Category: Technology

In a world where the most popular games are dominated by multiplayer genres such as Battle Royals and MOBAs, will single-player, narrative-driven experiences become increasingly rare? Not according to one Sony exec, who says the company is committed to solo titles. In an interview with PlayStation Blog, PlayStation Worldwide Studios boss Hermen Hulst was asked […]

The new play set has all the trappings of a traditional Super Mario Bros video game – Goombas, warp pipes, flags and so on – as well as an interactive Mario character with what appears to be an LED readout on his chest that serves as a timer and to keep track of coins collected. […]

Being confined to your home due to the coronavirus isn’t fun. It’s something that Italian citizens know about after the entire nation was put on lockdown because of the outbreak. But adult website Pornhub wants to help pass the long hours by offering free access to its premium service to everyone in the country. The […]

It has become increasingly evident – especially over the course of this week – that we’re witnessing something truly unparalleled, even if only in regards to the worldwide response. Twitter has become the latest tech giant to force its employees to work from home in the wake of the coronavirus, the outbreak that graduated to […]

In a move that seems far-reaching even for Google, it has been alleged that the company can revoke its Android license across all of a manufacturer’s devices if just one of then runs a forked version of Android. It has reportedly used this leverage to keep its thumb on Amazon’s attempts to gain a foothold […]

Nightdive Studios, the Washington-based video game company best known for modernizing classic games like System Shock and Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, has partnered with film production company Alcon Entertainment to create a remaster of 1997’s Blade Runner. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition will feature updated character models, animations and cut scenes as well […]

Apple is reportedly ditching the butterfly switch keyboards completely with this year’s MacBook Pro and MacBook Air refresh. After getting that done, the company has an even bigger surprise in the form of an ARM-based Mac that could see the light of day as early as Q4 2020. Apple’s new 16-inch MacBook is a resounding […]