Scrubby is a top robot. Scrubby scrubs whiteboards. Scrubby un-scrubs whiteboards. Scrubby sleeps to scrub again.

Living in 2025 is like gently being brushed by a feather duster made of your cyberpunk dystopian nightmares. Thankfully, every so often I’m graced with a less horrifying brush. One that says, maybe the future isn’t so bad. One like Scrubby the delightful little whiteboard cleaning robot. The future of robotics is frankly, terrifying. We…

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This retro-styled programmable high-polling wireless mouse comes with a charging dock for under $60 USD

Retro aesthetics are all the rage amongst many trying to recapture those warm feelings of their childhood through nostalgia tinted peripherals. We’re seeing an influx of Commodore 64 inspired wares, with dusty grey plastic housings and orange highlights, like this XTRFY K4V2 TKL keyboard from Cherry. 8BitDo is another brand dipping into retro stylings, with…

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Battlefield 6 players are crying out for a ‘real’ server browser, and it’s about time we demanded the basic FPS feature that Call of Duty killed

MORGAN PARK, STAFF WRITER (Image credit: Future) This week: Got back to his 95-hour Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 playthrough and discovered there’s still a lot of main quest to go. Before the quick match button, before the party system, before skill-based matchmaking, we had the server browser: A literal list of all active matches, neatly…

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PlayerUnknown’s new survival game makes building a simple campfire feel like a real accomplishment, and that’s something a lot of survival games are lacking

Building a fire in a survival game is an important early-game milestone: it lets you stay warm and toasty even when the temperature drops, and you can start cooking basic meals instead of just stuffing berries into your face. At night you can see a few feet around your fire without having to hold a…

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Arkane employees demand Microsoft sever ties with Israeli military: ‘We don’t want to be part of this sinister project for Gaza’

Members of the French videogame union STJV at Arkane Lyon, currently developing Marvel’s Blade, have published an open letter calling on Microsoft to end its relationship with the Israeli military and conduct “a transparent, independent and public audit of Microsoft technologies, contracts, services and investments to make sure they are not used to violate the…

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