Month: July 2022

Digimon Survive was announced four years ago. Myriad delays later, the visual novel tactical hybrid is finally coming. Will it be good? Time will tell. But arriving after the underrated success of RPG spin-off Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth, it has the potential to be another intriguing dive down the Digimon rabbithole. The developers are already
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Done binging season 3 of The Umbrella Academy on Netflix? It was another round of saving the world, but this time the approach — and stakes — were a little different. The Hargreeves siblings seem to be successful in preventing the collapse of the entire universe. But the results? They’re understandably complicated. Here’s where things stand after the
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Advertisement Mojang and Microsoft declined to comment. The hate and the hashtag are all because of Wednesday’s v1.19.1 update for Minecraft: Java Edition. Players can now report one another for “inappropriate chat messages or dangerous behavior,” even on private servers. “The type of behavior that will get you banned is hate speech, bullying, harassing, sexual
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From Elon Musk Twitter impersonators to dubious Discord chats, cryptocurrency and non-fungible token (NFT) scammers have stolen billions of dollars from investors over the last few years. But now, politicians and law enforcement are turning their attention to Apple and Google — companies that operate huge app stores — and how they review fraudulent crypto
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Autonomous vehicle company Pony.ai is forming a strategic joint venture with Sany Heavy Truck, a subsidiary of Chinese heavy equipment manufacturer Sany Heavy Industry, to create an autonomous truck brand. The plan is to combine Pony.ai’s “virtual driver” with Sany’s technical prowess in building heavy-duty trucks to build automotive-grade self-driving trucks with Level 4 autonomy,
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Like other streamers, HBO Max has an eclectic range of sci-fi series, including originals, older titles and excellent international offerings. What sets the HBO originals apart is a stamp of quality marked “prestige TV”. Station Eleven is the prime example of a prestige show. With long episode times, high production values and a great Metacritic score (81), the
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The US Federal Trade Commission said Wednesday it’s looking to block Facebook parent company Meta’s acquisition of Within Unlimited, which makes a VR fitness app called Supernatural. “The agency alleges that Meta and [Meta CEO Mark] Zuckerberg are planning to expand Meta’s virtual reality empire with this attempt to illegally acquire a dedicated fitness app that
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