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A free chicken nugget hack helped uncover multiple McDonald’s cybersecurity fails: ‘All I had to do was change login to register in the URL’ to access ‘highly confidential and proprietary information’

1 year ago06 mins

McDonald’s has once again hit the headlines with a series of cybersecurity fails, this time discovered by security researcher BobDaHacker. After alerting the company to the possibility of free chicken nuggets by taking advantage of its client-side only reward point validation system, only to be told by a software engineer they were “too busy” to…

Retro News

Review: Princess Crown (Sega Saturn) – George Kamitani’s Directorial Debut Remains A Masterpiece

The Fridge5 months ago03 mins

A proper jewel. If you’re old enough to recall the battle between the PS1, N64 and Saturn at the close of the 1990s, then you’ll no doubt be aware that by 1997, Sega had effectively thrown in the towel in the West. Sony’s 32-bit console was dominant in pretty much every market, but in Japan,…

PC Gaming

Scuf Omega review

The Fridge1 month ago017 mins

In recent years, Scuf controllers have lost some of their purpose to me. I distinctly remember wanting a Scuf controller to play Call of Duty as a teenager, as they were one of the only brands making solid pro controllers with distinct visuals and partnership deals with pro players. Now, you can get a pro…

Mini Review: Gloomy Eyes (Switch) – If Captain Toad Were A Cosy Horror Game

The Fridge1 year ago01 mins

Zom-besties. Growing up, I absolutely loved MediEvil on the PS1. The spooky yet lighthearted aesthetic really spoke to me as a child and would ultimately help foster a lifelong passion for the horror genre. So when I saw trailers for Gloomy Eyes from developer Fishing Cactus, I was instantly enamoured with the Tim Burton-esque vibes….

Rune Factory: Guardians Of Azuma Announces Sakuna: Of Rice And Ruin DLC

2 years ago01 mins

A special collab. Last week, Marvelous announced Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma would be launching on the Nintendo Switch this May. Now, in another update during a livestream event, it’s been revealed there will be some special collaborative DLC with the action-farming sim Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin. Read the full article on nintendolife.com

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 studio drops legal action against L’Académie Clair-Obscur comic: ‘Sorry for dragging our feet’

The Fridge7 months ago03 mins

Following Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 studio Sandfall’s statement yesterday that it was seeking a “fair solution” with the creator of graphic novel L’Académie Clair-Obscur after he received a lawyer’s letter ordering him to stop selling the book, Sandfall has taken to X again to say it’s dropping the case. “Sorry for dragging our feet in…

Nintendo

Guide: Nintendo Switch 2: How To Replace Your Joy-Con 2 Sticks

The Fridge5 months ago01 mins

Stick it to the drift. Switch 2’s Joy-Con seem to be faring much better than on the original Switch, which was plagued with stick-drift issues since its launch in 2017. At the time of writing, there are seemingly no widespread issues with sticks becoming faulty and drifting during gameplay. Read the full article on nintendolife.com

Shantae’s Long Lost GBA Sequel ‘Risky Revolution’ Gets Switch Release Date

1 year ago01 mins

Risk it all in August. WayForward has given us a Switch release date for Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution, the once-cancelled GBA sequel to the original Shantae game. Coming to Switch on 19th August 2025 — a few months after some fans got hold of a GBA cartridge with the game on it from Limited Run…

Retro News

“Learn How To Code” – Team Behind PS3 Emulator RPCS3 Has Had Enough Of People “Peddling AI Slop”

The Fridge5 months ago02 mins

“Leave behind something useful to humanity when you’re gone”. The team behind the excellent open-source PS3 emulator RPCS3 has been forced to update its guidelines for submitting AI-generated code after being inundated with time-wasting “vibe coded” pull requests. “Please stop submitting AI slop code pull requests to RPCS3,” says the team on social media. “We…

The creator of the canceled Portal 64 demake says, ‘Don’t be mad at Valve here’

3 years ago03 mins

Programmer and Nintendo Jedi James Lambert has spent the last couple of years working on a demake of Valve’s first-person puzzler Portal for the Nintendo 64, a machine I wasn’t sure could even display a proper circle let alone a moveable hole in reality you can use to teleport through 3D space in real-time. That…

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A free chicken nugget hack helped uncover multiple McDonald’s cybersecurity fails: ‘All I had to do was change login to register in the URL’ to access ‘highly confidential and proprietary information’

Review: Princess Crown (Sega Saturn) – George Kamitani’s Directorial Debut Remains A Masterpiece

Scuf Omega review

Mini Review: Gloomy Eyes (Switch) – If Captain Toad Were A Cosy Horror Game

Rune Factory: Guardians Of Azuma Announces Sakuna: Of Rice And Ruin DLC

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 studio drops legal action against L’Académie Clair-Obscur comic: ‘Sorry for dragging our feet’

Guide: Nintendo Switch 2: How To Replace Your Joy-Con 2 Sticks

Shantae’s Long Lost GBA Sequel ‘Risky Revolution’ Gets Switch Release Date

“Learn How To Code” – Team Behind PS3 Emulator RPCS3 Has Had Enough Of People “Peddling AI Slop”

The creator of the canceled Portal 64 demake says, ‘Don’t be mad at Valve here’