Monthly Archives: July 2022

PlayStation Stars loyalty programme announced

Sony has announced PlayStation Stars, a new customer loyalty programme which will launch later this year. Access is open to all PlayStation owners, with additional benefits for PlayStation Plus subscribers. If you’re familiar with the Xbox’s Microsoft Rewards scheme – well, this is a rough equivalent, with a couple of intriguing differences. Read more /format/jpg/quality/80/Untitled-1_B2duD01.jpg”…

Killer Instinct 2013 dev’s “brawler royale” Rumbleverse gets August release date

Rumbleverse – the free-to-play “brawler royale” from developer Iron Galaxy Studios – has, following a bit of a delay, been given a new release date, and is launching for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC (via the Epic Games Store) on 18th August. Iron Galaxy Studios, which is perhaps best known as the developer behind the 2013…

Tony Hawk announces “the biggest skate park in the metaverse”

Regrettably, Tony Hawk has announced a partnership with blockchain/metaverse/virtual world game The Sandbox. This will add skating-based areas, and pixelly versions of Tony Hawk you can buy as NFTs. Confused? Here’s a visualisation of how it’ll look: “What’s up guys it’s Tony Hawk, and we are building the biggest skate park in the metaverse,” the…

Apple’s Future iPad Updates: 14-Inch Model, Under-Display TrueDepth, OLED Technology and More

Apple is planning a range of transformative upgrades for the iPad lineup in the coming years, including a new 14.1-inch model and an 11-inch model with an OLED display, as well as the introduction of under-screen camera technology and foldable displays, according to reliable display analyst Ross Young. The comments, made on the latest episode…

Nothing Announces Phone 1 With Unique Translucent Design and ‘Glyph Interface’

After weeks of teases, Nothing has officially announced its Phone 1 smartphone. It’s the second major product release by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei’s company, following last year’s Ear 1 true wirless earbuds, and the device has a modest starting price of £399 ($475). The UK-based company raised $144 million in funding to develop the handset,…