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Big Walk is like co-op Breath of the Wild
Big Walk is the new co-op multiplayer game from House House, the Australian studio behind Untitled Goose Game, marking a significant shift from its predecessor’s solo slapstick antics to a shared exploration experience. Reviewer Jay Peters describes it as feeling like a co-operative take on The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, where players…
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Doctors who treated Lindsay Clancy’s children will recount desperate efforts to save them as ‘America’s saddest murder trial’ enters its second week: Live updates
A trial being described as “America’s saddest murder trial” has entered its second week in the United States, with doctors who treated the children of Lindsay Clancy expected to give evidence about their efforts to save them. Clancy is accused of killing her three children, and the case has drawn intense public attention due to…
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Clique Apps enters the superfan market with standalone apps built for individual artists
Clique Apps, a Los Angeles startup, has launched a service that builds standalone mobile apps for individual musicians and creators, rather than offering them a profile within a shared platform such as Patreon or FanFix. Founded by Cody Blake, Matthew Esposito and Peter Bunetta, the company aims to let creators own their fan relationships directly,…
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Superfan platform Sesh acquired by free music app TREBEL to build out artist services across the Americas
TREBEL, the ad-supported app offering free downloads and streaming of licensed music, has acquired superfan platform Sesh in a deal announced on LinkedIn on 30 July 2026. The acquisition combines TREBEL’s large listener base across the United States and Latin America with Sesh’s technology for identifying and directly engaging an artist’s most dedicated fans, filling…
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Oil prices plunge and Europe’s markets rally after Trump calls off Iran strikes
Oil prices fell sharply and European stocks and government bonds rallied on Monday after Donald Trump cancelled planned strikes on Iran and said peace talks were set to resume, easing fears of a wider Middle East conflict disrupting oil supplies. The move reverses some of the sharp rises seen in July, when fighting between the…
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Square Enix responds to Kingdom Hearts Collection AI controversy two months after players called it out
Square Enix has denied using generative AI in promotional artwork for the upcoming Kingdom Hearts Collection 1-3, following accusations from fans that first surfaced in early June. The publisher told GameSpot the images were created by its development team without AI, blaming “human error” for the visual oddities that prompted the backlash, and it pledged…
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Live Nation strikes JV with São Paulo developer to build ‘South America’s largest indoor arena’
Live Nation Entertainment is partnering with São Paulo-based developer Cidade Center Norte to build a 21,000-capacity arena in the city, marking the company’s first venue there. Positioned as Brazil’s first purpose-built arena to international standards and the largest indoor arena in South America, the project reflects Live Nation’s broader push to expand its venue portfolio…
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‘Deck de France’ is a new free software that can turn your bike trainer into a controller for your Steam Deck
PC Gamer has reported on a new free tool called “Deck de France”, which lets cyclists use a bike trainer as a controller for their Steam Deck. The software appears aimed at combining indoor cycling training with handheld PC gaming, letting pedalling and trainer resistance data feed into games on Valve’s device. The article page…
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How headlights got brighter, whiter, and more blinding after dark
Modern headlights have become noticeably brighter and whiter, leaving many drivers dazzled by oncoming traffic even when high beams aren’t in use. The article traces this shift back through the history of automotive lighting, explaining that today’s glare problem stems not simply from careless drivers but from a long-running evolution in lighting technology and regulation…