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The PlayStation Store is in the news across Europe, with German, Spanish and Italian outlets highlighting current promotions. MediaMarkt is advertising a bundle featuring the PlayStation Portal and Marvel's Wolverine for PS5, while a PS Store sale has cut the price of a visually impressive Souls game by half. Separately, Notebookcheck reports that a new PS5 storefront is offering AAA titles for free, albeit with a catch that Sony may not approve of.

Xiaomi has revealed its stable global rollout plans for HyperOS 4, confirming that dozens of its smartphones and tablets will receive the update. According to Notebookcheck, the company has outlined which devices are in line for the new operating system version and when owners can expect it. Users are discussing the device list and timing, checking whether their own phones and tablets are included in the first wave of the rollout.

A physical copy of a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has leaked ahead of its official release date, raising concerns that story spoilers will spread online. Coverage, including a report by Notebookcheck, is circulating across European trending charts in Italy, Germany and the UK, with fans warning each other to avoid spoilers until launch.

A millionaire has argued that the release of GTA 6 could actually save players thousands of dollars, offering what he calls a good excuse to play rather than spend on other entertainment. The claim, picked up by French tech outlet Notebookcheck, is drawing attention as gamers debate the game's expected high price and the broader cost of gaming habits.

Audio firm iFi has released a new device that adds Bluetooth aptX Lossless support to devices that lack it, including Apple iPod players and car audio systems. The gadget streams lossless-quality audio over Bluetooth, letting older hardware receive higher-fidelity sound. The news was picked up by Notebookcheck, highlighting interest among audiophiles looking to upgrade existing equipment without replacing it.