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Ace Combat Zero gets its own standalone app on Steam, freeing it from the 136GB install of Ace Combat 8
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Ace Combat Zero gets its own standalone app on Steam, freeing it from the 136GB install of Ace Combat 8

Bandai Namco has announced that Ace Combat Zero will transition into a standalone application on Steam. Previously, the 2006 title was bundled exclusively within the 136GB installation of Ace Combat 8 as a pre-order bonus, a decision that triggered negative launch day reviews from players.

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Xbox Nano Controller Is Up for Preorder
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Xbox Nano Controller Is Up for Preorder

Microsoft has officially unveiled the Xbox Nano Controller, a new, more compact, and rectangular version of its standard gaming peripheral. Designed for portability and users with smaller hands, the device is currently available for preorder at various retailers, including Amazon, with a scheduled release date of November 4 for $49.99.

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Epic throws shade at Steam, admits to vibe-coding the new Epic Games Launcher with AI "to be faster than the other guy"
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Epic throws shade at Steam, admits to vibe-coding the new Epic Games Launcher with AI "to be faster than the other guy"

Epic Games has announced a new version of its Epic Games Launcher, which the company claims was developed using generative AI, a process they colloquially refer to as vibe coding. The primary objective of this update is to improve speed and responsiveness to better compete with Steam.

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Xbox Officially Announces New Xbox Nano Controller
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Xbox Officially Announces New Xbox Nano Controller

Microsoft has officially introduced the Xbox Nano controller, a new pocket-sized hardware option designed as a more affordable alternative to existing models. Priced at $49.99, the device is specifically marketed toward younger players, individuals with smaller hands, or users prioritizing portability.

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Empiria #4 review
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Empiria #4 review

Empiria #4 picks up following the kidnapping of Prince Andor, as his sister Mae pursues his captors. Simultaneously, the narrative follows Justin, who is becoming increasingly involved with an anti-elven church, and Randy, a unicorn seeking vengeance against the dragons who harmed him. These three distinct storylines continue to escalate as tensions rise across the kingdom.

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Project TAHITI’s ‘biggest update ever’ brings new modes, balance changes, and Doomsday event to Marvel Heroes
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Project TAHITI’s ‘biggest update ever’ brings new modes, balance changes, and Doomsday event to Marvel Heroes

The Marvel Heroes rogue server Project TAHITI has officially unveiled its most significant content expansion to date. Developers describe this release as the biggest update ever for the game, providing extensive patch notes for the community to review.

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Kotaro Uchikoshi Mentions New Studio Crash Keys and ‘Canceled’ Game
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Kotaro Uchikoshi Mentions New Studio Crash Keys and ‘Canceled’ Game

Kotaro Uchikoshi recently announced the formation of his new studio, Crash Keys, which he founded in March 2025. Alongside this reveal, he disclosed that a project the team had been developing for a year and a half was abruptly canceled. The developer had originally intended to unveil both the studio and the game in 2027.

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Apate sends AI agents undercover to get scammed so they can gather fraud intelligence
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Apate sends AI agents undercover to get scammed so they can gather fraud intelligence

Founded in 2024 following research at Macquarie University, the Australian startup Apate.ai utilizes thousands of AI agents to engage with fraudsters. These agents masquerade as potential victims across phone calls, emails, and social media to gather intelligence on scam operations before harm occurs to real individuals.

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