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When the Modern Age ends in Civilization 7, the game’s over, but it hasn’t always been that way. In previous games, you could keep playing long after a winner had been declared, a feature which led to the most famous game of Civilization ever played: Civilization 2’s “Eternal War.” James “Lycerius” Moore spent nearly a…
Music publication Mojo has a new retrospective on Omikron: The Nomad Soul, the 1999 game that marked Davd Cage’s directorial debut but is most notable for the involvement of David Bowie. The legendary musician was initially approached in a bid to license some of his older songs but Bowie, ever-keen on where technology was going…
Finishing minigames are the worst minigames and I’ve waited too long to say it. Maybe I’ve regressed into an iPad child in my middle age but I can’t stomach a day wasted fishing even in Stardew Valley without looking at my phone. It’s a boring waste of time always pulling me away from more interesting…
A South Korean court has ruled that Dark and Darker developer Ironmace did not commit copyright infringement against Nexon, according to a Korea Times report. But Ironmace is going to have to fork over some bucks anyway, because the court also ruled that it did infringe on Nexon’s trade secrets. Dark and Darker, a fantasy…
I was a videogame-obsessed teenager in the 1990s and it seemed like every single gaming magazine (and several of my friends) had one holy grail: The Tomb Raider nude code. The small detail of Core Design’s blockbuster adventure game not actually having one was irrelevant: Thanks to a few doctored screenshots and irrepressible playground murmurings,…
Strix Halo, AMD’s upcoming and extremely large APU, has finally seen some benchmarks in 3DMark Time Spy. These early results are in line with its Geekbench debut last December. This is not only a potential affirmation of what we previously saw but a sign its performance may be a little worse than we expected (hoped)….
As we know all too well at this point, Elden Ring director Hidetaka Miyazaki freaking loves a poison swamp. They’ve become a staple of FromSoftware’s environments, a lovely poisonous debuff enveloping you while scraggly little creatures try to chip away at your health even further. Back in 2022, he said he “rediscovered” his love for…
There was a bit of a buzz when a new class of 27-inch 4K gaming OLED monitors emerged from a flurry of press releases around CES this year. Personally, I struggled to get fired up for reasons we’ll come to shortly. But the new MSI MPG 272URX has landed on my desk, so it’s time…
Some people look at a 3D printer and think “this will make useful parts for my projects.” Some people hear an air raid siren, and assume there must be an historical war re-enactment taking place nearby. I am the third type of person, who hears a 3D-printed air raid siren and experiences a flash forward…
Is Arm planning to make its own chips and not just sell rights to its IP and CPU designs to other companies? So says the FT in what would be a hugely disruptive development, if true. In fact, the FT claims Arm could unveil its first in-house processor as early as this summer with future…