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Google Faces 1 Billion Pound UK Lawsuit Over Alleged Play Store Hidden Fees
Multi-platformNewsOct 6, 2026
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Google Faces 1 Billion Pound UK Lawsuit Over Alleged Play Store Hidden Fees

Consumer technology policy expert Liz Coll has filed a lawsuit against Google at the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal, alleging that the Google Play Store charges hidden fees on application sales. The case involves an estimated 20 million UK consumers and businesses who could share in a 1 billion pound claim, with the trial scheduled to begin on October 6.

Bahamut GNN · Gaming media · TaiwanRead context
How Gears of War E-Day Developers Improved Xbox Series S Performance Using an SSD Trick
Multi-platformNewsOct 6, 2026
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How Gears of War E-Day Developers Improved Xbox Series S Performance Using an SSD Trick

Throughout the current generation, the Xbox Series S has faced a notable limitation due to its memory capacity, featuring 10 GB of RAM compared to the 16 GB found in the Xbox Series X and PS5. Of those 10 GB, 2 GB are dedicated to the operating system and background services, leaving 8 GB with a 224 GB/s bandwidth for gaming.

3DJuegos · Gaming media · SpainRead context
Doom and Super Mario Bros converted into a VHS tape FMV game
PCNewsOct 6, 2026
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Doom and Super Mario Bros converted into a VHS tape FMV game

A creator known as Throaty Mumbo developed a modernized VHS-based FMV gaming system that runs versions of Super Mario Bros. and Doom. Dissatisfied with the precision and limitations of the 1987 ActionMax VHS console, the tech enthusiast used modern hardware including a Raspberry Pi RP2350 microcontroller and a DE1-SoC FPGA board.

Tom’s Hardware · Gaming media · United StatesRead context

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