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Space Marine 2’s latest updates add Terminator Sorcerers and Steam Workshop support, so you can now play co-op with 9 other players if you want
Space Marine 2 has received new updates introducing Terminator Sorcerers as playable or enemy units, alongside official Steam Workshop support, expanding the ways players can experience Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000 shooter. The changes broaden both the game’s customisation options and its cooperative scope, letting the community create and share content while also enabling much larger…
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There Are 2 Eclipses This August. Here’s How to See Them
August 2026 brings two eclipses visible across much of the world, offering skywatchers a rare double bill before the year’s celestial calendar closes. A total solar eclipse occurs on 12 August, followed by a partial lunar eclipse on 27–28 August, and together they mark the last of only four eclipses scheduled for the year. The…
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The Best Kids’ Backpacks for the 2026 School Year
This is a WIRED product roundup recommending backpacks for children heading back to school in 2026, rather than a conventional news story. It aims to help parents choose durable, comfortable bags that can withstand daily wear while carrying electronics, lunchboxes and other school essentials, with recommendations tested over weeks or years by the reviewer’s own…
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Tom Holland’s Divisive Adventure Epic Surges to #1 on Hulu
Tom Holland’s 2022 film Uncharted, a big-screen adaptation of the popular Naughty Dog video game, has climbed back into the spotlight after finding renewed popularity on streaming, four years after its cinema release. Its resurgence comes as Holland enjoys a high-profile year, headlining Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey alongside Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway, and returning…
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Meet the ‘internet radical’ who helped Microsoft get email and AT&T get online
Tom Evslin, an early Microsoft “internet radical,” has recounted his role in developing what became Exchange Server and Outlook, and later in building AT&T’s internet strategy through the WorldNet project. At Microsoft in the early 1990s, Evslin pushed for the company to embrace the internet sooner, but Bill Gates prioritised launching Exchange, Office and NT…
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‘You owe parking fees’: experts warn of fake RingGo text scam
Security experts are warning about a scam text message impersonating the parking app RingGo, which falsely claims recipients owe outstanding parking charges. The messages, sent from an unverified sender, urge people to click a link and pay immediately by threatening “administrative action” if the debt is not settled, exploiting the plausibility of the claim since…
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SUFC News: United’s Matondo transfer decision confirmed with decisive update – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has confirmed that the club are in talks with Rabbi Matondo over a possible transfer after the Wales winger trained with the Championship side. The update matters because it moves the proposed move beyond initial speculation, although no agreement or signing has yet been announced. Matondo, 25, is under contract…
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Avatar’s New Fighting Game Rolls Out First Post-Launch Update
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, which launched on Switch last week, has received its first post-launch patch, with the developers outlining a broader roadmap for upcoming updates. The move signals ongoing support for the title following its debut, addressing early feedback about missing features and giving players a clearer sense of what’s coming next. The…
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PSA: Cowabunga! It’s Turtle Time In Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds This Week
Reminder: Get a slice of the new TMNT paid DLC and festival. : Since racing onto the Switch and Switch 2 last year, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds has received multiple paid and free DLC updates. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
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Developer of ‘Spanking Exorcist’ game held up by Steam content moderation releases free ‘apology game’ where you spank him as punishment: ‘We would be delighted if you enjoy it’
A game developer whose horror title “Spanking Exorcist” was delayed by Steam’s content moderation process has released a free “apology game” in which players can spank the developer as a form of good-natured punishment. The release appears to be a light-hearted response to the frustrations of navigating Steam’s review and approval system for games with…