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Rumours suggest Nvidia’s next-next gen Fenyman AI GPUs will use Intel Foundry tech for some of the components

Nvidia and Intel shocked the tech world last year with a partnership announcement, in which the two giants said they would collaborate on new x86 SOCs with integrated RTX GPU chiplets. The friendship may well be going deeper than that, though, as rumours suggest Nvidia’s next-next gen AI GPUs will use the odd Intel Foundry-produced…

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“A Mix Of Legend of Zelda & Tomb Raider” – Rare PlayStation Exclusive ‘Tiny Bullets’ Now Available In English

Thanks to the fan translators Chapu & Etokapa. A brand-new fan translation patch has just been released for the Japanese-exclusive PS1 game, Tiny Bullets, giving players the opportunity to experience the rare PlayStation-exclusive in English for the very first time (h/t: GameVecanti). Tiny Bullets is the work of the developers, Kuusoukagaku Corp and Contrail, and…

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“No Vibe Coding” – ZSNES Has Been “Re-Written From Scratch” And Now Enhances Your Favourite SNES Games

Showcases the ‘Super Enhancement Engine’. Legendary SNES emulator ZSNES is back in active development, with two of the original developers involved. As revealed by Zophar, zxKnight and _Demo_ are working on Super ZSNES, a GPU-powered successor to the original emulator. Read the full article on timeextension.com Showcases the ‘Super Enhancement Engine’. Legendary SNES emulator ZSNES…

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Gothic Remake is committed to the original’s immersive open world: ‘You don’t have a minimap, we very strictly kept that’

The ghost of Gothic is everywhere. A direct ancestor of Kingdom Come: Deliverance and The Witcher, Gothic was the ultimate eurojank RPG, an ambitious if flawed reminder of a school of open world design that predates maps full of repeatable activities. Gothic’s map didn’t have icons on it. It was a believable in-world item you…

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