By Luke Plunkett on Kotaku, shared by Meg Neal to Gizmodo
In 2009, publisher Electronic Soft released BloodDeath, a blockbuster video game that won 306 “Best In Show” awards at E3 and went on to sell 3.2 million copies worldwide. In 2015, Electronic Soft released BloodDeath’s sequel, BloodDeath: DeathBlood. This is the story of DeathBlood’s path from announcement to release, as told through the eyes of the internet.
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By Eric Mack Astronomers have used a trick of general relativity to look around a corner, of sorts, and view a massive, distant galaxy with remarkable clarity.
By Michelle Starr Replies on Twitter will be organised into conversation groups in order to make them easier to read.
Today in the keynote address at …
By Bryan Lufkin
You’re on an elevator. An earthquake hits. It’s scary. The power goes out, and now you’re stuck. And you gotta go, bad. Luckily, Japan is putting …
For countless decades scientists have relied on the lowly fruit fly, aka Drosophila melanogaster, because its simplicity makes it an ideal organism for studying genetics. But counting, sorting, and analyzing fruit flies is such a terribly tedious task that Stanford has actually taken the time to build a robot that can do it all automatically.
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No one’s quite sure what to expect from iOS 9. And with WWDC only a few days away, …
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By Steven Musil Sean Mills, the startup’s latest high-profile hire in recent months, will lead the messaging app’s increased focus on original content.
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By Stephen Shankland Adobe will become more of a marketplace with its Fotolia service for buying and selling stock photos, videos and illustrations. Have a say whether you like it in our newest survey.
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