Tag: computer games

40 Years in the Making: The Text Adventure ‘Ferret’

by Gene Turnbow | Oct 11, 2022 | Toys / Games / Collectibles

An obscure sci-fi adventure game named Ferret was first released in 1982, but development has only just now finished after 40 years.

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Half-Life Mod Brings Ray Tracing to a Classic

by David Raiklen | Jan 11, 2022 | Science & Technology, Toys / Games / Collectibles

‘Half-Life: Ray Traced’ is a new fan project which adds hardware based path-traced lighting to the entire game.

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Once Patched, ‘Outriders’ Is a Fun And Engaging Adventure Providing Plenty Of Action

by Gareth Von Kallenbach | Apr 11, 2021 | Reviews, Toys / Games / Collectibles

The new patch to People Can Fly’s ‘Outrider’ resolves a lot of the issues from its original rough launch.

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Game Review: ‘Wolfenstein Youngblood’

by Gareth Von Kallenbach | Aug 9, 2019 | Reviews, Toys / Games / Collectibles

The new Wolfenstein delights, frustrates. Gareth von Kallenbach reviews.

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Mainframe to Pocket: The Rise of Mobile Gaming

by SCIFI Radio Staff | Feb 11, 2014 | Science & Technology, Toys / Games / Collectibles

What used to take a mainframe now fits in your pocket – mobile gaming on the rise.

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