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We’ve known for awhile that Invisible Man was just the beginning of Universal’s “let’s try this again” revival of its monster series (after the Dark Universe flopped). Now, there’s another classic joining the list of upcoming projects: a brand-new take on Dracula from a director with major horror cred.

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Epic’s Fortnite Battle Royale is a game that has managed to capture the world by storm, but it is not without its fair share of criticisms and controversies. One of those includes a controller settings in the game in which it basically allows users to have aim assist, thus making it easier for users to aim at their enemies without having to try too hard.

Dubbed the Legacy Look Control, this was designed to give players who use a controller to better compete against players who use keyboard and mouse. Given that those who use a keyboard and mouse have a better advantage over those who use a controller, Legacy Look Control basically allowed users to spam their aim trigger to lock onto a target and even track enemies through structures.

Clearly this is a little overpowered and there are some who might even consider this to be cheating, as it almost feels like Epic built in an aimbot into the game. The feature will be removed from the game on the 13th of March, and players will have until then to copy their settings over.

With the improvements we’ve made to Aim Assist, we plan to remove the “Use Legacy Look Controls” setting on March 13.

To use the new settings and maintain your legacy sensitivities, select “Copy from Legacy” in the Controller Options and toggle off “Use Legacy Look Controls.” pic.twitter.com/Latu1j0KNc

— Fortnite Status (@FortniteStatus) March 6, 2020

While there will still be aim assist for controller gamers, it will not be as “overpowered” compared to what was offered previously. While this will no doubt appease players who use a keyboard and mouse combo, we’re sure that there will be plenty of controller gamers who won’t be too thrilled by these changes.

Epic Finally Kills Off Fortnite’s Controversial Aim Assist Controller Setting

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While Apple’s AirPods are used by many at the gym, the fact that they are only splash resistant means that it might not necessarily be too useful for those who perform very intensive workouts and might sweat a lot, especially if you want to rinse them off later. This is where the Powerbeats series comes in, and it looks like Apple could have a new model in the works.

According to images obtained by WinFuture.de, it looks like Apple has a new Powerbeats model in development known as the Powerbeats4. In terms of design, they don’t look too different from its predecessors where they will sport a hook that will better secure it around the ears of the wearer, making it ideal for a workout set of earphones.

They are also wireless, but not “true” wireless as they still come with a cable that connects each side together and will be worn across the back of the neck. In terms of features, the new Powerbeats4 is rumored to offer Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, support for hands-free “Hey Siri”, and 30% lower latency.

It is also rumored to have much better battery life where they have been rated for 15 hours, along with support for “Fast Fuel”, a feature that adds an extra 60 minutes of battery after just 5 minutes of charging. The earphones have yet to be officially launched, but we imagine that it shouldn’t be too far off.

Apple’s Upcoming Powerbeats4 Wireless Earphones Leaked

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