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AUT’s visuals are outstanding, the maps are well-designed, and the devs have done a splendid job in bringing the anime story/environment to the game. AUT features a vast collection of stands with unique powers that characters can unleash while in the battle to inflict DMG on the non-friendly units and eliminate them from the combat field.

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One of the greatest anime series of all time. AUT development is inspired by the popular anime/manga series called JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.

AUT is a Roblox game published by Universal Time Studio. Roku also today introduced a new version of the Roku Express streaming player ($29.99) with dual-band Wi-Fi and additional storage, and a new product called Roku Wireless Bass ($129.99).Read on for AUT Trello & Wiki.

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The company notes the Roku OS 11.5 update is arriving in the months ahead, but says some features may appear sooner instead of waiting to be packaged as a part of the larger OS release. This now supports the company’s newest Roku Ultra and its audio devices the Streambar and Streambar Pro.

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The company is also expanding its Bluetooth Private Listening feature, which lets users listen to TV through headphones so as not to disturb others. This way, Roku Voice can ask a follow-up question, like asking which channel in the list the user wanted, and the user can respond more conversationally by saying something like “the second one.” Related to Live TV, Roku will later introduce a centralized discovery location for sports content that will help viewers find live sports on now, as well as replays and other sports-related content.Īmong the smaller updates in this release is an enhancement to Roku’s voice feature that adds a display on-screen showing the channel options related to a voice search. Customers can also browse the Live TV offering by genre, like News, Sports, Movies, Entertainment, Kids, Crime, Music and En Espanol. The latter will connect users to their Premium stations from The Roku Channel. The company said the feature would expand over time with more content and partners.īy pushing the new button, users will be able to browse and search channels or filter their discovery efforts by way of new channel categories - Recents, Favorites and Subscribed. They also can follow profiles, as on social media, or immediately start streaming the promoted title. Viewers can “like” these posts and save the content to watch later through the updated watch list feature.

These brands will post short-form video clips, trailers, interviews and even images to engage Roku viewers who are looking for something new to watch. Instead, it’s leaving that up to partners, including AMC+, Apple TV+, BET+, Crackle, Hallmark Movies Now, IGN, Plex, Popcornflix, SHOWTIME, Starz, The CW, Tubi, Vevo and Wondrium. Like Netflix, which entered this space with its comedy-focused “Fast Laughs” feature on mobile before expanding to the TV earlier this year, Roku is also now embracing short-form video with a new Home Screen addition called “The Buzz.”īut unlike Netflix, it’s not creating any of this short content itself. Roku also can’t seem to escape consumer demand for short-form content. This feature will now also be located within the “What to Watch” hub on Roku’s Home Screen Menu, in addition to the mobile app.

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Many of the new features see Roku returning to its roots as a company that focuses more on connecting customers to the many streaming services they enjoy, instead of heavily pushing its own free streaming hub, The Roku Channel, and subscription platform.įor instance, one new feature is transforming Roku’s “Save List,” previously available only on The Roku Channel and in the mobile app, into a platform-wide universal watch list that lets viewers save movies and shows from across their services to a single destination. It also wants to better cater to viewers who are struggling to keep up with a range of film and TV content across a growing number of streaming services by offering new features like an expanded universal watch list, a platform-wide “continue watching” feature and a new discovery center called “The Buzz,” featuring short-form content. This time around, the platform maker is looking to advance its own offerings, like its Live TV experience. Alongside its fall hardware update, which included new streaming and audio devices, Roku today unveiled the features it has in store for the next version of its media software, Roku OS 11.5.

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