Alien: Isolation’s sound designer is working on the next Silent Hill game, creating a ‘dynamic score system that evolves as you play’

Silent Hill: Townfall recently got its first full-length trailer, which showed more of the series’ latest cursed location, St. Amelia. But other than the quiet beachfront and classic foggy streets, fans may have also noticed something else: its music. The music that accompanies this trailer is sombre, imposing, and composed by Anthony Scott Burns, otherwise…

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No Man’s Sky’s latest update is an entire new Pokémon-style creature-collection and battle system that’s ‘an entire multiplayer game all of its own’

I’ll just give it to you straight: No Man’s Sky is Pokémon now. There’s nothing you or I can do about it. Today’s update, Xeno Arena, will let you amass a little cadre of vicious alien beasts and pit them against one another in holo-arenas, presumably to the holo-death. “Xeno Arena lets you raise, train…

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Anthropic’s new Claude Mythos AI model has apparently found thousands of vulnerabilities in ‘every major operating system and every major web browser, along with a range of other important pieces of software’

If there’s one thing that AI is good at, particularly language models, it’s detecting patterns in datasets so large that it would be practically impossible for humans to sift through them all, quickly and accurately. That certainly seems to be the case with Anthropic’s new general-purpose model, Claude Mythos, as the company has announced that…

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Raptor Lake chips ‘not going anywhere’ as Intel commits to making older CPUs ‘abundantly available’ and keeping DDR4 support alive

Forget Arrow Lake Plus, Nova Lake and even Razer Lake AX. The future for Intel is the past in the form of Raptor Lake CPUs. Well, kinda. The company has just said that the Raptor Lake generation of chips is “not going anywhere” and will “continue to be abundantly available.” Speaking to Club386, Intel VP…

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