Slay the Spire 2 devs weren’t going to make a sequel, but then the publisher handling the first game’s ports shut down and things got ‘very murky’

Slay the Spire 2 has been one of those roguelike time vampires in recent weeks, for me—in between my usual binges of larger games, I tend to vanish into this genre for a bleary-eyed 80 hours because I can simply rinse and repeat, rather than having to worry about long-term narratives or complicated RPG systems….

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“What If Your Favourite ’80s Computers Were Portable?” – Evercade Maker Blaze Is Teasing Something Spectrum And C64-Related

Carts? Hardware? Or something else? Evercade maker Blaze has just posted a short teaser video on social media which asks a simple question – what if your favourite home computers of the ’80s were portable? The seconds-long video has been shared on both the Evercade and HyperMegaTech social channels and presents the aforementioned text in…

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IMPORTANT: change on Blog | Commodore

A new news item titled “C” You Soon – Commodore 64 Ultimate Line-Up Expands with C64C Edition Later this Year (dated April 28, 2026) was added to the What’s New feed and includes a “News” link. https://commodore.net/news/ https://commodore.net/computer/ https://commodore.net/product-category/apparel/ The post IMPORTANT: change on Blog | Commodore appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.

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China’s upcoming all-CPU supercomputer plans to add an extra 47,000 processors in its second phase, and aims to be one of the fastest in the world

I love a supercomputer reveal, and this one’s a little different than most. China’s National Supercomputing Center in Shenzhen has announced its LineShine system, a machine that aims to deliver 2 exaflops of performance once it’s fully constructed. That’s an impressive figure, and would make LineShine one of the fastest exascale supercomputers in the world…

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