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Gamers who spend hours glued to their TVs might fancy switching to something new. Samsung has just released its latest Odyssey Ark display which has been created to bring the ultimate game-playing performance into homes. The giant 55-inch screen, which was first unveiled at the CES technology show back in January, features a curved design to help users get more immersed in their content with Samsung promising that the bendy design will improve the user’s field of view thanks to its 1000R curvature, filling their…

With the Russian invasion of Ukraine well into its sixth month, the war has settled into a baffling pattern that defies the expectations of both sides. The most extreme example is the air war over Ukraine, which devolved into a stalemate almost from the beginning. With NATO now open to supplying Ukraine with modern Western fighter planes, the question is, will this change the game or is it already too late?Like the rest of the Ukraine conflict, any discussion about the air war has to be conducted with a considerable…

The US Inflation Reduction Act is poised to kickstart a global hydrogen revolution. Among the bill's many climate-focused provisions are tax credits that will make American green hydrogen the cheapest H2 in the world, as low as US$0.73 per kilogram (2.2 lb).Dirty "gray" hydrogen, produced using coal and/or natural gas, currently retails for around US$1-$2 per kilogram, according to KPMG. From the same report, "green" hydrogen – produced with zero emissions using renewable energy, water and electrolyzers – costs between…

If you own an LG TV you can now play a swathe of top gaming titles for free thanks to a fresh incentive from Google. The new offer, which is available to existing and new LG television customers, brings three months of Stadia to these screens without paying a penny for the privilege.If you weren't already aware, Stadia lets users stream over 50 games for a small monthly £8.99 fee with Google promising more titles are being added on a regular basis.Thanks to the LG offer, there's no need to pay that £8.99 subscription…

If you own a new Samsung TV you could be in for a serious treat. The Korean technology firm has revealed that it's started to roll out a major update to its very latest tellies that will allow owners to play games without the need for a console. The update is all thanks to a new service called Gaming Hub which Samsung says brings users optimised game streaming without the need for a console or PC.Now, before you think that this is just another bunch of basic timewasting titles there's more to this update than meets the…

Source: LetsGoDigital and Concept Creator Apple's much-rumored VR/AR headset will be released in January 2023 and be a "game-changer" for the headset industry, according to prolific Apple insider Ming-Chi Kuo. In a publicly-available blog on Medium Kuo stated Friday: Apple is a game-changer for the headset industry. Kuo says that Apple VR, which he expects to launch in January, is going to be a mixed reality headset capable of both full virtual reality and mixed reality experiences. He continues: Although Apple has…

New mechanics, balance tweaks, and more Granblue Fantasy: Versus is still holding its own. Despite playing host to a niche IP, and launching into a brutally competitive time for the fighting game scene, CyGames’ lavish-looking anime scrapper still carved out a community for itself, one that has stayed true to their chosen title’s great looks, engaging action, and — importantly — its unbelievably hot cast of characters. This week, two years on from the title’s launch, Granblue Fantasy: Versus is receiving its 2.80 update,…

Beijing hopes regional island nations will accept its Common Development Vision — a major cooperation deal, ranging from fisheries to security, that has alarmed US and its regional partners. Security aspects of agreement will be particularly troubling to many in region, especially after China signed a separate…

No, No, No, Don’t Stop Rockin! As we approach the first anniversary of gorgeous fighter Guilty Gear Strive, (yes, already), developer Arc System Works has announced that it will be dropping a major update at the start of next month, bringing with it a full roster rebalance, gameplay and mechanic tweaks, and a further optimized control system. While no further details were announced in relation to this update, it appears much more than your common-or-garden everyday batch of buffs and nerfs. It appears that the patch will…