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The FPGA N64 Analogue 3D Has Been Delayed

The console will now ship in July 2025. Analogue has just announced on social media that shipping for its FPGA-based N64 clone, the Analogue 3D, has been delayed to July 2025. The Analogue console became available for pre-order in October of last year and was originally supposed to ship sometime in Q1 2025, but as…

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New super-thin ‘2D’ metal sheets could enable ultra-low power chips and can you guess how they’re made? Yup, by squishing stuff really hard

According to a report in Nature(via Interesting Engineering), researchers from the Chinese Academy of Physics can create super-thin sheets, just one or two atoms thick, out of materials including bismuth, gallium, indium, tin, and lead. How, you cry, is this done? Some exotic material depositing technique using the world’s most powerful magnets? Maybe ultra-high intensity…

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Larian’s Swen Vincke subtweets anyone still fixated on singleplayer games’ commercial viability: ‘They just have to be good’

When Swen Vincke took the stage at 2024’s Game Awards to call out the entire games industry for being more committed to “market share” and “arbitrary sales targets” than making good games for their own sake, he noted that the secret formula which led to Larian’s meteoric rise had nothing to do with audience expectations…

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‘People like to hate EA, I don’t know why’: Split Fiction’s Josef Fares says he has a good relationship with his publisher, but ‘nobody believes’ him

EA doesn’t have the best reputation. Whether it’s being awarded with the title “worst company in America” multiple times, its role in the downfall of previously beloved developers like BioWare, its love of microtransactions, or continually heralding the demise of singleplayer games, it hasn’t earned much goodwill. Hazelight Studios founder Josef Fares, whose team just…

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Assassin’s Creed: Shadows PC performance analysis: Ray tracing, upscaling, and frame generation are all optional, but only two of them are worth using, though not the ones you might think

After years of fans asking—nay, demanding—that Ubisoft chose old Japan for the historical setting of a major game in the 17-year-old series, Assassin’s Creed: Shadows is finally here. I should have been saying that back in November, but the game has been postponed twice (first to January, then to March), with adjustments made on how…

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