The Switch 2 has been a major talking point for the entire games industry in 2025, and it's even got current and former executives of certain other video game companies sharing their thoughts.Now, the former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida has discussed Nintendo's official announcement during an interview with the YouTube channel MinnMax - admitting how surprised he was by the lack of surprises while also acknowledging how leaks can impact reveals. Here's what he had to say:Shuhei Yoshida: "I thought the Switch 2 announcement could have been a larger reveal, it turned out to be kind of [a] sneak reveal or just a confirmation... 'this is Switch 2' and I am surprised there are not many surprises.""...a leak is very disappointing right, even if it's for other companies you know, I feel very sorry, you know when that happens - and you know, as a person, I like to be surprised."What did surprise Yoshida was the Joy-Con's mouse-like feature, which he thinks could pair up with games like Call of Duty now that the series has announced its return to Nintendo platforms. He also hopes Nintendo has something else up its sleeve for the April Direct:"The only surprise to me was that mice thing that they showed...I thought because the Switch 2 is more powerful and Call of Duty is coming, so people might want to play FPS with mice, but hopefully, because it's Nintendo they use it in some more you know...amazing way, something that people wouldn't anticipate."So I hope the next show, the beginning of April one, they will reveal something that's still hidden to us about Switch 2."Nintendo is yet to officially confirm Switch 2 Joy-Con doubling as a mouse, although it does seem like there's an optical sensor built into the new controllers.The Switch 2 Direct broadcast will air on 2nd April 2025. Yoshida's comments follow former PlayStation exec Shawn Layden sharing his thoughts about the Switch 2 reveal and the new device's name. "Why would you mess with that?"Followed by a hands-on tourXbox's Phil Spencer confirmsFlexing that backward compatibilityHow are you feeling about the Switch 2 reveal now? What are you hoping in terms of surprises for the upcoming broadcast? Let us know in the comments.[source youtu.be, via gonintendo.com]See AlsoShare:00 Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related Articles69 Games You Should Pick Up In Nintendo's 'Supercharge' eShop Sale (North America)Every game we scored 9/10 or higherEx-PlayStation Boss On Switch 2's Name: Nintendo Created So Much "Brand Value""Why would you mess with that?"Random: Local Supermarket Wins Trademark Battle Against NintendoIt didn't expect to beat "such a commercial monster"

Presentations.ai, an Indian startup that uses AI to help companies quickly generate presentation decks, has raised $3 million in a seed round led by Accel to scale its software that has emerged from beta after amassing millions of users.Presentations are ubiquitous throughout a business journey whether a large corporation or a startup to acquire new customers, update investors, and communicate milestones internally. Yet, businesses still struggle, spending hours cracking compelling presentations, which is even more critical when targeting clients or investors.People struggle to take the first draft of a presentation, said Sumanth Raghavendra, co-founder and CEO of Presenations.ai, in an exclusive interview.The Bengaluru-based startup has made that easier with its AI-powered platform, used by over 5 million people worldwide since its public beta launch in 2023, according to the company. We want to be the ChatGPT for presentation. Think about making a presentation using AI, using that same construct that ChatGPT operates under, Raghavendra told TechCrunch.Presentations.ai team, with Sumanth Raghavendra on the far right in the second row (in a green shirt)Image Credits:Presentations.aiFounded in 2019, Presentations.ai saw ChatGPTs emergence in late 2022 as the moment to come out of stealth and start onboarding new users. The startup amassed a million users within three months of its public beta and is currently making millions of dollars in profit, Raghavendra said.Before Presentations.ai, Raghvendra founded Deck App Technologies, which developed an app to help people create business content using smartphones. However, he noted that the earlier venture had a limited degree of success as mobile devices did not become an instrument to create content other than videos.Over the years, Raghvendra said that his team had created IPs around building presentations that helped Presentations.ai to emerge as a competitive player even in the crowded space where both startups and even big tech companies like Google and Microsoft are trying to ease presentation-building using generative AI.Because we have been doing this for so many years, Im fairly confident that we are far ahead of anybody else, and the proof of the pudding for us is that a lot of users who come in pay us to use our software. They have typically tried other competitors, including whatever Google or Microsoft has, Raghvendra asserted.After gaining initial traction, the startup transitioned from a completely free experience for beta testers into a freemium offering in early 2024. Since then, Raghvendra told TechCrunch it has tens of thousands of paying users who pay for its service, starting at an annual price of $200 per user in the U.S., with different tiers and localized pricing across markets.The startup utilizes frontier LLMs along with its own small language models created for specific tasks, such as deciding which chart best fits a particular topic. It also uses text-to-image models Flux and Stable Diffusion to help users quickly generate images to be used in the presentations with prompts.Presentations.ai provides tools including theme palettes and presentation styles to generate decks based on user preferences. It also offers features including an AI-powered design assistant to create presentations based on different ideas, sharing and real-time sync, and multilingual support.Similarly, the startup provides brand templates to match the style of users particular brands. It also lets people export their presentations to a PowerPoint file for further editing or as a PDF.Presentations.ai specifically includes guardrails to assure enterprise customers it has a high bar against the competition. These guardrails, Raghvendra said, are built using the data pipelines the startup has built over time to restrict hallucination, the colloquial term of AI-generated inaccurate or misleading content. The platform also lets enterprises restrict access to sensitive data they do not want to be shared with other users, such as the financial information with the CFO that the front-line staff should not access.The startup also allows hosting a private instance of the software. Additionally, it provides organization-wide licenses to let employees collaborate on a particular presentation.Raghvendra told TechCrunch the startup plans to use the seed funding to launch a dedicated presentation agent to create presentations within any application. It also plans to have an enterprise sales team.So far, Raghvendra said the startup has spent zero on its marketing. Also, since it owns IPs, the executive said its AI patent costs are relatively lower and have higher profitability margins than other startups enabling presentations using AI.The startup gets 20% of its revenues from the U.S. followed by India. It also counts the U.K., Germany, Australia, Canada, and the Middle East among its key markets. The seed round included participation from learned Indian entrepreneurs including Paytms Vijay Shekhar Sharma, CREDs Kunal Shah, Freshworks founder Girish Mathrubhootham, and RedBus Phanindra Sama, among others.

Adam Candeub, a known critic of Big Tech, looks poised to join the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).Candeub will be general counsel of the FCC, reports Semafor, which cites direct confirmation from FCC chairman Brendan Carr. TechCrunch has reached out to the FCC for more information.Candeub has long been a vocal critic of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996. Section 230 protects tech companies and online service providers from prosecution based on what their users post on their platforms. The argument against repealing Section 230 is that tech entities, including social media companies, would become liable for what is posted on their platforms, which could lead to censorship.In 2020, Candeub was one of the lead writers of an administrative petition that asked the FCC to get involved with the ongoing debates around social media content moderation. The debates were sparked after Donald Trump accused social media sites of censoring conservative voices after companies like X Twitter at the time moderated his inaccurate claims of voter fraud in the 2020 election.That attempt to curb Section 230s power wasnt successful. More recent challenges have also failed. In 2023, the Supreme Court took Google and Twitters respective sides in adjacent cases that tried to hold the platforms accountable for allowing content from the Islamic State that promoted the terrorist organization.The conversation around Section 230 was already likely to come up during this administration again. Candeub joins the FCC alongside recently appointed chairman Carr, who has already been vocal about hoping for changes to Section 230 during this administration.Candeub previously served as an advisor to the FCC in the early 2000s. He joined the Trump Administration in 2019 as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Telecommunications and Information and also assumed the role of Acting Assistant Secretary. He joined the Department of Justice as Deputy Associate Attorney General in the waning weeks of Trumps presidency in late 2020. Candeub is currently a law professor at Michigan State University; he first joined its law faculty back in 2004.

VFX supervisor Aaron Wright just shared the work of his Blue Rain Productions team on the new Hallmark+ series, Mistletoe Murders, Hallmarks first holiday murder mystery, which debuted on the new streaming service this past October 31st.In the all-new Hallmark+ original series, based on the Audible original audiobook series of the same name, Emily Lane is an outwardly friendly, optimistic shop owner of a charming year-round Christmas-themed store, Under the Mistletoe. With a keen eye for details, Emily soon finds herself compelled to investigate not-so-quaint local murders, where her sleuthing skills are soon put to the test. Despite local cop, Detective Sam Wilner's growing affection for her, Emily's enigmatic past raises suspicions about her true motives because she has a big secret. Which certainly shows that everyone has ghosts of Christmas past! Yep, we said it.Created by Ken Cuperus, the show stars Sarah Drew (Greys Anatomy) as Emily Lane, Peter Mooney (Rookie Blue) as local detective Sam Wilner and Sierra Marilyn Riley as his teenaged daughter Violet. Jean Yoon (Kims Convenience), Lara Amersey (Operation Nutcracker), and Good Witch alum Kylee Evans also star. David Hewlett (The Shape of Water) has a recurring role; Tom Cavanaugh (Ed, The Flash) guest stars. Grant Harvey, Melanie Orr and Sherry White each directed two of the six Season 1 episodes.Wright and the Blue Rain Productions team worked on various VFX for the show, including replacing monitors to ensure that the on-screen actions matched the actors' movements. In one scene, they enhanced a tree to make it look more damaged as part of a murder investigation. Their work also involved enhancing clues and making minor production fixes, such as replacing unapproved photos. Additionally, they handled a significant explosion shot and flashback sequences to portray the character's past as a secret agent.The team was on set throughout the production, working to seamlessly blend elements they created, such as hospital interiors, with stock footage, integrating the material into the shows world of Fletchers Grove. The biggest challenge, and largest effect taken on by Wright and the team, was working on a big warehouse explosion. In describing the work, Wright shares that he came onto the show early, helping develop some of the action. MistletoeMurders presented us with the unique opportunityof a murder or 2 every couple episodes, he notes. Right from the get-go we were interested. Blue Rain was given the opportunity to help plan and design from the writing stage some of the murders and accidents you see on screen. This unique opportunity gave us freedom to design the effects in the most exciting but also efficient ways. He goes on to describe how a sleigh falling off the roof onto one of the carolers was a big opening shot for the 3rd episode that required us to build and design the rickety platform that was to be sabotaged. Wright went back and forth early with the art department to design a sleigh that was both simple to build and would break in real life, that could be used in the shot, but also would work for our needs, which were to break and fall from the rooftop. This collaboration meant the shots traveled smoothly through the production pipeline.For a large number of shots that involved outfitting a local shop with a big, bright sign saying, Famous Ray's Furniture Emporium, Wright explains, the choice to do it with VFX was clear. Because Ray's personality on the series was quite eccentric, It needed to be huge, he adds. Taking the initial artwork that the art department provided, we added the layers of grime and wear to it to have it tell a bit more of a story, then composited it into the different shots. Overall, I think the effect was quite successful. The climax of Emily's trauma induced flashback was a great warehouse explosion, one of the big cliffhangers from Emily's past, which begged the question, Why is this Christmas shop owner also involved with a huge building explosion? According to Wright, It was the largest effect in the show and required weeks of planning and involvement from many teams and departments. We filmed the talented Sarah Drew on bluescreen getting hit by air cannons we had background plates of the building, lighting effect plates, lens elements we even built the window panel with candy glass and fired air cannons through it to get realistic glass and debris. In post, we then simulated the exploding buildings fireball and animated extra destruction elements like doors, bricks and rocks, he continues. Adding even more layers, we simulated dust clouds and sparks that engulfed Emily and crashed the shot to black. All of these filmed and CGI components were brought together and composited into the final shot that was intended to capture the dark notion, Who is Emily really? Dan Sarto is Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Animation World Network.

The third and final extant building on the former Church of the Holy Name of Jesus complex in Chicopee, Massachusetts, is this former school building, a stunning example of Colonial Revival architecture. Located behind the former church and rectory buildings, this three-story building was built in 1925 as a Science building to accompany an existing girls high school. Inside, the building had a Commercial department, where young girls could learn important skills like banking, stenography, and typing; with the second floor containing traditional science classrooms and labs along with the school library. Springfield-based architect, John W. Donahue, who specialized in ecclesiastical buildings in Western Massachusetts, designed the building in the Colonial Revival style with brick and stone construction, an elaborate entrance and Palladian window on the second floor facade. The school building closed in the late 20th century, and has seemingly sat vacant ever-since. I sincerely hope this important building could be incorporated as much-needed housing for Chicopee residents!

100 new US dollar bills on black background. gettyThousands of consumers impacted by Bassett Furnitures July 2021 to April 2023 data breach have until Feb. 28 to file claims for compensation under a class action settlement. The breach potentially exposed sensitive customer information, including names, addresses and financial account details through vulnerabilities in Bassetts third-party e-commerce platform.Key Dates and Compensation DetailsClaim Deadline: February 28, 2025online or postmarked.Final Approval Hearing: February 12, 2025Payout Timing: Benefits distributed after the hearing, pending court approval.Eligibility For CompensationThose notified by mail about the breach can claim:Ordinary Losses: Up to $2,000 for documented expenses like bank fees, credit reporting, credit freezing, professional fees, postage or mileage.Extraordinary Losses: Up to $10,000 for identity theft, fraud, or credit repair costs.Time Compensation: $25 an hour for up to 4 hours with no documentation, or 10 hours with proof.All claimants also receive 24 months of free credit monitoring.How the Breach UnfoldedBetween July 2021 and April 2023, unauthorized parties gained access to Bassetts e-commerce systems, potentially exposing customer data. While the investigation was not able to confirm what customer information was potentially accessed or taken as a result of the incident, the company has agreed set aside funds for the settlement, as Social Security numbers and financial information may have been compromised. In response to the data breach, Bassett implemented measures to address the issue, including shutting down portions of its IT infrastructure, which temporarily impacted some operations, such as manufacturing.How to File a ClaimSubmit Online: Use the settlement portal at BassettDataBreach.comMail a Form: Download the claim form and send it to the administrator Include documentation, such as bank statements, receipts or police reports for reimbursement requests.Provide your Notice ID number to avoid denial.

Elon Musk speaks at a Trump inauguration event in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 20, 2025.Christopher FurlongGetty ImagesBy Fatima Hussein and Barbara Ortutay / APFebruary 3, 2025 10:00 PM ESTWASHINGTON Billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk posted Monday on his social media site that he had deleted 18F, a government agency that worked on technology projects such as the IRS Direct File program. This led to some confusion about whether Direct File is still available to taxpayers, but the free filing program is still available, at least for the coming tax season.While Musks tweet may have intimated that the group of workers had been eliminated, an individual with knowledge of the IRS workforce said the Direct File program was still accepting tax returns. The individual spoke anonymously with The Associated Press because they were not authorized to talk to the press.As of Monday evening, 18Fs website was still operational, as was the Direct File website. But the digital services agencys X account was deleted.The IRS announced last year that it will make the free electronic tax return filing system permanent and asked all 50 states and the District of Columbia to help taxpayers file their returns through the program in 2025.The Direct File trial began in March 2024. But the IRS has face intense blowback to Direct File from private tax preparation companies that have made billions from charging people to use their software and have spent millions lobbying Congress. The average American typically spends about $140 preparing their returns each year.Commercial tax prep companies that have lobbied against development of the free file program say free file options already exist.Several organizations, including private tax firms, offer free online tax preparation assistance to taxpayers under certain income limits. Fillable forms are available online on the IRS website, but they are complicated and taxpayers still have to calculate their tax liability.Last May the IRS announced it would make the Direct File program permanent. It is now available in 25 states, up from 12 states that were part of last years pilot program.The program allows people in some states with very simple W-2s to calculate and submit their returns directly to the IRS. Those using the pilot program in 2024 claimed more than $90 million in refunds, the IRS said in October.During his confirmation hearing Jan. 16, Scott Bessent, now treasury secretary, committed to maintaining the Direct File program at least for the 2025 tax season, which began Jan. 27.Musk was responding to a post by an X user who called 18F far left and mused that Direct File puts the government in charge of preparing peoples taxes.That group has been deleted, Musk wrote.More Must-Reads from TIMETrump and Musk Have All of Washington on EdgeWhy AI Safety Researchers Are Worried About DeepSeekBehind the Scenes of The White Lotus Season ThreeWhy, Exactly, Is Alcohol So Bad for You?The Motivational Trick That Makes You Exercise Harder11 New Books to Read in FebruaryHow to Get Better at Doing Things AloneColumn: Trumps Trans Military Ban Betrays Our TroopsContact us at letters@time.com

In brief: Buried near the end of the description for the Nvidia App update that introduced support for RTX 50 series graphics cards, multi-frame generation, and DLSS 4, is a little-noticed new feature: driver-level single-frame generation for any DirectX 11 or DirectX 12 game running on Nvidia's latest GPUs. Early testing suggests that the company's "Smooth Motion" AI model significantly boosts perceived frame rates in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, with only minor visual artifacts. The few users who have managed to get their hands on a GeForce RTX 5080 or 5090 can engage frame generation in most games released in the past 15 years through a new Nvidia App setting. A future update will extend the functionality to RTX 40 series GPUs.Dubbed "Nvidia Smooth Motion," this driver-level model interpolates one AI-generated frame between every two traditionally rendered frames in DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 titles that lack native DLSS or frame generation support.Similar to AMD's Fluid Motion Frames, it extends the benefits of single-frame generation originally introduced with RTX 40 series cards by bringing it to back-catalog games.The Smooth Motion setting is located in Graphics > Driver Settings for both individual program settings and global settings in Nvidia App version 11.0.2.312 or later, just below the DSR Factors setting. According to PC Games Hardware, which tested the feature on a pre-release build of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, toggling Smooth Motion on or off requires rebooting the game.When enabled on an RTX 5080 at 4K DLSS quality mode under the game's maximum "Experimental" graphics preset, Smooth Motion increased the average output frame rate from 83.3 fps to 135 fps a 62% uplift. However, capping the frame rate at 120 fps and enabling variable refresh rate resulted in significantly smoother frame times while reducing the rendered frame rate to 60 fps. Fortunately, latency remains largely unaffected, especially if Nvidia Reflex is activated. // Related StoriesNote the distorted text and blurred characters. Compare with non-AI-generated frame here. Click to enlarge.However, Smooth Motion introduces more noticeable artifacts than full native frame-gen implementations because it applies interpolation uniformly rather than selectively. For instance, interface elements like subtitles may appear distorted in AI-generated frames.Additionally, the feature remains active during Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's cutscenes, which are normally locked at 30 fps. While visual flaws such as blurred characters are less apparent at higher frame rates, they become more pronounced when 30 fps cutscenes are interpolated to 60 fps.More in-depth testing will likely emerge as RTX 50 series GPUs reach more consumers in the coming weeks and Smooth Motion rolls out to RTX 40 series cards.

After launching aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on January 15, Firefly Aerospaces moon-bound Blue Ghost spacecraft has been orbiting Earth ahead of a trans-lunar injection maneuver in just under a weeks time.From its current location way above Earth, its been beaming back some incredible footage over the last couple of weeks, including this clip of our own planet shared on social media on Monday.Recommended VideosT-5 days until Blue Ghost says goodbye to Earth! With the accuracy we achieved on our first two burns, we were able to skip the third Earth orbit maneuver. Blue Ghost is already in a good position to perform our trans-lunar injection in just under a week. Our #GhostRiders pic.twitter.com/lMHpr8ix14 Firefly Aerospace (@Firefly_Space) February 3, 2025Please enable Javascript to view this contentAs you can see from Fireflys post, Blue Ghost is gearing up to continue its journey to the moon, where it will remain in a lunar orbit for 16 days before attempting a landing on March 2. The entire mission is expected to last close to 60 days, including about 45 days traveling time, and 14 days of operations on the lunar surface.Fireflys Blue Ghost Mission 1 a part of NASAs Commercial Lunar Payload Services program, and aims to deliver 10 scientific investigations and technology demonstrations to support future human exploration of the moon under the Artemis program.The Blue Ghost lander, which is about 2 meters tall and 3.5 meters wide, will touch down near a volcanic feature called Mons Latreille within Mare Crisium, a 500-kilometer-wide basin on the moons near side, delivering 94 kilograms (207 pounds) of payloads to the lunar surface.Scientific objectives include analysis of lunar regolith properties, investigation of the interactions between solar wind and Earths magnetic field, the evaluation of long-distance Global Navigation Satellite System capabilities, and assessment of radiation-tolerant computing, among other activities.This mission embodies the bold spirit of NASAs Artemis campaign a campaign driven by scientific exploration and discovery, NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy said when Blue Ghost left Earth last month. Each flight were a part of is a vital step in the larger blueprint to establish a responsible, sustained human presence at the moon, Mars, and beyond. Each scientific instrument and technology demonstration brings us closer to realizing our vision.Reaching the moon is no easy feat, with Americas Peregrine lunar lander suffering a catastrophic glitch on its way there in a mission last year, and Japans HAKUTO-R Mission 1 failing in the final moments before touchdown.This is Fireflys first attempt to land on the moon. Fingers crossed that it nails it.Editors Recommendations

Table of ContentsTable of ContentsEverything new on Paramount+ in FebruaryLive sportsParamount+ in February 2025 is a tale of two original series: 1923 and Yellowjackets. The former is a prequel to Yellowstone starring Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren that hasnt had a new episode in over two years. But the upcoming second season will bring this chapter of the Dutton family saga to a close. As for Yellowjackets, Showtimes breakout drama will only be available for Paramount+ with Showtime subscribers.Some of the other highlights this month include the music special Eric Clapton Unplugged Over 30 Years Later, and multiple seasons of MTV Unplugged and VH1 Storytellers. There are also returning CBS series, including Tracker season 2, as well as an assortment of fan-favorite movies and live sporting events.Recommended Videos1923 season 2, Yellowjackets season 3, Tracker season 2, Eric Clapton Unplugged Over 30 Years Later, and more are all coming to Paramount+ in February 2025.RelatedUnfortunately, some of the most enticing additions to this months movie library are exclusive to Paramount+ with Showtime. Paramount+s lower tiers get everything else. Keep that in mind when looking over our roundup of everything new on Paramount+ in February 2025. The shows and movies below marked with an asterisk (*) are only available on Paramount+ with Showtime. Titles marked with a double asterisk (**) can be live-streamed from CBS by Paramount+ with Showtime subscribers. Our picks for the month are in bold.And if you subscribe to other streaming services, we also have helpful guides to the best new shows to stream, the best shows on Netflix, the best movies streaming on Amazon, and the best TV shows streaming on Amazon.February 1RideA Mighty HeartA Walk on the MoonAdoreAlong Came A SpiderAmerican GigoloAttack the BlockBabelBebes KidsBirthday GirlBoys And GirlsBrokeback MountainChocolate CityCinema ParadisoCome AwayCritical ConditionDangerous BeautyDoubtFerris Buellers Day OffGeostormHooking UpI Hope They Serve Beer In Hell*In & OutInto The WildJersey GirlJuiceJust Another Girl on the I.R.T.Like Water for ChocolateLosing IsaiahMansfield ParkMarvins RoomMen, Women & ChildrenMenace II SocietyMuriels WeddingMy Best Friends WeddingMy Bosss DaughterO (Othello)Old SchoolPretty In PinkRoad to PerditionRoman HolidaySaturday Night FeverSerendipityShakespeare in LoveShall We Dance?ShooterSuffragetteTerms of EndearmentThe BabysitterThe Boy in the Striped PajamasThe Color PurpleThe Evening StarThe FirmThe Hunt for Red OctoberThe Love GuruThe Love LetterThe MaskThe Pursuit of HappynessThe SmurfsThe Smurfs 2The Stepford WivesThe To Do ListThe WoodTransformersVampire in BrooklynWhat Lies BeneathWhat Women WantWhen Harry Met SallyWin A Date With Tad Hamilton!World War ZWuthering Heights (2003)February 2The 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards**February 3Bull*The Nanny Diaries*February 4Burden of Guilt, premiereFebruary 5Bar Rescue, season 9The Patrick Star Show, season 2Super Bowl Greatest Commercials: F.O.A.T. special**February 6Death Without Mercy, premiereFebruary 7NCIS: Sydney, season 2 premiere**February 12Eric Clapton Unplugged Over 30 Years Later, premiereFanboys*PAW Patrol: Big Truck PupsCMT Crossroads, seasons 1-3, 5, 10-16, and 18-20How Did They Fix That?, season 3MTV Unplugged, seasons 1-8, and 10-13VH1 Storytellers, seasons 1-9, 11-13, and 15-16February 14Yellowjackets, season 3 premiere*February 16The Equalizer, season 5 premiere**Tracker, season 2 premiere**February 17DeadlockHalloween*On TV: A Black History Month, special*February 231923, season 2 premiereFebruary 24Beyond the Gates, season 1Southpaw*February 26Survivor, season 48**The Loud House, season 7February 27The AviaryFebruary 28Crossing Over*February 1NCAA Mens Basketball Arizona @ Arizona State*February 1-2PGA TOUR AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (Third and Final Round Coverage)*February 2Professional Bull Riders (PBR)*NCAA Mens Basketball Ohio State @ Illinois*Serie A AC Milan vs. Inter Milan; Roma vs. NapoliFebruary 3AFC Champions League Elite Al Nassr vs. Al WaslFebruary 4Coppa Italia Quarterfinal Atalanta vs. BolognaFebruary 5Coppa Italia Quarterfinal AC Milan vs. RomaCarabao Cup Semifinal Newcastle United vs. ArsenalFebruary 6Carabao Cup Semifinal Liverpool vs. TottenhamFebruary 8NFL Films Super Bowl LIX Countdown Show*NCAA Mens Basketball Michigan @ Indiana*EFL Championship Coventry City vs. Leeds United; Sunderland vs. WatfordEFL League One Wrexham vs. Leyton OrientFebruary 8-9PGA TOUR WM Phoenix Open (Third and Final Round Coverage)*February 9Professional Bull Riders (PBR)*February 11-12UEFA Champions League Knockout Phase Play-offs Leg 1February 13UEFA Europa League Knockout Phase Play-offs Leg 1UEFA Conference League Knockout Phase Play-offs Leg 1February 15NCAA March Madness Mens Bracket Preview*NCAA Mens Basketball Wisconsin @ Purdue*February 15-16PGA TOUR The Genesis Invitational (Third and Final Round Coverage)*February 16Serie A Juventus vs. Inter; Lazio vs. NapoliFebruary 17EFL Championship Leeds United vs. SunderlandFebruary 18-19UEFA Champions League Knockout Phase Play-offs Leg 2February 20UEFA Europa League Knockout Phase Play-offs Leg 2UEFA Conference League Knockout Phase Play-offs Leg 2February 22Pro Volleyball Federation All-Star Match*NCAA Mens Basketball Oklahoma State @ Kansas*February 23Professional Bull Riders (PBR)*NCAA Mens Basketball Purdue @ Indiana; Ohio State @ UCLA*EFL League One Mansfield Town vs. WrexhamFebruary 24EFL Championship Sheffield United vs. Leeds UnitedThroughout FebruaryScottish Professional Football League competitionEnglish Football League competitionSerie A competitionAFC Champions League Elite competitionEditors Recommendations