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This vibe-coded tool helps you find missing Lego pieces for your old sets, and now I think the AI revolution might not be such a bad thing after all

I’ll be the first to admit that I’ve been rather critical of our new AI-integrated, “woops-it’s-broken” world. That’s not to say I’m completely down on the tech, though. I like me a dose of DLSS, and vibe coding has shown some genuine promise in terms of bringing software development to the masses. I’m also a…

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Feature: “It’s Almost Like A Religion” – The Incredible Journey To Document Nintendo’s History In Brazil

Pablo Miyazawa shares the story behind his book, “Nintendistas”. The story of Nintendo in Brazil is anything but simple. It’s a story informed by government policy, piracy, grey market imports, and the whims of a licensor that can probably be described as capricious at best. Because of this — not to mention the fairly obvious…

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Different types of gamers in the UK

Gaming is a popular hobby in the UK, and today there are many ways to play. How you play, whether solo or with friends, via smartphone or console, and your preference for casual, collaborative or competitive challenges, indicates what type of gamer you are within this vast and continually growing community. Discover the main types…

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Guide: Best Fake OS Games On Nintendo Switch 1 & 2

It’s a faaaake! We recently had some material drop in our inbox about InterfaceX, a developer-led drive on Steam to bring a whole bunch of games under one genre banner: ‘Fake OS’. Having struggled ourselves to succinctly categorise games which simulate navigating a computer, phone screen, or another device/workstation as a significant part of their…

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