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Game of the Month: Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced (July 2026)
Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced has been voted Push Square readers’ PS5 Game of the Month for July 2026, defeating another major remake, Halo: Campaign Evolved. Its clear victory reflects the enduring popularity of Black Flag and positive reception for Ubisoft’s rebuilt version, which modernises combat, stealth and parkour. The remake received 526 of 983…
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Fields of Mistria museum collectables list
This guide lists the collectables needed to complete the Fields of Mistria museum, organised across archaeology, fish, flora and insect wings. – Donations can be tracked in the in-game almanac, with item tooltips showing whether they have already been donated. – Archaeology items come from surface and mine dig spots, plus fishing, diving, fish traps…
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I love football, so I support lots of clubs | Letters
Readers debate football loyalty after an article about changing allegiances. One writer says Millwall remains his main club but argues that affection for other teams can grow through friendships, family and memorable matches, while another insists switching sides risks being labelled a “plastic fan”. A QPR supporter takes a more personal view, describing decades of…
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£100,000 in cash and gold seized by police in raids on suspected illegal gambling venues
Police have seized cash and gold worth £100,000 during raids on venues suspected of operating illegal gambling activities. The action matters because it indicates an effort to disrupt potential criminal activity and investigate how the venues were being run. The available article text provides no further information on the locations, number of premises searched, arrests…
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How an ‘independent’ report on data centres was rewritten to make it more positive – to suit the State narrative in favour of expansion… here’s why we have now to be very concerned with such reports in the future
An “independent” report on the value of data centres to Ireland was substantially rewritten after the Department of Enterprise pressed KPMG, its authors, to “present a strong narrative” supporting the sector’s expansion, according to documents obtained by the Irish Daily Mail. The revelation, based on Freedom of Information records released to Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty,…
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Olivia Rodrigo review – crushing riffs and infectious hooks at secret New York show
Olivia Rodrigo played a surprise, low-cost show for around 1,000 fans at Warsaw in Brooklyn, New York, offering an unusually intimate setting ahead of a major world tour. The review describes the performance as energetic and confident, with heavy guitar riffs and memorable pop hooks highlighting her ability to move between arena-scale stardom and a…
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In the Black review – rewarding drama about the Faustian pact of big business
Quaz Degraft’s solo drama In the Black follows Kofi Grady, a first-generation Ghanaian American graduate drawn into the lucrative but morally compromised world of high finance. The review finds it a rewarding, subtly staged examination of how corporate ambition encourages silence, particularly around abuse, making a familiar critique of male power feel immediate and personal.…
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Take-Two boss dismisses hand-wringing over the end of disc-based games: ‘Our business is well over 90% digitally distributed as it is’
Take-Two Interactive’s chief executive has downplayed concerns about the decline of physical, disc-based games, arguing that the company is already overwhelmingly reliant on digital distribution. The comments underline how publishers increasingly view digital sales as the core of their business, potentially reducing the importance of retail discs for future releases. The executive said more than…
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Viture just launched a new pair of budget augmented reality glasses with a mobile dock designed for Switch 2 XR fans
Viture has launched a lower-cost pair of augmented-reality glasses alongside a mobile dock aimed at people who want a larger virtual display for Nintendo Switch 2 and other portable gaming devices. The products broaden the company’s XR range by offering a more affordable entry point while addressing the practical issue of connecting and powering handheld…
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E.W. Scripps CEO Briefs Wall Street On Major Layoffs, Touts AI “Revolution” In Local TV News
E.W. Scripps is cutting about 12% of its workforce as it restructures its local television business around artificial intelligence, automation and a 24-hour streaming news model. Chief executive Adam Symson said the changes were financially necessary and would preserve fact-based local journalism, though the layoffs highlight the pressure on broadcasters from declining traditional TV audiences…