A South Korean company parsed through the hit 1997 film Titanic, not to create an illusion of depth – that task fell to a team working with director James Cameron – but to add non-visual sensations: Salty sprays, crashes of impact, and even odors. The question, perhaps, is whether that adds...
Bringing new meaning to 3-D printing, researchers at MIT, Harvard, and the University of...
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[youtube id="9c6W4CCU9M4" width="600" height="350"] Google officially announced a widely-rumored...
Notch, the famous fedora wearing indie developer behind last year’s mega hit Minecraft, has...
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Gnilley, which first debuted during Australia's Game Jam Conference in 2010, was merely a retro...
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Since becoming available on Google's Play marketplace just yesterday, over 1 million users...
