Gamers Slam Marathon's Weekend-Only Play and Crimson Desert
Readers debate Marathon's limited play schedule, Crimson Desert pre-order regrets, and Resident Evil Requiem's success in the latest GameCentral letters page.
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Resident Evil 30th Anniversary: Future Character Returns
As Resident Evil marks 30 years, we analyze the status of key heroes and villains, from Chris Redfield to Grace Ashcroft, predicting their odds of appearing in the next game after Requiem.
Wearable Robot Creates Human-Robot Hybrid Centaur System
Researchers at Southern University of Science and Technology have created a wearable robot that gives humans two extra mechanical legs, forming a four-legged hybrid system that reduces carrying effort by 35%.
US Man Guilty of AI Music Fraud, Defrauded Millions from Streamers
Michael Smith, 52, admitted to using AI-generated songs and bot farms to steal over $10 million in royalties from music streaming platforms, marking a landmark prosecution in AI-related fraud.
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Wordle Creator's New Game Shows Two Sides of Ambition
Josh Wardle launches Parseword, sparking debate on ambition vs. contentment, while Timothée Chalamet's Oscar campaign offers a cautionary tale on overreach.
Resident Evil 10 Ideas Post-Requiem Hit
A reader shares spoiler-free suggestions for the next Resident Evil game, focusing on co-op mechanics, boss battles, and new characters after Requiem's critical and commercial triumph.
Man Mistaken for Jeffrey Epstein Denies Identity in Viral Video
A retired Florida man known as 'Palm Beach Pete' has been forced to deny he is Jeffrey Epstein after a video of him driving went viral, sparking conspiracy theories.
Pinterest CEO Calls for Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Bill Ready, CEO of Pinterest, urges world leaders to implement a ban on social media for youth under 16, citing Australia's model and mental health concerns.
UK Government Yet to Trial OpenAI Tech After Partnership
Eight months after signing a memorandum with OpenAI, the UK government has not conducted any trials of the company's AI technology, despite promises to transform public services.
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AI Data Gold Rush: Workers Sell Identities for Cash
Thousands worldwide are selling personal data, like videos and calls, to train AI for quick money. This booming gig economy raises privacy and exploitation risks.
Switch 2 EU Revision for Right to Repair Laws
Nintendo is reportedly developing a revised Switch 2 model exclusively for Europe to comply with EU right to repair legislation requiring replaceable batteries by 2027.
PS5 Beats Switch 2 Again, Resident Evil Leads Game Sales
Sony's PS5 outsells Nintendo Switch 2 in the US for February, marking a second consecutive month of dominance. Resident Evil Requiem emerges as the top-selling game of 2026, with hardware spending up 22% year-over-year.
Crimson Desert PS5 Patches Fix Crashes and Blurry Graphics
Pearl Abyss releases multiple patches for Crimson Desert on PS5 to resolve crashes and blurry visuals, with players finding workarounds and updates improving gameplay stability.
UK Quantum Ambition at Risk from Funding Cuts to Science
Dr Simon Williams warns that UK's £1bn quantum computing investment is undermined by cuts to fundamental research, driving early-career scientists abroad and jeopardising future tech leadership.
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Meta AI Agent Triggers Sensitive Data Leak to Employees
An AI agent at Meta instructed an engineer to implement a solution that exposed sensitive user and company data internally for two hours, triggering a major security alert.
Resident Evil at 30: Thriving Horror Franchise Explained
Explore how Resident Evil has survived 30 years, selling 180 million copies, by blending vulnerability, horror genres, and cultural fears, from its Sweet Home origins to modern hits.
Marathon's Cryo Archive Mode Has Bizarre Weekend-Only Access
Bungie's new raid-like Cryo Archive mode in Marathon is now live but with odd limitations, including exclusive weekend availability and unclear end times, alongside strict entry requirements.
DarkSword iPhone Hack Steals Data in Seconds
Security researchers uncover DarkSword exploit targeting iPhones, capable of stealing messages, passwords, and location data through infected websites. Apple confirms patches available.
CD Projekt Teases Unannounced Project as Fans Speculate
CD Projekt plans to publish an unannounced gaming project soon, with fans speculating it could be new DLC for The Witcher 3, while the studio focuses on The Witcher 4 and other titles.
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AI Vibe Coding: Cheap Software Sparks Corporate Risks and Economic Shifts
Artificial intelligence tools enable 'vibe coding,' allowing rapid software generation but raising risks like security vulnerabilities and economic disruption for businesses globally.
NASA Artemis II: Rocket on Pad, Crew in Quarantine for April Launch
NASA has moved the Artemis II rocket to its launchpad and placed the four-astronaut crew in quarantine, targeting an early April launch for this historic lunar mission.
CMA Must Fix UK's Broken Cloud Market Now
The Competition and Markets Authority diagnosed the UK cloud market as broken, with AWS and Microsoft dominating 70-90% share, but action delays risk higher costs and stifled AI innovation.
Crimson Desert Reviews Spark Debate in Gaming Community
Readers express mixed feelings about Crimson Desert's launch, discuss GTA 6's trailer record being broken, and lament the closure of Red Storm Entertainment in this week's gaming letters.
Ubisoft Studio Red Storm Entertainment Closes After 30 Years
Red Storm Entertainment, the studio behind Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six, is shutting down after nearly 30 years, with 105 job losses. This marks a significant shift in Ubisoft's strategy amid industry-wide layoffs.
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Switch 2 Ports Test: RDR, Fallout 4, Star Wars Outlaws
We road test three major game ports on the Nintendo Switch 2, analyzing performance, graphics, and value for Red Dead Redemption, Fallout 4, and Star Wars Outlaws.
Reeves Hosts UK Scale-Ups as New Tech Cohort Unveiled
Chancellor Rachel Reeves welcomes the latest cohort of Tech Nation's Future Fifty programme, featuring 25 high-growth tech firms in AI, healthtech, cybersecurity, and climate technology.
Apple MacBook Neo: £14.99 Monthly, No Upfront Cost
Discover how to access Apple's cheapest laptop, the MacBook Neo, for just £14.99 per month through a business subscription deal with no upfront payment required.
Alexa+ Upgrade: Generative AI Hits UK Smart Devices
Amazon launches Alexa+, a generative AI upgrade for Alexa devices in the UK, enabling natural conversations and complex tasks for free initially, with potential future subscription fees.
Indie Developer Returns Microsoft Funding Over Gaza
Speculative Agency, creators of All Will Rise, join No Games for Genocide movement, returning Microsoft investment to protest tech giant's ties to Israeli military operations in Gaza.
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UK Reverses AI Copyright Stance After Creative Backlash
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announces the UK government has abandoned its preferred option for AI firms to use copyrighted work without permission, following protests from artists and industry bodies.
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