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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Preloading Has Begun

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom isn't out for another week, but it's now officially available for preloading. As of today, Nintendo Switch users who preordered Tears of the Kingdom digitally can now preload the game a week early as expected. Of course, it still won't be playable until the game officially unlocks, but preloading it now might help you jump back into the world of Hyrule a little bit earlier — as GameSpot pointed out, the file is 16.2GB. Some fans have reported difficulty with getting the preload to begin, but it appears there's a simple solution. According to Twitter user @PhantomxKairi, canceling the preorder and preordering again should prompt the preload to begin correctly. My digital version of Tears of the Kingdom is now preloading on my Switch! For those who don't see the preload yet (I used a NSO game voucher) cancel the preorder and preorder again, download will pop up! Can't wait for May 12th <3 #Zelda #ZeldaTearsofth...
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PlayStation Isn't Deleting Discovery Shows After All

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In a major change in course, PlayStation will no longer delete Discovery content from PlayStation users’ libraries. The gaming giant had previously announced plans to remove Discovery-related content earlier this month. At the time, Sony said, “due to our content licensing arrangements with content providers, you will no longer be able to watch any of your previously purchased Discovery content and the content will be removed from your video library.” It was a shocking moment that dealt a blow to those who prefer to purchase their entertainment digitally instead of physically. Discovery’s offerings include the likes of Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman, MythBusters, Tanked, and much more. If Discovery content was being removed, what else was in danger? However, in an update on its website , PlayStation revealed that things have changed. At this time, there are no longer any plans to remove purchased Discovery content. “Due to updated licensing arrangements, the Discovery ...
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Aerial photos reveal the stark divide between rich and poor

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Striking drone images from South Africa, Mexico and India show shacks next to affluent suburbs.

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