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Sydney-born Gregory Louden went from visual effects artist to creative director of PlayStation's newest blockbuster game, proving persistence pays off. His journey from working on Hollywood films to leading a Finnish studio shows how passion and patience can unlock dream careers.
Starting June 2026, PlayStation users in the UK and Ireland will verify their age to access chat and social features, part of a growing effort to protect young gamers online. The move follows similar steps by Discord and other gaming platforms.
When PlayStation announced the end of physical game discs, Sony had already spent $34 million ensuring every worker keeps their job. The Austrian factory is transforming into a cutting-edge microlens facility instead of closing its doors.
Housemarque, the team behind hit game Returnal, just launched Saros, a visually breathtaking shooter that's earning rave reviews for its spectacular action and artistic design. The PS5 exclusive combines stunning golden visuals with fast-paced gameplay that critics are calling "mesmerizing" and "transcendent."
A breakthrough calibration tool called DriftGuard just cracked the code on Xbox controller stick drift, offering gamers a free permanent fix. The solution stores calibration data directly in the controller's memory, making it impossible for official updates to undo.
India just opened up crucial airwaves that will bring faster internet speeds to homes across the country. The move ends years of uncertainty and could finally bring cutting-edge gaming consoles and tech to Indian consumers.
A tech enthusiast who accidentally discovered he could access 7,000 robot vacuums while trying to control his own with a gamepad just received a $30,000 reward from DJI. The company is now fixing the vulnerabilities and proving that ethical hackers can make a difference.
A lifelong Lara Croft fan just claimed a world record with 291 Tomb Raider games in her collection. What started as childhood nostalgia turned into a record-breaking passion that helps her cope with a chronic illness.
Millions of Grand Theft Auto V players can now upgrade to enhanced versions of the game for free. The move brings better graphics and performance to gamers who've been playing on older systems.
Ayyoub Bouaddi turned down France to play for Morocco at the World Cup, and his masterclass against Brazil proved he's ready for the biggest stage. The teenager who chose books over burgers is breaking records and earning comparisons to Mbappé.
A video game about scaling mountains is helping players rediscover what's possible when you break seemingly impossible goals into small, manageable steps. Cairn captures the zen-like focus of rock climbing while reminding us that perseverance pays off.
A software engineer accidentally discovered he could access live camera feeds from thousands of robot vacuum cleaners worldwide. Instead of exploiting the security flaw, he reported it to protect users.
Nine years ago, Nintendo took a massive risk on a gaming console that defied industry norms, and it paid off spectacularly. The Switch became one of the best-selling consoles ever by letting players game anywhere.
A gaming company just crammed real racing wheel technology into a normal-sized controller. It's wireless, affordable, and actually works like the real thing.
The original Fortnite game mode that started it all is becoming free for everyone next month. Save the World, the co-op survival game that launched before Battle Royale took over the world, opens to all players on April 16.
The beloved purple dragon is soaring back to gaming with Spyro: A Realm Beyond, launching spring 2027. Developer Toys for Bob promises seamless flight, bigger worlds, and a fresh adventure for both nostalgic fans and newcomers.
After regulations forced two of his startups to close, Nigerian entrepreneur Adebanji Oluwatoni refused to quit and built CloutEye, a social intelligence platform for Africa's growing creator economy. His journey from political science student to resilient tech founder shows how setbacks can fuel success.
More than 47,000 Samsung workers were hours away from an 18-day strike that could have worsened the global memory shortage. A last-minute deal kept the factories running and protected tech supplies worldwide.
A tiny radio-controlled buggy from 1984 didn't just dominate racing circuits. It inspired a generation of kids to become the engineers building today's full-size innovations.
Australia's World Cup chef has a clever way to measure success: the less Vegemite players eat, the better his cooking must be. After four tournaments feeding the national team, Vini Capovilla has turned athlete nutrition into both science and art.
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