"I've worked on it for seven years now, and I'm still really enjoying it."
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"I've got a real soft spot for it," says the founder of Hello Games.
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Hello Games is celebrating the No Man’s Sky tenth anniversary and heartwarming success story, as it looks ahead to a new update, Cosmos.
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Today, XBOX Travellers join together with the wider No Man’s Sky community as we celebrate our 10th anniversary. Ten years of collective adventure in this boundless universe. From the start, it has been a wild ride, and it is difficult to think back to the humble beginnings when it was just the four of us […] The post No Man’s Sky Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary appeared first on XBOX Wire.
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Glory On Pluto is one that completely sucked me in with the initial demo back in May, and the refreshed demo is a good reminder that you need to try it
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There's a lot to like about the XPS 13, but most people should shell out for 16GB of RAM.
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Meta has released a new slimmed down 'open source' AI model that's light enough to run on a single computer.
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Valve has notified Steam Machine and Steam Controller customers in Europe about a data breach. The company's servers are safe, but those of one of its hardware partners are sadly not.
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Apple briefly published a support guide in China explaining how Mac users can connect Alibaba's Qwen AI to Siri and Writing Tools, before pulling it entirely less than a day later. Reuters first spotted the Chinese-language guide on Apple's support site on August 8, which explained how eligible Mac users in mainland China could connect Qwen, Alibaba's family of generative AI models, to Siri and Writing Tools. According to the document, the extension required macOS 26.6 or later, needed users t...
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It's never been easier to stream your PlayStation games onto other devices thanks to the latest cloud-streaming app.
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About Fishing is a PSX-style horror fishing game, and The Weeknd loved it so much he met with the developers.
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Twitch streamer Kadeem joined League of Legends icon Tyler1 for a few games, but somehow only did 493 damage in a 32-minute-long match.
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Apple has been testing memory chips from China's ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) across product lines including iPhones and MacBooks, according to a report today from The Wall Street Journal ($). Laptop makers HP and Acer have already started using memory chips from CXMT in devices sold outside the U.S. Meanwhile, Apple has held early talks with CXMT about supplying components for devices sold in China, and the company is hoping for a sign-off from the White House before going further. The F...
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Camp Miasma's production designers Brandon Tonner-Connolly & Matt Hyland explain how they revived old-school matte painting techniques for their film.
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Lego another round. Like a beastly kraken ensnaring a ship in its countless tentacles, it’s getting harder to find a portion of the gaming landscape that Lego hasn’t infiltrated. From action-adventure offerings like LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight to racing with LEGO 2K Drive and puzzle-platforming with LEGO Voyagers, the monolithic toy brick brand has demonstrated that it can be adapted to just about any genre out there — so perhaps it’s not too shocking that it would eventually try its ...
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You can now use your Venmo balance or linked accounts for Google Play purchases.
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Every Cloud... Square Enix has shared its latest financial report for the first quarter of the fiscal year (thanks for the heads up, Automaton), and what do you know, profits are up — substantially so. The report shows that the company's operating profit in the three-month period ending June 2026 came in at ¥17,008 million, an 88.6% rise since the same quarter last year. All parts of the business helped contribute to the increase, though the Digital Entertainment (games) sector made up the lion'...
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The Division Resurgence is a name you may have forgotten. In the sea of announced-then-cancelled off-shoots based on Ubisoft's biggest franchises, Resurgence was one of the few to actually make it to release.
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LG Display is developing a five-layer OLED panel structure that could end up in a future iMac, with an extra layer added to prevent screen burn-in and increase brightness, reports The Elec. LG Display already builds four-stack OLED panels for high-resolution monitors, and arranges the light-emitting layers in a blue-green-blue-red pattern. The five-stack version reportedly under development adds a third blue layer, creating a blue-green-blue-red-blue arrangement. Stacking on another emitting lay...
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Auto Ball Arena is an upcoming chaotic physics auto battler where you put together pieces and then watch the fireworks during auto battles
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"The way they align their spreadsheets for their financial reports—is not the way we used to do it."
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Svelte and superheroic.
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If you're 1) in the mood for a soothing and affordable 2D block-shoving puzzler, and 2) have many memories of building frightful hydraulic slaughterhouses in Minecraft, then perhaps Pight is for you. Created by Turkish devs Mindlabor, it's about using pistons, dynamite, mystic portals, electricity blocks, and other cuboid fauna to move a lightbulb block onto a power source. It takes open inspiration from Minecraft's redstone - an in-game substance that conducts power and thus, allows for the cre...
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Along with a host of bug fixes, of course.
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Bandai Namco announces that One Piece Card Game shops will introduce a facial recognition system in an attempt to contain scalpers.
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CachyOS is one of the most popular Linux distributions and they've released their August release with lots of bug fixes and a few new features
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Apple's iPhone 18 Pro will cost nearly 40 percent more to build than its predecessor because of soaring memory prices, according to new data analyzed TrendForce. The research firm's latest smartphone analysis puts the bill of materials for the 256GB iPhone 18 Pro roughly 38 percent above the equivalent iPhone 17 Pro, and says higher retail prices will be unavoidable as a result. Memory is said to have accounted for about 10 percent of the 256GB iPhone Pro's total component cost a year ago. Trend...
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One of the most surprising things about Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer tease last week was word that it will premiere on subscription-based service Netflix - a move I can't ever remember another game company doing.
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With lag, region locking, and spambots, can Mistfall Hunter survive the overwhelmingly negative reviews?
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Flint Sugar delivers an exhilarating series on the cost of memory told through some of the most visually striking animation seen in years.
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Apple's next Watch won't change much, but future models may see significant updates.
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If you ordered hardware from Valve in Europe recently, some of your details may have unfortunately been leaked
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The Duskbloods, the next game from Elden Ring, Dark Souls, and Bloodborne creator FromSoftware, is hosting its first-ever public test later this month. The network test, as the developer calls it, was always intended to be limited, meaning not everyone who signed up will get to play.
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Apple considered a so-called "white-glove" element for its Apple Upgrade leasing program that would have delivered each new replacement device already loaded with the customer's data, but the idea never made it out of planning, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Apple Upgrade launched in the U.S. on July 28, replacing the iPhone Upgrade Program and iPhone Payments. The plan lets customers lease an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch rather than buy one outright or pay in installments. iPhone an...
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Wahoo! Earlier this Summer, Uniqlo revealed its first Switch 2 clothing range by lifting the lid on a Mario Kart World collection. It was only announced for Japan at the time, but surprise, it has arrived in Europe today and is coming to North America "soon". The Japanese clothing brand is no stranger to a Nintendo collab, having previously released ranges for the likes of Zelda, Splatoon and Pokémon, and the MKW collection boasts more of the same graphic goodness.
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