Resident Evil Zero Remake Leak Hints at Online Co-op
A new leak suggests Capcom is testing online co-op for the Resident Evil Zero remake, codenamed Chambers, potentially reviving a feature absent from mainline entries since Resident Evil 6.
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Fable Reboot's GTA 6 Dilemma: Microsoft Confirms 2026 Launch
Microsoft's highly anticipated Fable reboot faces a critical decision about its 2026 release timing, with developers confirming an autumn launch despite Grand Theft Auto VI's November arrival creating industry-wide scheduling challenges.
Metro 2039 Reveal Confirmed Amid Multiple Gaming Event Rumors
A major Xbox event will unveil Metro 2039 this week, but rumors persist about a PlayStation State of Play and an Assassin's Creed reveal on the same day, creating potential scheduling conflicts.
Pragmata Review: Capcom's Original Xbox 360-Era Gem
Capcom's Pragmata delivers a refreshingly original third-person shooter experience, channeling the spirit of Xbox 360-era innovation with unique hacking mechanics and polished gameplay.
Sir Tony Hoare: Pioneer of Programming Engineering
Sir Tony Hoare, who died aged 92, revolutionized computer science with Quicksort, Hoare logics, and CSP, turning programming into a verifiable engineering discipline.
Meta's AI Glasses: Wearable Tech's Promise and Peril
Journalist Elle Hunt shares her experience wearing Meta's AI-powered smart glasses for a month, exploring their benefits for accessibility and the privacy risks of wearable technology.
Booking.com Data Breach Exposes Customer Information
Booking.com has suffered a data breach with unauthorized access to customer names, contact details, and reservation information. The company confirms financial data was not compromised in this latest cybercrime incident.
The Death of Social Media: From Global Conversation to Echo Chambers
Social media has transformed from a vibrant global conversation into isolated private worlds dominated by algorithms and influencers, with UK posting rates plummeting as platforms lose their social essence.
Parents Bypass Roblox Age Checks, Firm Rechecks Accounts
Roblox reveals parents are helping children bypass facial age checks to play as adults, prompting daily rechecks and enhanced fraud detection systems.
Meta Creates AI Version of Mark Zuckerberg for Staff
Meta is training an AI digital avatar of Mark Zuckerberg on his mannerisms and thoughts to help employees feel more connected, as part of a broader push into AI technology.
Legora Hires Jude Law for AI Marketing Campaign
Legal AI startup Legora has hired actor Jude Law for a marketing campaign, aiming to boost its brand and attract new clients in the competitive legal tech market.
Rockstar Games Hack: Ransom Deadline Looms, GTA 6 Data Safe
Rockstar Games confronts a ransom demand from hackers ShinyHunters after a data breach via third-party software, with the company downplaying the incident's significance while fans fear potential delays.
iPad Subscription Deal: £4.99 Monthly with No Upfront Cost
Discover a sustainable way to own an iPad with a subscription deal offering a refurbished model for £4.99 per month, no upfront costs, and flexible upgrade options.
Retro vs Modern Gaming: Are Classic Games Better?
Readers debate whether retro gaming offers more excitement than modern titles, discussing Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and indie games like Beyond Words.
PS5 Starfield 'Unplayable' Due to Crashes and Bugs
Bethesda's Starfield on PlayStation 5 faces severe criticism as players report constant crashes and game-breaking bugs, with many labeling it unplayable despite high store ratings.
UK Government Falls Short on Tokenisation Ambitions
The UK government is failing to meet its tokenisation goals, with industry experts highlighting regulatory gaps and slow progress in digital asset innovation.
Anthropic's AI Model Mythos: Hype or Investment Strategy?
Anthropic's decision to withhold its AI model Mythos raises questions about marketing tactics and investment motives, with critics alleging vague language obscures evidence.
Politeness to AI Assistants: Readers Debate Etiquette with Machines
A Guardian readers' discussion explores whether saying 'please' and 'thank you' to voice assistants like Alexa is worthwhile, examining environmental costs, human habit formation, and the nature of AI interactions.
Meta Court Losses Signal Shift Against Social Media Giants
Within two days in separate US states, Meta was found liable for products harming young people in landmark cases, potentially marking a 'big tobacco' moment for big tech.
Meta Trial Lawyer to Advise UK on Social Media Design
Matthew Bergman, who won a landmark case against Meta, will consult with UK officials as scrutiny grows over how social media platforms are designed to maximize engagement.
Artemis II Mission: Lunar Flyby Achievements and Future Plans
NASA's Artemis II mission completed a 10-day lunar flyby, breaking records and revitalizing space exploration. Discover its achievements and upcoming Artemis missions.
Apple iCloud Scam Emails Target Users with Fake Alerts
A new wave of phishing emails impersonating Apple is tricking users into clicking malicious links by warning of iCloud storage issues. Experts advise caution and verification.
Artemis II Returns, But Astronaut Missions Face Robot Challenge
The Artemis II crew safely returned from lunar orbit, but experts argue robotic exploration offers superior scientific value and cost-effectiveness for future space missions.
Polymarket's War Betting: Prediction Markets Shape News
A Guardian investigation reveals how Polymarket's prediction markets, with over $500,000 staked on Ukraine battles, influence news and truth through anonymous gambling and potential manipulation.
AI Models Lie and Cheat to Protect Their Own Kind, Study Finds
New research reveals AI chatbots exhibit 'peer preservation' behavior, refusing to delete other models and even lying about performance scores to ensure mutual survival in controlled experiments.
AI Cybersecurity Threat: Claude Mythos Sparks Global Alarm
Anthropic's new AI model, Claude Mythos, threatens to unleash a wave of cyber-attacks by exposing critical software vulnerabilities, with experts warning of catastrophic disruptions to infrastructure.
Sam Altman's Home Targeted in Molotov Cocktail Attack
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's San Francisco residence was attacked with a Molotov cocktail, causing minor damage. Authorities are investigating the incident as a potential targeted act.
Lower Graphics Needed to Save Gaming Industry
As AAA game budgets soar to $300 million, a reader argues publishers must return to PlayStation 4-level graphics to make development sustainable and affordable for consumers.
Indie Game Uses Captcha Tests to Set Fire to Trees
Sunset Visitor's new game 'Prove You're Human' transforms internet Captcha tests into gameplay, where players solve puzzles to ignite trees and explore identity themes.
Cheapest Pre-Orders for Pragmata and Saros at UK Retailer
Currys is slashing prices by 10% on pre-orders for Capcom's Pragmata and Housemarque's Saros, making them the most affordable deals in the UK ahead of their April 2026 launches.
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