New World talks up PvP reward track, a 3v3 arena feature, and Expedition group finder in dev video
The developers of New World have once more come together for a developer update video, which provided a bit of insight into current and future...
WRUP: Try not to set your car on fire edition
Hello, everyone, and welcome to another installment of everyone’s favorite game show, Try Not To Set Your Car On Fire! As always, we would love...
The Daily Grind: How do you handle excessive MMO downtime?
OK, while it’s certainly not the worst setback you’ll ever face in your life, it’s never a joy to be eager to log into your...
Vizy Review: Raspberry Pi Computer Vision Made Simple
Starting at $259, Vizy provides a fun introduction to AI, machine learning and computer vision wrapped up in a bright green case.
The Stream Team: Going down the Grenwog hole in AQ3D
If you thought Easter was just about cuddly bunnies and duckies, you really do not know AQ3D well! Battleon’s tin-foil-hat-wearing resident Hooper has been investigating...
New Devblog Details The Elder Scrolls Online’s Smaller Combat Changes Coming in Update 34
With High Isle on the way for The Elder Scrolls Online, there's a new devblog about the combat tweaks and changes that will be heading...
Betawatch: Prosperous Universe gets a launch date from early access
There’s no need to mince words here: We are always happy when a game moves out of early access into actual launch. Often “early access”...
Pixil Online is a free-to-play pixel graphics open world MMORPG for Android devices
There’s always something charming about 16-bit pixel graphic MMORPGs for me. Maybe it’s all of my years playing SNES JRPGs, or the hours I’ve spent...
The Division 2’s next update moves to second test phase, explains why the test is for PC not console
On April 1st, the devs of The Division 2 began phase 1 of its public test for Title Update 15, which brought on a new...
Researchers Develop Method To Make Quantum Dot LEDs From Recycled Rice Husks
Every year, rice farming (specifically, rice milling) generates about 100 million tons of waste. The inedible protective covering of the actual rice grains, known as hulls or husks, can be used in a variety of ways, such as making cement, but there’s a lot more demand for rice than there is for rice husks.
Scientists in Japan are taking