Author: Zach_Wilson
The Star Citizen-based game, Squadron 42 is now feature-complete
The developers of the highly-anticipated single-player sci-fi game, Squadron 42, just announced that this upcoming title is now feature-complete. While this may not mean much to some, it’s big news to those who have followed Squadron 42‘s journey for a while now. The title was first announced during a Kickstarter…
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Skull Island: Rise of Kong was apparently made in a year, which is why it looks so questionable
Skull Island: Rise of Kong was released on October 17 and quickly prompted a lot of conversation about its dated graphics and significant price tag. Players took to social media to label the game a “scam” and advise others not to waste their money or time on it, but, according…
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The Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection is an exhaustive bundle of stealth classics
When discussing his inspiration for the original 1987 Metal Gear game, series creator Hideo Kojima has often referred to the limitations of the MSX2 system it was designed for. With hard limits on the amount of sprites the machine could show on screen and limited support for scrolling graphics, the…
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Instagram’s latest test feature turns users’ photos into stickers for Reels and Stories
Instagram is testing a sticker creation feature that will let users make custom stickers from their own photos — and other users’, in some cases — and pop them into Reels or Stories. While Meta has been going all in on prompt-based, AI-generated stickers lately, this tool is something much…
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Early Black Friday deals are available at Best Buy – shop the 21 best sales
Black Friday deals at Best Buy are some of the most popular offers come November thanks to record-low prices on TVs, laptops, Apple devices, appliances, and more. While the retailer just announced the official dates for its Black Friday sale, you can shop early deals right now, and I’m rounding…
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NASA’s John Mather keeps redefining our understanding of the cosmos
Space isn’t hard only on account of the rocket science. The task of taking a NASA mission from development and funding through construction and launch — all before we even use the thing for science — can span decades. Entire careers have been spent putting a single satellite into space.…
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