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According to a recent survey by the BBC, of 81 game development courses hosted in the UK, only 4 are actually accredited.
It seems an odd choice of platform, but Crysis developer Crytek is looking to move to the PSP it seems.
The latest TOP500 - a list covering the fastest supercomputers in the world - has been released, and there's a surprise entry at number one.
The Beeb has unearthed a recording from 1951 featuring the second ever public production of computer generated music, making it the oldest recording currently known.
Military technology is moving forward fast and nobody knows that more than Tom Clancy, which is probably why his name is attached to the first voice-controlled RTS game for the Xbox 360. Completely controlled via the headset, we've just been hands-on with the game...
Stardock has just launched a new digital distribution platform to showcase games like Sins of a Solar Empire.
SecureComputing has reported a new variant of the DNSChanger trojan, a nasty bug which attempts to reconfigure your broadband router to point at compromised DNS servers.
According to recent studies, in-game advertising isn't as big a deal as you might think and around 80 percent of gamers don't mind it.
Warren Spector, lead designer on classics like Deus Ex, thinks that super-long games are on the way out. What do you think?
Oodles and oodles of features can't even begin to describe the latest Gigabyte GA-EP45-DQ6 motherboard. The question is though: is this board a political statement against the Asus P45 Premium or does it warrant a place high above all on its own?
Aza Raskin has released a video detailing his vision for the user interface to be used with the mobile release of the popular Firefox web browser - and it's pretty darn snazzy.
A new Wii system update from Nintendo has removed the capability of the console to launch homebrew applications it seems.
We can't get a sub-notebook in for review without taking it apart - this time we break the new Asus Eee PC 901 into lots of little bits to find out what's changed between old and new!
October 14 2021 | 15:04