Mortal Online 2 adds bounty hunting system, adds three-strike rule for bans
If you’re planning on misbehaving in Mortal Online 2, you should probably be aware that the rules that govern how StarVault deals with you have...
If You’re Curious About High Isle’s New Card Game Tales of Tribute, The Elder Scrolls Online Has a Guide
There's a new guide to the upcoming Tales of Tribute deck-building card game coming in the Elder Scrolls Online's High Isle chapter next month. Go...
VR Mouth Haptics Demo With Spiders Will Give You The Heebie Jeebies
Researchers are looking to target haptics for AR/VR at the second most sensitive and dense of mechanoreceptors, the mouth. So, if you have ever felt your VR/AR experience has been lacking a bit of taste, this will give you something to chew on.
Virtual and augmented reality has been making strides in terms of advancement over the years.
Victorian survivalbox Nightingale talks up lore and promises more details soon
It’s been a little while since we last checked in with Nightingale, the fascinating Victorian survival sandbox that promises portal-hopping fun. So what’s been going...
Bitcoin Valuation Falls to Lowest Level Since July 2021
BTC is 30% down in 2022 do far, and 50% down from its record high in Q3 2021. Analysts see a resistance line at $30,000 and if you have BTC investments you will want that line to hold.
Computing History Museum Solves N64 GoldenEye’s Screen Cheating Issue With $10K In Hardware
“How did you find me!? Were you screen peeking!?” Many a child of the mid-90s would yell at their friends and siblings while playing Goldeneye 64 on the Nintendo 64. It’s been 25 years, and thanks to the Computing History Museum in Cambridge, UK, there is now a solution. About $10k worth of additional hardware is all it took.
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Not So Massively: Nothing can prepare you for Craftopia’s weirdness
While I like many survival mechanics, I’ve struggled to get into actual survival games. Despite that, I’ve kept one eye on the early access title...
ASUS Is Entering The High End SSD Game With A 1TB PCIe 4 ROG Strix Screamer Coming
ASUS has its hands in a lot of cookie jars, including everything from smartphones and laptops, to motherboards, power supplies, graphics cards, a sea of gaming peripherals, and more. What you won’t find among its extensive catalog of products, though, are any solid state drive (SSD) solutions. That’s about to change.
Over on Facebook, the
EA announces plans for a Lord of the Rings ‘collectible role-playing game’ for mobile devices
Electronic Arts and Middle-earth Enterprises have clapped hands together to enable the creation of a new mobile game based on the Lord of the Rings...
Raspberry Pi Controls 3D-Printed Pan Tilt Camera with Mouse
Erwin Chin is using a Pi to power this mouse-operated 3D-printed camera setup with pan/tilt support and a web app interface.