Alors que Sony vient d’augmenter les prix des PS5 une énième fois, Micromania propose un deal qu’il ne faut pas rater si vous souhaitez vous équiper de la PlayStation 5 Pro avant GTA 6.

Avis aux possesseurs de la dernière console de Sony, le voyage dans le Japon féodal s'apprête à franchir un nouveau cap visuel. Ubisoft vient d'officialiser l'arrivée d'une version boostée du PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) pour Assassin’s Creed Shadows. Votre jeu va clairement être plus beau.

A top EU official is urging Europeans to work from home, drive less, and cut air travel as the bloc braces for a prolonged energy crisis triggered by the Gulf conflict. The European Commission is also pushing member states to accelerate renewables and other energy-security measures as oil and gas disruptions continue. Politico reports: In a speech with echoes of the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, EU energy chief Dan Jorgensen said Europe was facing a "very serious situation" with no clear end in sight. "Even if ... peace is here tomorrow, still we will not go back to normal in the foreseeable future," he said, following an extraordinary meeting of the EU's 27 energy ministers on Tuesday to discuss the crisis. "The more you can do to save oil, especially diesel, especially jet fuel, the better we are off," Jorgensen said, confirming an earlier report by POLITICO that Brussels wanted Europeans to travel less. He urged member countries to follow the advice of the International Energy Agency, which he said included "work from home where possible, reduce highway speed limits by ten kilometers [an hour], encourage public transport, alternate private car access ... increase car sharing and adopt efficient driving practices." Longer term, he urged EU countries to double down on building more renewables, saying "this must be the time we finally turn the tide and truly become energy independent."

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Euro-Office is a new open-source project supported by several European companies that aims to offer a "truly open, transparent and sovereign solution for collaborate document editing," using OnlyOffice as a starting point. The project is positioned around European digital independence and familiar Office-style editing, though it has already drawn pushback from OnlyOffice over alleged licensing violations. "The company behind OnlyOffice is also based in Russia, and Russia is still heavily sanctioned by most European nations due to the country's ongoing invasion of Ukraine," adds How-To Geek. From the report: Euro-Office is a new open-source project supported by Nextcloud, EuroStack, Wiki, Proton, Soverin, Abilian, and other companies based in Europe. The goal is to build an online office suite that can open and edit standard Microsoft Office documents (DOCX, PPTX, XLSX) and the OpenDocument format (ODS, ODT, ODP) used by LibreOffice and OpenOffice. The current design is remarkably close to Microsoft Office and its tabbed toolbars, so there shouldn't be much of a learning curve for anyone used to Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. Importantly, Euro-Office is only the document editing component. It's designed to be added to cloud storage services, online wikis, project management tools, and other software. For example, you could have some Word documents in your Nextcloud file storage, and clicking them in a browser could open the Euro-Office editor. That way, Nextcloud (or Proton, or anyone else) doesn't have to build its own document editor from scratch. Euro-Office is based on OnlyOffice, which is open-source under the AGPL license. The project explained that "Contributing is impossible or greatly discouraged" with OnlyOffice's developers, with outside code changes rarely accepted, so a hard fork was required. The company behind OnlyOffice is also based in Russia, and Russia is still heavily sanctioned by most European nations due to the country's ongoing invasion of Ukraine. The project's home page explains, "A lot of users and customers require software that is not potentially influenced or controlled by the Russian government." As for why OnlyOffice was chosen over LibreOffice, the project simply said: "We believe open source is about collaboration, and we look for opportunities to integrate and collaborate with the LibreOffice community and companies like Collabora." UPDATE: Slashdot reader Elektroschock shares a statement from OnlyOffice CEO Lev Bannov, expressing his concerns about the Euro-Office inclusion of its software with trademarks removed: "We liked the AGPL v3 license because its 7th clause allows us to ensure that our code retains its original attributes, so that users are able to clearly identify the developers and the brand behind the program..." Bannov continued: "The core issue here isn't just about what the AGPL license states, but about the additional provisions we, as the authors, have included. This is a critical distinction, even if some may argue otherwise. We firmly assert that the Euro-Office project is currently infringing on our copyright in a deliberate and unacceptable manner." "As the creators of ONLYOFFICE, we want to make our position unequivocally clear: we do not grant anyone the right to remove our branding or alter our open-source code without proper attribution. This principle is non-negotiable and will never change. We demand that the Euro-Office project either restore our branding and attributions or roll back all forks of our project, refraining from using our code without proper acknowledgment of ONLYOFFICE."

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[Deal du jour] Si vous souhaitez augmenter le stockage de votre PS5, il est encore possible de trouver des modèles qui ne sont pas impactés par les hausses des prix, comme ce SSD de Seagate de 1 To.

Nintendo pourrait lancer un remake de The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, à l'occasion des 40 ans de la saga culte. Si tel est le cas, on espère qu'il ressemblera à la démo technique dévoilée à l'occasion de l'E3 2011.

Havendock est un jeu de simulation de colonie cosy situé au cœur de l’océan, où vous construirez une ville prospère à partir de zéro. Accueillez de nouveaux colons, gérez les ressources, explorez de nouvelles terres et vivez votre meilleure vie. Faites évoluer votre humble colonie en une société high-tech. 

Bon, je ne dis rien mais le meilleur moyen de retrouver une « prise de tête » c’est de refabriquer une société High-Tech. Je ne sais pas moi, pourquoi faire ? Si on peut repartir de zéro et juste vivre sa petite vie pépère sur une île au bout du monde, à quoi bon vouloir ajouter du silicium dans l’équation ? Enfin, bref.

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[Deal du jour] Alors que l’inflation frappe la PlayStation 5 et que Sony annonce une hausse de prix pour début avril, il est encore possible de trouver des PS5 moins chères que leur prix actuel.

Comme on pouvait s'y attendre, l'inflation frappe encore la PlayStation 5. La console, lancée à 500 € en novembre 2020, voit son prix atteindre 650 €. La PS5 Pro, elle, passe de 800 à 900 €. Le PlayStation Portal est également concerné.

Malgré un démarrage record avec 17,37 millions de ventes en 7 mois, Nintendo observerait actuellement une baisse de la demande pour sa dernière console. Selon Bloomberg, l'entreprise a diminué la production de nouvelles Switch 2 de 30 %.

[Deal du jour] Alors que le Steam Deck affiche « épuisé » partout en raison de la crise de la RAM, une concurrente de taille tire son épingle du jeu. Avec une chute de prix spectaculaire de 250 €, la Lenovo Legion Go S passe sous la barre des 450 €

[Deal du jour] Pour plus de confort et de meilleures sensations de jeu, il faut parfois se tourner vers des manettes Pro. Bonne nouvelle : cette dernière revient en promotion sur Amazon.

Nintendo envisagerait de lancer un nouveau modèle de la Switch 2 destiné au marché européen, rapporte Nikkei le 20 mars 2026. Un changement visant à se conformer au règlement sur les batteries de l'UE.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: A lobbying trade body for smaller cloud providers is asking the European Commission to impose interim measures blocking Broadcom from terminating the VMware Cloud Service Provider program, calling the decision a death sentence for some tech suppliers and an illegal squeeze on customer choice. As The Reg revealed in January, Broadcom shuttered the scheme, a move sources claimed affects hundreds of CSPs across Europe and curtails options for enterprises buying VMware software and services. The Cloud Infrastructure Service Provider in Europe (CISPE) trade group, representing nearly 50 tech suppliers, filed the complaint today with the EC Directorates-General, accusing Broadcom of bully-boy tactics, and calling for authorities to halt what it terms as "ongoing abuse." Francisco Mingorance, CISPE secretary general, said of the complaint: "Businesses -- both cloud providers and their customers -- are being irreparably damaged by Broadcom's unfair actions, which we believe are illegal. "After imposing outrageous and unjustified price hikes immediately following the acquisition of VMware, Broadcom is now applying the 'coup de grace'. We need urgent intervention to force them to change. The only way to stop bullies is to stand up to them." CISPE claims that, since Broadcom completed its $69 billion takeover of VMware in October 2023, prices have risen tenfold, payment is demanded upfront, products are bundled regardless of customer need, and minimum commitments are based on potential rather than actual consumption. The VMware Cloud Service Provider (VCSP) program officially closed in January and all transactions must be complete by March 31. After that date, only a select group of suppliers will be able to sell VMware subscriptions -- either standalone or as part of a broader service. Across Europe, we're told this equates to hundreds of businesses losing their authorization. For some, the loss of VCSP status effectively destroys their market. Those whose operations were built around VMware must now hand customers to another authorized supplier or begin the costly migration to an alternative platform. Broadcom said in a statement responding to the complaint: "Broadcom strongly disagrees with the allegations by CISPE, an organization funded by hyperscalers, which misrepresent the realities of the market. We continue to be committed to investing significantly in our European VMware Cloud Service Provider partners... helping them offer alternatives to the hyperscalers and meet the evolving needs of European businesses and organizations."

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[Deal du jour] Rien ne vaut une bonne manette pour jouer sur console de salon ou sur PC, comme ce modèle pour Xbox Series, en ce moment bradé sur Amazon.

Après être devenu une véritable console en permettant de streamer les jeux PS5 sans avoir besoin d’accéder à distance à la PlayStation 5, le PlayStation Portal devient encore meilleur grâce à une mise à jour qui améliore la qualité de l’image.

À quelques jours de la sortie de Crimson Desert, la chaîne officielle de PlayStation au Japon diffuse enfin une vidéo de gameplay du jeu ambitieux sur PS5. De quoi être rassurés ?

La Nintendo Switch 2 a reçu une nouvelle mise à jour avec une fonctionnalité que personne n'attendait : la possibilité de jouer aux jeux Switch en portable, mais avec la qualité du mode TV. On vous explique comment l'activer.

Avec la mise à jour 22.0.0 de la Switch, Nintendo déploie un mode pour émuler la qualité dock d'un jeu Switch 1 sur une Switch 2 en mode portable. Des milliers de jeux viennent de passer du 720p au 1080p et améliorent leurs graphismes : la Switch 2 vient de gagner un sérieux argument pour les personnes qui possèdent déjà une Switch.

[Deal du jour] Si votre PS5 day one fatigue, le modèle Pro de la console de Sony est disponible à un meilleur prix avec le GOTY 2025.