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HTC’s Vive VR headset gets unplugged via $220 wireless add-on

[ad_1] HTC’s PC-powered VR rig is set to get one of the plusses of cheaper mobile virtual reality systems early next year, after the company announced a wireless add-on that will let users untether the headset from the gaming PC required to power it. So instead of worrying about getting feet tangled in the ...

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Getting an NES Classic Edition today may be tough

[ad_1] The elections may have divided America, but there’s one thing we can all agree on: we all want to buy Nintendo’s new NES Classic Edition. Well, today’s the day: the re-lease of the Nintendo Entertainment System, which ships with 30 pre-installed games for $59.99, is hitting both retailers and ...

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Rakuten will reportedly launch a mobile games platform

[ad_1] Rakuten, the Japanese e-commerce giant, is preparing to enter the mobile games space soon, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. The Journal said that, inspired by the success of Pokémon Go and Nintendo’s much-anticipated move to mobile, Rakuten has created its own smartphone games division. The firm is ...

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Google and Blizzard team up on a StarCraft made just for AIs

[ad_1] AIs have more or less mastered chess, Go and a number of other highly cerebral games — how will they do on something like StarCraft II, which combines high-level strategy with the need for quick reaction times and tactical thinking? Probably great, honestly. And this collaboration between Google’s DeepMind ...

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How Yo inspired the Jonas Brothers to create apps

[ad_1] Remember that silly app, Yo, where you could ping someone with just a tap? Well, Kevin Jonas does. At the Fast Company Innovation Festival in New York, the Jonas brothers talked about why they are creating apps. After seeing the Yo app raise over $1 million in funding, Kevin ...

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Pokémon GO introduces daily bonuses to keep players coming back

[ad_1] Now that the insane, oh-my-god-it’s-everywhere hype cycle has tapered off a bit for Pokémon GO, Niantic gets to crack the classic startup conundrum: How the heck do they keep people coming back? They could introduce another generation of Pokémon to pacify everyone who’s already caught ’em all, but that’s ...

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