In a remarkable twist that merges technology and neuroscience, Gabe Newell, the co-founder of Valve Corporation, has turned his attention toward a pioneering venture in brain-computer interface technology—Starfish Neuroscience. Launched in 2019, the company has flown under the radar until recently, but it now stands poised to revolutionize the way we think about interactions between
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In a landscape littered with mediocre reboots, the resurgence of “Castle of Heart,” now reborn as “Castle of Heart: Retold,” stands out as a beacon of hope for platformer enthusiasts. Initially launched in 2018, this independent endeavor from the Polish developer 7Levels didn’t quite hit the mark; yet, its return heralds a revitalized experience, particularly
In the realm of stealth video games, few titles hold a candle to the brilliance of “Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory.” Released during a pivotal moment in gaming history, this installment brilliantly showcased the limits of its hardware while introducing innovations that would shape future titles. Creative director Clint Hocking, a pivotal figure behind both “Chaos
Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time has taken the gaming world by storm, with an astounding 500,000 copies sold within just two days of its launch. This remarkable achievement isn’t merely a number; it reflects the robust connection between the game and its community, a factor Level-5 has capitalized on effectively. Instead of
The digital landscape is ever-evolving, and with it comes innovative tools that aim to transform our online experience. One such tool is Gemini, an AI-powered assistant that has made its debut as a feature within Google Chrome. This integration seeks to enhance the user experience by providing intelligent assistance directly within the browser. However, its
Frank Azor, AMD’s Chief Architect of Gaming Solutions and Gaming Marketing, recently made waves on social media by addressing a noteworthy concern in the gaming community: the continued existence of GPUs with 8GB VRAM in 2025. On a platform formerly known as Twitter, Azor asserted that the majority of gamers are still engaged with 1080p
In the immersive worlds of role-playing games (RPGs), character interaction is paramount. Romance is a dynamic that adds layers to storytelling, enriching player experiences. Recent insights from David Gaider, the narrative architect behind the acclaimed *Dragon Age* series, reveal a thought-provoking stance on this intricate facet of gameplay. Gaider advocates for a narrative approach where
Level-5 has once again captured the hearts of gamers with their recent launch, *Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time*, a game that seamlessly combines life simulation with action-packed adventure. The early reception indicates that this latest installment strikes a harmonious balance between tranquil day-to-day activities and thrilling exploration, allowing players to immerse themselves
In the realm of video games, aesthetics often serve as the initial draw for players. The recent revelation of “All Living Things,” a captivating title from developer MOXO, exemplifies this phenomenon. Inspired by “The Ripley Scroll,” a 15th-century manuscript steeped in alchemy, this game positions itself not just as a puzzle experience but as an
In the ever-evolving world of fitness technology, users expect reliability and accuracy from their devices, particularly when they come with a premium price tag. The latest hiccup from Whoop, known for its cutting-edge fitness trackers, has left a slice of its user base feeling frustrated and concerned. The Whoop MG, a device celebrated for its