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Despite not getting much airtime during today’s WWDC keynote, visionOS 27 is bringing several new features to Apple Vision Pro, including a new Environment from the Icelandic highlands. Here are the details.
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Sales and free PC game giveaway website IndieGala has announced and revealed its next free game, the 2024 crime-action game Blacklist Mafia, which can be downloaded completely free of charge right now. What’s more, it’s worth noting that this PC game is DRM-free, meaning there are no digital rights management issues associated with the software, and gamers could do whatever they wanted with it.
“The first new entry in the Culdcept series in 10 years”.
After a 10-year hiatus, the Japanese series Culdcept is getting its first new entry for Switch and Switch 2 on 16th July 2026.
Ahead of the release of Culdcept Begins, it’s been announced pre-orders have officially gone live this week on the eShop for both versions of the game. There’s also an upgrade available. If you purchase the title between now and 15th July 2026, you’ll get a 10% discount.
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Ninja Theory and Xbox Game Studios have announced Senua, a brand new instalment in the Hellblade franchise that’s due to launch in 2027 for PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X/S.
Senua sees players exploring a fantastical vision of purgatory while facing off against manifestations of fear, destruction, and pain through visceral, tactically-driven combat. Expect to master multiple weapons, dual-wield in the midst of battle, and vanquish creatures using powerful abilities, as well as going up against massive bosses that threaten to derail Senua’s journey.
Your adventure will take you through a Celtic warrior’s purgatory, viewed from the lens of psychosis. An interconnected world awaits you, defined by myth, memory, and pain, where you’ll use perception and puzzle-solving to unearth the truth and lies behind Senua’s path to peace.
In a defining standalone story and ideal entry point to Senua’s journey, battle to reach the afterlife and be reunited with the ones she has loved and lost.
“I can confirm this is not true”.
One of the big announcements of the Xbox Games Showcase 2026 was that Gears of War: E-Day would be an Xbox console exclusive, so imagine our surprise when a new trailer popped up today with a PS5 logo next to the game!
Yes, as part of the latest Official Xbox Podcast episode, a trailer for Gears of War: E-Day with a mention of PS5 was included in the broadcast. It’s since been taken down, but loads of people have been highlighting it on social media.
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Immortality comes in a couple of flavors, with the lesser version being the kind where you can die as many times as needed but it just won’t take. Stabbed, beheaded, dismembered, roasted, toasted, julienned, it doesn’t really matter seeing as a revival is inevitable. Except, and this can’t be overstated, it can’t really feel all that great. For day to day life that’s not really too much of a concern, but for a warrior in a dark fantasy world that’s decayed due to the influence of unchecked evil that’s a different matter entirely. » Read More
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If you’ve been an Xbox fan since the early days, Microsoft’s latest announcement might excite you. During the recent Xbox
A supermassive black hole lies at the heart of every galaxy, including the Milky Way. When a black hole is active, it pulls material in as a whirlpool of high-temperature gas and dust. As this cosmic material piles up and falls onto a black hole, it lights up its vicinity, radiating a huge amount of energy.
The most energetic supermassive black holes are known as quasars, and they are some of the most active and luminous objects in the universe. These voracious systems take in so much material that the energy they emit can outshine all the light in the surrounding galaxy. The pattern of light from a quasar can give scientists clues to how active supermassive black holes shape the galaxies around them.
Now astronomers at MIT and elsewhere have detected a quasar flickering from the very early universe. The scientists traced the light from the quasar back to the “cosmic dawn,” just 850 million years after the Big Bang.
With the WWDC 26 keynote just hours away, the main story this year is expected to be Siri and its Gemini-powered revamp. But if the rumors hold up, Apple will have more than that in store across iOS 27 and its other operating systems. Here’s what to expect.
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