Mio: Memories in Orbit has all the wonder of playing Inside for the first time and its devs are working hard to make it even better

Micron signs a deal to acquire a chip foundry in Taiwan for $1.8 billion, though it won’t make a dent in the memory supply crisis until 2027 at the earliest

As the memory supply crisis rages on, manufacturers are continuing to scale up operations in a bid to meet the accelerated demand. The latest memory maker to expand its production line is Micron, which has just signed a letter of intent to acquire Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation’s (PSMC) Tongluo chip foundry in Taiwan. The company’s…

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Mario 64 speedrunners have cracked a 10-year-old problem, turning it from a Twitch chat meme into a must-use strat using algorithms and raw determination

The best thing about watching speedrunners is seeing just how far they’ll go to break their favourite games. No matter how old a game is, no matter how ‘solved’ its speedrun may seem, there’ll always be new surprises just around the corner. Super Mario 64 has long been a favourite of the speedrunning community, and…

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Modding wizard creates Grand Theft Auto multiverse that lets players travel instantly between Rockstar’s first three games: ‘We got inter-GTA portals before GTA 6’

As a series, Grand Theft Auto has spent decades cycling between the same three locations, with each variation of Liberty City, Vice City and San Andreas being more detailed than the last. But players haven’t been able to explore all three locations at once since the release of the original. Until now. A modder has…

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PlayStation Blogcast 311: No Bones About It

Email us at blogcast@sony.com! Subscribe via iTunes, Spotify, Google or RSS, or download here It’s a very special episode of the PlayStation Blogcast, wherein one Shawn Layden(!) stops by to reveal new details on the upcoming Medievil remake. Plus, Sid is bad at Call of Duty. Enjoy! Stuff We Talked About MediEvil PS4 Call of…

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