

The SEC instituted formal proceedings on June 11 for the Bitwise Dogecoin ETF and on June 12 for the Grayscale Hedera Trust, extending deadlines while requesting additional public comments. A similar document on Canary Capital’s HBAR ETF was published on June 10.

Four separate Solana ETF proposals from Bitwise, 21Shares, VanEck, and Canary Capital have been postponed to early July 2025. The Grayscale Cardano ETF received a July 15 extension, while Bitwise’s Ethereum staking ETF faces a July 6 deadline.

About 72 crypto-related ETFs are “sitting with the SEC awaiting approval to list or list options,” according to Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas, following a roundup from earlier in April.

Pushing back the dates for the proceedings is “appropriate at this time in view of the legal and policy issues raised” from the proposed changes, the SEC’s latest filing on Grayscale’s proposal reads.

It’s worth noting that the SEC clarified in writing that the delays do not “indicate that the Commission has reached any conclusions with respect to any of the issues involved.” 

Instead, it means that the regulator “seeks and encourages interested persons to provide comments on the proposed rule change.”



When exchanges want to list new ETF products, they must file “proposed rule changes” with the SEC to modify their own listing standards to accommodate the new products.

The “legal and policy issues” the SEC mentions relate to whether these crypto-based ETFs meet the standards to “prevent fraudulent and manipulative acts and practices” and “protect investors and the public interest” as required by Section 6(b)(5) of the Securities Exchange Act.

The SEC then reviews whether these exchange rule modifications comply with federal securities laws.

For the Bitwise Dogecoin ETF, NYSE Arca filed to list and trade the ETF under NYSE Arca Rule 8.201-E (Commodity-Based Trust Shares), with shares designed to track the performance of a specific commodity or derivative, as the exchange maintains fair and transparent trading.

For Grayscale’s proposed Hedera ETF, Nasdaq filed to list the ETF under Nasdaq Rule 5711(d), which shares similar aspects to the NYSE rules, setting a framework for how these trust shares are structured, traded, and monitored. 

Canary’s HBAR ETF proposal is also being reviewed under this rule.

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Nintendo has delayed its Legend of Zelda film
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Nintendo has delayed its Legend of Zelda film

by admin June 9, 2025



Nintendo has delayed its Legend of Zelda film to later in 2027.


Originally intended for release on 26th March 2027, the live-action film will now be released on 7th May 2027.


The news was shared on social media in a statement from the company’s Shigeru Miyamoto, citing “production reasons” for the delay.

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“This is Miyamoto,” reads the post. “For production reasons, we are changing the release date of the live-action film of The Legend of Zelda to May 7, 2027. It will be some weeks later than the release timing we originally announced, and we will take the extra time to make the film as good as it can be. Thank you for your patience.”

This is Miyamoto. For production reasons, we are changing the release date of the live-action film of The Legend of Zelda to May 7, 2027. It will be some weeks later than the release timing we originally announced, and we will take the extra time to make the film as good as it…

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The release date for the film was first confirmed back in March this year via Nintendo’s newly released Nintendo Today app, after the company confirmed a film was in the works in November 2023.

Little else is known about the film at this point, whether it will be inspired by one game predominantly, or who has been cast as the iconic Link or titular princess.

Rumours have circled around Euphoria star Hunter Schafer for the role of Zelda, though reports have also emerged she is being eyed instead for a big Marvel role.

The Zelda film will of course follow the hugely successful The Super Mario Bros. Movie, which is the biggest video game film adaptation ever.

The Mario film has a sequel already lined up for April next year. The film will reportedly include “old favourites” and “really deep cuts”. Here at Eurogamer, we’re particularly hoping for Birdo.





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Live-Action Legend Of Zelda Movie Delayed By A Few Weeks
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Live-Action Legend Of Zelda Movie Delayed By A Few Weeks

by admin June 9, 2025


Nintendo revealed that its live-action Legend of Zelda film would hit theaters on March 27, 2027. Now, the company has delayed its release date by a few weeks, to May 7, 2027. 

The company revealed this with a post on X from Shigeru Miyamoto citing “production reasons” and the need for extra time. It’s a short delay—roughly five weeks—but a delay nonetheless, meaning you’ll have to wait a little bit longer to see how Nintendo adapts one of its most popular franchises. 

 

“This is Miyamoto,” a post on X from the official Nintendo account reads. “For production reasons, we are changing the release date of the live-action film of The Legend of Zelda to May 7, 2027. It will be some weeks later than the release timing we originally announced, and we will take the extra time to make the film as good as it can be. Thank you for your patience.” 

Though we know this movie is happening, we have no idea who its stars will be, what Zelda storyline it will adapt (if any), who the villain will be, or virtually anything else. Fortunately, with nearly two years until its release, there’s still plenty of time to learn more about what Nintendo has in store for its first live-action video game adaptation. 

In the meantime, read Game Informer’s review of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and then check out our thoughts on The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. 

Who do you hope is cast as Zelda and Link in this movie? Let us know in the comments below!



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Reschedule those sailing lessons, as Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord's War Sails DLC has been delayed
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Reschedule those sailing lessons, as Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord’s War Sails DLC has been delayed

by admin May 31, 2025



To be a person that looks forward to video games and DLC for video games is to also be a person that must do so knowing that, at this point in time, they are likely to be delayed. It is what it is! Perhaps the dismantling of our current economic system and rebuilding one that doesn’t put profits first would mean developers could take their time, but that’ll probably also take a while. As a result, we’re in a situation where, earlier today, developer TaleWorlds Entertainment announced that Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord’s first bit of DLC, War Sails, has been delayed.


“After taking a hard look at where things stand, it became clear we won’t be ready by the originally planned release date of June 17th,” TaleWorlds explained in a post on their website. Now, the strategy game is currently slated for a slightly less specific fall/ autumn release window later this year


Further explaining the delay TaleWorlds wrote that they came to this decision because they “need more time to reach the level of quality you rightfully expect. The extra development period will give us more time to apply additional polish, and continue making progress on the improvements to the base game that are already in motion.” A new release date should be on the way in “upcoming weeks” at least.


War Sails, if you could tell by the name, is all about going out on a lovely little sailing trip. Well, maybe not lovely, it’s more about doing trade or fighting enemies, but you get what I mean. You’ll be able to board enemy ships while out on the open sea, and a Viking-inspired faction is being introduced with this expansion too. All of it sounds pretty good, you just won’t be playing it next month.



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Creator Clash 3 delayed as iDubbbz fully separates from brand to keep charity event alive

by admin May 29, 2025



After months of drama, the future of Creator Clash 3 has been officially revealed, including a new venue and a new date for fight night.

Creator Clash is a charity-focused influencer-boxing event founded by YouTube star iDubbbz and his partner, Anisa. The first Creator Clash took place in 2022, receiving rave reviews and raising over $1.3 million for organizations like American Heart Association, the Alzheimer’s Association of America and Healing Horse Therapy Center.

However, its second iteration became overshadowed by drama between participating fighters and the event’s organizers, and even suffered a net loss of $250K to piracy.

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It was uncertain if Creator Clash 3 would ever take place — but in early 2025, iDubbbz revealed that he’d planned another influencer-boxing extravaganza with some major content creators lined up to fight.

Joseph Correa, FrontProof MediaCreator Clash 1 was met with praise from viewers and participating influencers – but the event’s second iteration onwards has been decidedly less positive.

Once again, Creator Clash came under fire after iDubbbz released a ‘Content Cop’ expose video focused on H3H3’s Ethan Klein, sparking even more backlash against the event and resulting in at least two fighters dropping out.

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The future of Creator Clash 3 was uncertain as names like Will Neff claimed it had been rescheduled “far in the future” — but now, fans finally have some official answers.

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Creator Clash 3 rescheduled as more details revealed

As revealed on May 29, 2025, Creator Clash 3 is now scheduled for Saturday, October 25, 2025 in Los Angeles, CA at the Hollywood Palladium. For those unable to attend in person, the fights will be live streamed on Veeps.

The event was initially slated to take place on June 28, 2025 at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, but it has since been delayed.

A ‘Transparency Q&A’ posted to the official Creator Clash website revealed further details about the event, confirming that iDubbbz and Anisa have fully stepped away from the brand “in every capacity as stakeholders, event managers and creatives to give the event space to grow under new leadership.”

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Now, Real Good Touring’s Arin Hanson, along with former Creator Clash boxers Ethan Nestor (formerly Crankgameplays) and Alanah Pierce are the official spokespersons for Creator Clash 3.

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YouTube: iDubbbzTViDubbbz and Anisa have officially stepped away from the Creator Clash brand, completely.

All in-person tickets for the initial event date are being refunded through Ticketmaster, while PPV tickets are still being honored for the new date in October. However, those hoping to refund their PPV tickets will also be able to do so.

More information about the new event will be revealed in the coming weeks, and not every fighter previously confirmed will be present in October. Several “fresh faces” are expected to join the fray as Creator Clash 3 works on building a new lineup.

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The website also clarified that the creators fighting in CC3 are receiving a guaranteed purse to help cover training and travel costs, and 20% of net profits are being distributed evenly among all participating fighters.

Additionally, a 34% profit share, which was initially allocated to Ian and Anisa, will be split among the fighters now that they have fully stepped back from the event.

Creator Clash 3 will continue its current fundraising efforts, with the Q&A assuring viewers that “all funds raised so far are secure and unaffected.” Stand Up To Cancer remains as the beneficiary of this year’s event.

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“While Creator Clash is a traditionally promoted, for-profit event, the financial success of the event does not impact the amount raised for charity,” the site reads.

“This structure, separating charitable fundraising from business operations, is new to this year and was put in place after the setbacks and confusion that followed last year’s event. It’s part of our commitment to rebuild trust and keep our charitable mission clear, transparent, and protected.”

In a YouTube video uploaded that same day, Ethan Nestor spoke out about the drama surrounding Creator Clash 3, saying, “We’re not trying to have any external internet bullsh*t. It’s just supposed to be a fun boxing event for charity. That’s really what it should be.”

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“Creator Clash is such a special event,” Arin Hanson said in a statement provided to Dexerto. “Fighting in it was one of the best things I’ve ever done in my life and seeing how hard the Creator Clash 3 fighters have been training, we need to do right by them, the fans, and the charity, in creating the best experience possible. We’re making the changes to make that happen.”

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Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord’s big naval expansion is delayed: ‘After taking a hard look at where things stand, it became clear we won’t be ready’

by admin May 29, 2025



War Sails, the Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord expansion announced in March, has been delayed. Instead of launching on June 17 as planned, developer TaleWorlds Entertainment says it’s now on track for release in early fall.

“After taking a hard look at where things stand, it became clear we won’t be ready by the originally planned release date of June 17th,” the studio wrote in an update. “The title is currently on track for an early Fall 2025 release window.

“We came to this decision after a lot of thought (and a few long meetings), because we need more time to reach the level of quality you rightfully expect. The extra development period will give us more time to apply additional polish, and continue making progress on the improvements to the base game that are already in motion. We believe this short delay will ultimately lead to a better and more enjoyable experience for all players.”


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Nobody likes delays but War Sails looks very ambitious, and given all it brings to the game I can’t say I’m terribly surprised that TaleWorlds wants more time with it, rather than rushing to meet an arbitrary deadline. Here’s the rundown on what was revealed when the expansion was announced in March:

  • The new Nords faction, and their home, the Northern Kingdom
  • Naval warfare, complete with wind and water physics, boarding, ramming and all sorts of ship-themed mayhem
  • 18 ships with distinct handling, which can be upgraded with new sails, rams, siege engines and cosmetic flourishes
  • Traversable rivers
  • New companions, banners, tattoos, hairstyles, weapons and skills
  • A larger map with the northern sea, islands and rivers

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That’s all coming alongside a planned free update adding new features including stealth and disguises, new random events, weapon types, a parley mechanic, and more. It’s a lot.

TaleWorlds said it’s now working on a “revised timeline” for the expansion, and hopes to have a new release date ready to announce “in the upcoming weeks.”

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You should forget about Cities Skyline 2's Bridges & Ports expansions for a while, because it's been delayed again
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You should forget about Cities Skyline 2’s Bridges & Ports expansions for a while, because it’s been delayed again

by admin May 28, 2025



I think there might be a chance, just ever so slightly, that the development of Cities Skylines 2 has been a bit difficult. The game launched back in October of 2023 and has suffered from performance issues, rushed DLC, and a delay to its first expansion Bridges and Ports. This expansion was meant to come soon after the Beach Properties DLC, but that obviously didn’t happen, catching a delay to sometime in the second quarter of 2025 specifically to continue improving upon the base game. Except the expansion has been delayed once again.


Over on a forum post, developer Colossal Order shared an update explaining why the DLC has caught another delay. “After reviewing the content ourselves and sharing it with our early access group, we’ve received consistent feedback: the bridges are super exciting, and the port works well, but there are aspects of the expansion that are not as polished as they could be.”


This, they say, left them with “a difficult choice: delay the release once again to add more depth, or release it as-is, knowing players may feel it falls short.” Colossal also said they think Bridges and Ports is enjoyable as is, but to “bring it to the level you deserve, we need more time.” Now, it’s expected to launch sometime in the fourth quarter of this year.


Ironically, a free update is coming on June 11th that was meant to coincide with the expansion that includes a couple of new bridges, three leisure piers, and three quays. It’s something! To be fair to Colossal, delaying it probably is the better decision, I could quite easily see another botched DLC sinking that city builder shaped ship.


I think there was some famous guy who had a plumber for a son that once said something like “a delayed Bridges and Ports expansion is eventually good, but a rushed Bridges and Ports expansion is forever bad.” Might be paraphrasing.



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Cities: Skylines 2's first big expansion delayed yet again as studio seeks to "add more depth"
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Cities: Skylines 2’s first big expansion delayed yet again as studio seeks to “add more depth”

by admin May 27, 2025


Cities: Skylines 2 players are facing yet another delay for the beleaguered city builder’s first major DLC expansion, with publisher Paradox Interactive having announced a new release window of “Q4” this year – closing in on two years after it was originally due to launch.


Cities: Skylines 2’s troubles are well documented; the city builder sequel got off a disastrous start in 2023, forcing developer Colossal Order to reprioritise its development efforts amid significant criticism of the game’s performance. Initially, the studio had planned to release its first DLC – the Beach Properties Asset Pack – shortly after launch, but it was delayed into the following year, while all other announced DLC (the Urban Promenades and Modern Architecture Creator Packs, and the Bridges & Ports expansion) shifted from Q1 2024 to Q2.


Unfortunately, the Beach Properties’ eventual arrival did little to improve the community’s goodwill; it was slammed by players for its high price and lacklustre content, leading Colossal Order to announced an ‘indefinite’ delay for all future paid DLC. Bridges & Ports was moved into 2025 as a result, but a further delay was announced last September, while Colossal Order focused its efforts on completing what it called the “crucial” assets editor.


In the months since, Colossal Order has continued to make improvements to the base game and launched some free “region” DLC. But that “crucial” assets editor remains unreleased, and now the studio has opted to delay Bridges & Ports yet again, moving it out of Q2 this year into Q4. “We’ve spent the last five months working hard on the Bridges & Ports DLC, and towards our upcoming expected release,” the studio wrote in a message shared on the Paradox forum. “After reviewing the content ourselves and sharing it with our early access group, we’ve received consistent feedback: the bridges are super exciting, and the port works well, but there are aspects of the expansion that are not as polished as they could be.”


“That left us with a difficult choice,” it continued, “delay the release once again to add more depth, or release it as-is, knowing players may feel it falls short. We believe the current content is enjoyable, but we’re not blind to what’s missing, and to bring it to the level you deserve, we need more time… We’re assessing feedback from our early access group and mapping out what we want to improve when the expansion launches – which we are now expecting in Q4 of this year. This is still a beautiful expansion, and we’re excited about what it will add to your city. We just want to ensure it adds enough to meet your deservedly high expectations.”


Cities: Skylines 2 players won’t, however, be left waiting for new content until the end of this year. Colossal Order has elected to release the free update it was originally intending to ship alongside Bridges & Ports on 11th June, offering “a bit of content that gives a slight sneak peek of what is to come in the expansion”. It’ll include two new bridges, three leisure piers, and three quays, with more details available in today’s forum post.


As for Cities: Skylines 2’s much-delayed console port, there’s still no hint as to when that might arrive. It was originally due to launch alongside the PC version back in October 2023, but has remained in limbo since then, with Colossal Order admitting it has struggled to overcome “hardware limitations” impacting performance on Xbox Series X/S and PS5. Back in March, it warned, “We will not have a release before summer”, but there’s been no update since then.



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