Bleed 2 Review - Side Scrolling Shooty Goodness
Bleed 2 really is the 2D retro pixel art answer to games like Vanquish or Metal Gear Rising.
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If Kill Screen were treating games "like art," they wouldn't be capping off their exploration of a game's deep themes by giving it a numerical rating on a scale of 1 to 100. ("Hamlet: Compelling meditation on mortality and obsession, marred by patriarchal assumptions and boring Fortinbras...
5 Ways Reusable Rockets Will Carry Us to the Stars
Launching people and payloads into space is incredibly expensive, but reusable rockets may quickly beginning cutting down those costs. How will low-cost space launches change our world?
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Yeah, I thought the game had a strong atmosphere and some pretty scary parts but was a little too light on explanation. There is such a thing as leaving too MUCH to the imagination.
I will give the devs props for actually making a game MORE creepily obsessed with babies than Metroid: Other M...
Life In Bunker Review - Deep Underground, But Still Too Shallow
Life in Bunker is a somewhat interesting strategy game that unfortunately turns out to be shallower than it first appears.
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Oh, absolutely. Some of the mind-reading technology being worked on now works that way- it scans motor nerves involved in the production of speech, since it turns out that just thinking words can cause activity there.
5 Ways Brain-Computer Interfaces Could Change The World - And Us
Current experiments with brain-computer interfaces have allowed an amputee to "feel" with his prosthetic hand - what other wonders will we achieve with this technology?
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Excellent question. There actually might be a ways to use the laser back at earth to slow down the ship, surprisingly- when you're ready to decelerate you detach part of your sail (or deploy another), ahead ahead of the ship. Then you reflect light off the second sail- no longer attached to the...
5 Uses for the Astonishing Power of 2D Materials
2D materials like graphene are all the rage lately - but what practical use do we have for these ultra-thin materials?
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