Monday, 29 August 2016

Sunday, 28 August 2016

‘No Man’s Sky’: Steam, Sony, And Amazon Begin Issuing Refunds Regardless Of Play Time

‘No Man’s Sky’: Steam, Sony, And Amazon Begin Issuing Refunds Regardless Of Play Time

Hello Games’ woes with No Man’s Sky for PC continues to bother gamers as well as its developers. In the meantime, Game Revolution reports that Steam has quietly started accepting refund requests from the PC users regardless of the play hours. Following that, even Sony and Amazon US is issuing refunds to the buyers irrespective of the play hours clocked, reported Gadgets 360. The game is available via Steam, Sony, and Amazon US for $59.99.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/Nelson/no-mans-sky-steam-sony-and-amazon-begin-issuing-refunds-regardless-of-play-time?source=Snapzu

Friday, 26 August 2016

Belgians are hunting books, instead of Pokemon

Belgians are hunting books, instead of Pokemon

Inspired by the success of Pokemon Go, a Belgian primary school headmaster has developed an online game for people to search for books instead of cartoon monsters, attracting tens of thousands of players in weeks.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/gladsdotter/belgians-are-hunting-books-instead-of-pokemon?source=Snapzu

How long can we expect the Pokémon Go craze to last?

How long can we expect the Pokémon Go craze to last?

Data suggests game could retain tens of millions of players for a long while.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/kxh/how-long-can-we-expect-the-pokemon-go-craze-to-last?source=Snapzu

Your Brain on Poker

Your Brain on Poker

Explore here to see how the brain reacts to a game of poker, how it varies amongst the differing skill levels and learn tips on how to improve your playing with WPT pro Tony Dunst.
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Tuesday, 23 August 2016

Here's what No Man's Sky's PC patches have fixed

Here's what No Man's Sky's PC patches have fixed

No Man's Sky got off to a bumpy launch on PC, but developer Hello Games is confident that it's solved "around 70 per cent" of current support requests with…
Read more: http://snapzu.com/Matt0Int/heres-what-no-mans-skys-pc-patches-have-fixed?source=Snapzu

Monday, 22 August 2016

Raspberry Pi Mini NES Classic Console

Raspberry Pi Mini NES Classic Console

Raspberry Pi with 3D-printed NES case and working cartridge system.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/microfracture/raspberry-pi-mini-nes-classic-console?source=Snapzu

Star Citizen 3.0's planetary landing blows No Man's Sky away

Star Citizen 3.0's planetary landing blows No Man's Sky away

This week at Gamescom, Roberts Space Industries showed off version 3.0 of Star Citizen, introducing the game's planetary tech. For backers playing Star Citizen in its 2.4 or 2.5 versions, they begin on a space station, and they can cruise around together in some spiffy-looking spaceships, but it's mostly about combat, with a limited sandbox component as well. 3.0, which is coming towards the end of this year, brings the first proper star system in Star Citizen to life, and is a major step towards making this universe feel like a gigantic backdrop.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/drunkenninja/star-citizen-30s-planetary-landing-blows-no-mans-sky-away?source=Snapzu

Saturday, 20 August 2016

11 changes we want to see in No Man's Sky's future updates

11 changes we want to see in No Man's Sky's future updates

Let us hire wingmen and fly our ships underwater. Plus everyone gets to pick one planet to completely destroy. When I spoke to Sean Murray back in March he mentioned that No Man’s Sky didn’t feel like a game that was right for paid DLC (a statement he has recently stepped back from a bit) but he did mention that the game might receive free updates based on player behavior and feedback. I can certainly think of a few changes I’d like to see in the coming weeks and months, so I put together a wishlist.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/drunkenninja/11-changes-we-want-to-see-in-no-mans-skys-future-updates?source=Snapzu

Friday, 19 August 2016

Rayman Origins Now Free on Uplay

Rayman Origins Now Free on Uplay

In honor of both Gamescom and Ubisoft's 30th anniversary, Uplay users can now snag the spectacular Rayman Origins for free.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/canuck/rayman-origins-now-free-on-uplay?source=Snapzu

Sunday, 14 August 2016

The Case for Treating Near-Death Experiences Like Acid Trips

The Case for Treating Near-Death Experiences Like Acid Trips

Abortion debates. The right to die. Cloning. The edges of life are also ethical fault lines, where social values clash at tectonic pressures. In a pluralistic society, it’s no surprise that these are also the sites of our most entrenched debates... By Andrew Aghapour.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/AdelleChattre/the-case-for-treating-near-death-experiences-like-acid-trips?source=Snapzu

Friday, 12 August 2016

WTF Is... - Reigns ?

WTF Is... - Reigns ?

TotalBiscuit takes a look at an odd little kingdom management game which asks you to swipe left or right to make important, life-threatening decisions. Also the dog might be Satan.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/rti9/wtf-is-reigns?source=Snapzu

Tuesday, 9 August 2016

This VR gun uses haptic feedback to simulate real gunfire

This VR gun uses haptic feedback to simulate real gunfire

Two years ago, Striker VR demoed an early version of its haptic recoil system designed to make fake guns feel like they're being fired while in virtual reality, a project that was initially designed for military training. Now the company is back with the Infinity v1, a working prototype of a haptic VR gun that can simulate a number of different weapons being fired. Striker VR gave Road to VR a demo of its new Infinity v1 prototype...
Read more: http://snapzu.com/aj0690/this-vr-gun-uses-haptic-feedback-to-simulate-real-gunfire?source=Snapzu

Positive link between video games and academic performance, study suggests

Positive link between video games and academic performance, study suggests

Children who play online video games tend to do better in academic science, maths and reading tests, according to an analysis of data from over 12,000 high school students in Australia. The study found that students who played online games almost every day scored 15 points above average in maths and reading tests and 17 points above average in science. However, the study’s methodology cannot prove that playing video games were the cause of the improvement.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/hedman/positive-link-between-video-games-and-academic-performance-study-suggests?source=Snapzu

Sunday, 7 August 2016

Iran is First Country to Ban Pokemon Go

Iran is First Country to Ban Pokemon Go

Good luck trying to catch 'em all in Iran. The country's High Council of Virtual Spaces has officially banned the Pokemon Go app, making Iran the first country to do so. As for why, High Council of Virtual Spaces wasn't very specific. The BBC reported that the High Council claimed the game caused "security concerns," but it neglected to elaborate on what those were. We have our guesses, though. Pokemon Go can encourage players to get creative with their sleuthing at all hours of the night, which can prove troublesome.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/rhingo/iran-is-first-country-to-ban-pokemon-go?source=Snapzu

I think I would rather grab a SNES mini

I think I would rather grab a SNES mini

Just look at all of these glorious titles! Maybe next year?
Read more: http://snapzu.com/spacepopper/i-think-i-would-rather-grab-a-snes-mini?source=Snapzu

Pokémon Go - THE REVENGE

Pokémon Go - THE REVENGE

Now it's the Pokémon's turn!
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