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Valve Developer Mike Morasky Mentions Mystery Half-Life Project HLX Publicly
Valve composer and developer Mike Morasky publicly mentioned Project HLX, reigniting long-standing rumors regarding a new Half-Life installment.
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Metro 2033 And Metro Last Light Receive Free Next-Gen Visual Upgrades
Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light have received free next-gen updates packed with 4K textures, modern upscaler support, and audio enhancements.
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Apple Foldable iPhone Leaks Lead New Wave Of Advanced Tech Hardware
Apple leaks point toward a foldable iPhone Duo as new advancements in robotics, generative AI, and virtual world creation surface across tech.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Gets Fan Made Web Browser Port Playable Across Platforms
Developers have managed to get Cyberpunk 2077 running directly inside web browsers across both PC and mobile without requiring any downloads.
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OpenAI And Anthropic Drive Massive New Wave Of Humanoid Robotics Breakthroughs
OpenAI and Anthropic push forward fresh AI models alongside rapid advancements in humanoid robotics and automation hardware.
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Hollow Knight Silksong Faces Criticism Over Cheap Twenty Dollar Price Tag
Video game pricing expert Cassia Curran argues Team Cherry should charge more than twenty dollars for Hollow Knight Silksong to protect indie developers.
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Bio-Hybrid Robotics Researchers Merge Living Fungi With Mechanical Machines
Researchers merge living mushroom cultures with mechanical robotics, pioneering bizarre bio-hybrid computing and self-healing structures.
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Elden Ring Tops Game Awards Winners Ranking With Massive Lifetime Revenue
Elden Ring and Baldur's Gate 3 dominate recent The Game Awards winners in lifetime sales revenue according to data from Alinea Analytics.
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Boston Dynamics Atlas Upgrades Hands Amid Wild Wave Of Tech Inventions
Boston Dynamics outfits Atlas with brand-new four-fingered hands while AI text-to-game tools and magnetic spider robotics push the envelope.
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Apple Drops Iconic Designed In California Branding From Newer IPhone Chassis
Apple has quietly removed the iconic Designed by Apple in California branding from the back of modern iPhones amid shifting manufacturing realities.