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If you’re ready to “Get Shwifty” to your favorite tunes, with some inspiration from your favorite toon, you need the Rick and Morty Get Shwifty Bluetooth Speaker. This rechargeable Bluetooth speaker looks like the stage where Rick and Morty perform their song with the giant Cromulon head looking down on them. Rick is there, with […]
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An update to Team Fortress 2 has been released. The update will be applied automatically when you restart Team Fortress 2. The major changes include:
With Indiana Jones and the Great Circle releasing to critical acclaim late last year on Xbox Series and PC platforms (and to a fair amount of green eyes in the PlayStation community), Hollywood’s favourite, whip-cracking, wise-cracking and treasure hunting adventurer has finally made the leap to PS5 and PS5 Pro. Ably manifested by the endless pool of talent at MachineGames, we spoke John Jennings, Production Director and Axel Torvenius, Creative Director at MachineGames, to understand just what went into Indiana Jones and the Great Circle to make it a true realisation of the Indiana Jones fantasy.
PlayStation Universe: Thank you for giving us the opportunity to interview you. Would you mind introducing yourself to our readers and outline what attracted you so much to the project?
JJ: Hi, I’m John Jennings, Production Director at MachineGames. I’ve been here at MachineGames for 11 years now and have loved everything we’ve worked on from the Wolfenstein titles and now to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
The competition isn’t exactly fierce when it comes to compact flagship smartphones today. However, OnePlus is aiming to raise the bar after confirming that it will offer a high-capacity battery for its upcoming compact flagship called the 13T. The OnePlus 13T is expected to compete with other compact Android flagships like the Samsung Galaxy S25, the Oppo Find X8 an… » Read More
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Galaxy Z Flip 7 are likely to go official in July during Samsung’s second Galaxy Unpacked event of 2025. Samsung is yet to confirm the phones’ existence, but a new report coming out of Korea strongly indicates that these foldable devices are progressing according to schedule. Mass production for the two foldable phones will reportedly start… » Read More
Programmers can now use large language models (LLMs) to generate computer code more quickly. However, this only makes programmers’ lives easier if that code follows the rules of the programming language and doesn’t cause a computer to crash.
Some methods exist for ensuring LLMs conform to the rules of whatever language they are generating text in, but many of these methods either distort the model’s intended meaning or are too time-consuming to be feasible for complex tasks.
A new approach developed by researchers at MIT and elsewhere automatically guides an LLM to generate text that adheres to the rules of the relevant language, such as a particular programming language, and is also error-free. Their method allows an LLM to allocate efforts toward outputs that are most likely to be valid and accurate, while discarding unpromising outputs early in the process. This probabilistic approach boosts computational efficiency.
About a month ago, famed analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, put out a detailed note about his predictions for the upcoming Apple foldable. In a note, the analyst stated that the device will skip Apple’s Face ID authentication technology for its older Touch ID because of internal space constraints. Now, there’s another leak that not only reiterates the use of Touch ID, but also… » Read More
Apple Vision Pro might be followed by a new Apple Vision Air model with a thinner design, according to a tipster. The Cupertino company is reportedly exploring titanium internals and an aluminium exterior for the Apple Vision Air, to reduce the device’s weight. Recent reports also suggest a lighter Apple Vision headset is in development, which could debut at a more af… » Read More
Forever with you; never with us.
True love lasts forever – and so do some games. Tokimeki Memorial: Forever with You, the legendary dating sim from 1995, is hooking up with Switch next month to celebrate 30 years on the scene.
Immaculately presented but bewilderingly complex, TokiMemo is a foundational piece of video game history that defined a whole genre, along with the increasingly universal mechanics of video game love. But for most players outside Japan, it fires nostalgia for someone else’s youth – and with no English release, it remains tantalisingly out of reach.
Read the full article on nintendolife.com
“Command an elite squad through a gritty and authentic story”.
A few days ago, a brand-new Star Wars game called Star Wars Zero Company was announced for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, and we’ve been treated to a launch window along with some first look gameplay footage today.
As we already knew, Star Wars Zero Company is developed by Bit Reactor, which is a development team made up of many XCOM veterans, and it takes the form of a single-player turn-based tactics game. Interestingly, it’s set during the Clone Wars era of Star Wars, with the official story description being as follows:
Read the full article on purexbox.com