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Resident Evil showcase on 21st January

Capcom has confirmed that a Resident Evil showcase will be happening on Thursday 21st January at 2pm PT which is 10pm UK time. In attendance at the event will be the Resident Evil producers and show host, Brittney Brombacher. The focus will be on Resident Evil Village, but the company promises that there will be…

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Timberborn’s latest update adds ziplines and tubeways for rapid beaver deployment and stops your rodent residents from throwing down in sudden fits of breakdancing

Timberborn is yet another example of just how brilliant the city-building genre is right now. Mechanistry’s beaver-themed management sim lets you construct a water-powered metropolis for the world’s most engineeringly-minded rodent, constructing dams and aqueducts, powering your city with waterwheels. All that, and it’s still in early access, with subsequent updates adding mechanised beavers and…

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The UK Government say it has ‘no plans to repeal the Online Safety Act’, in response to 380,000 strong (and counting) petition

On Friday, the UK Government rolled out new measures first introduced with the Online Safety Act 2023 that requires services to verify users’ ages to access certain content. Over the weekend, a petition emerged calling for its repeal. Today, said petition has been signed 387,330… 387,331… let’s just say nearly 388,000 times and counting. But…

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Two Builds Of An Unreleased Mech-Based Beat ‘Em Up For The SNES Have Just Been Preserved

‘Mechanoids 2 – The Final Conflict’ was in development at Enigma Variations. Games That Weren’t’s founder Frank Gasking revealed earlier today that he has managed to preserve another lost Enigma Variations game, following the discovery of unreleased NES versions of Sensible Soccer and Populous. This time it’s the turn of the 1993 side-scrolling mech beat…

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Nvidia has built location tracking tech that uses the ‘confidential computing capabilities’ of its AI chips to prevent smuggling, according to a Reuters report

According to a Reuters report, Nvidia has built location verification technology that could indicate which country its chips are operating in, in an effort to prevent its AI GPUs from being smuggled into countries where their export has been banned. According to its sources, the feature is said to be a software option that taps…

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