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The majority of survivors in Quarantine Zone are a randomised mix of normal-looking folks. Every now and then you’ll come across someone with “left leg” tattooed on their left leg, but it doesn’t often get weirder than that. So, when a survivor arrives at the checkpoint with skeleton hands and an unremovable bag over his…
You might have gotten used to following the rules in Quarantine Zone, but every now and then a quest requires you to bend them. Modern Prometheus asks you to take a pretty big risk by allowing a survivor with a zombified head in his baggage to enter the camp. What’s more, the survivor wants you…
There must be some stray DNA in the water lately. In November, disappointing 2008 everything sim Spore inexplicably popped back up in the news. Then in December, I checked out Everything is Crab, a clever roguelike that turned out to realise some of that game’s lost potential. Now I’m playing Pathogenic, another game that pulls…
Someone’s got their eyes on the prize over at Capcom HQ, and knows there’s one heck of a lot of money to be made from exclusive Resident Evil merch. Yesterday saw a showcase focused around the imminent Resident Evil: Requiem, the main takeaway from which was a classic mode that takes us back to the…
Elden Ring: Nightreign has been collecting some dust in my library recently—not for any particular reason, I got 66 hours out of the dang thing, I’m just a human being with limited time, MMOs to keep up with, and, like, chores to do (I am aware this is quitter talk). I might, however, blow off…
You can get a lot of gaming headset for under $300. Or, if you’re willing to max out that figure, you can scoop up our top audiophile headphones pick, the Audeze Maxwell, complete with its pricey-yet-stunning planar magnetic drivers. Or, for $50 more, you can buy the Sony Inzone H9 II. Having seen the $350…
For many years, it has been Apple that’s been first in line to use TSMC’s newest process nodes, as well as taking the lion’s share of all those wafers. However, the meteoric rise in the demand for AI chips, backed by hundreds of billions of dollars, would appear to have pushed Apple aside in favour…
For many years, it has been Apple that’s been first in line to use TSMC’s newest process nodes, as well as taking the lion’s share of all those wafers. However, the meteoric rise in the demand for AI chips, backed by hundreds of billions of dollars, would appear to have pushed Apple aside in favour…
For reasons unbeknownst to mankind, there are a surprising number of applications designed to arbitrarily select and destroy processes on a PC until it crashes. This morning, I was made aware of an application made by user IceSolst on X with AI coding platform Cursor AI that randomly selects a process on your computer via…
Once the forgotten child of Windows’ armoury of native applications, Notepad has enjoyed a revival in the past few years. Since 2022, it’s gained spell checking, a dark mode, tabbed windows, state preservation, and even basic formatting. With the latest update, tables have joined the feature set, which feels useful, along with AI text streaming,…