Now that we have Paralives, Inzoi, and The Sims 4, life simmers finally have the variety we’ve been begging for

For years we life sim players have stood ’round the summoning circle, chanting the ritual words: “The Sims really deserves some legitimate competition, you know?” Despite our efforts to manifest, likely competitors just kept getting delayed or outright canned. Now that Paralives has launched—and is, in fact, good—I think maybe the variety life simmers have…

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A malware dev has committed a magnificent self-own after an AI-coded malicious package leaked its own GitHub private token

We’re continually warned about the prospect of AI-generated malware these days, but there is one important factor working in our favour: sometimes, it’s kinda rubbish. Ox Security researchers have discovered an info-stealing malicious npm package called mouse5212-super-formatter, designed to target Claude users. The nasty little blighter reached 676 downloads before being unmasked, after the apparently…

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Subnautica 2’s botched bonus deal is about to wipe out more than one-third of Krafton’s $736 million annual profit for 2025

One of the biggest questions surrounding Subnautica 2 isn’t about the game at all, but rather the typically dull, staid business side of its development: When is Krafton going to eat that whopper of a bonus it promised Unknown World principals Ted Gill, Max McGuire, and Charlie Cleveland when it acquired the studio in 2021?…

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ByteDance has had enough of waiting months for processors, so it’s going to make them itself

ByteDance, the company behind TikTok and video editing app CapCut, is developing its own CPUs in a bid to better support its AI infrastructure. Given the AI industry’s hunger for silicon, it’s hardly surprising another massive tech company is taking hardware into its own hands. Several external partners have already been approached with regard to…

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