Shenmue 3 won’t be available for a few years, but YS Net are already hard at work developing the game. We’ve seen some early footage an...
Every year, the Golden Joystick Awards highlight the best of the gaming industry, from individual games all the way up to entire studio...
With each and every installment of the Assassin’s Creed franchise players are treated to new, extravagant locales to get lost in duri...
Globally across digital, physical, PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Konami reports Metal Gear Solid V has shipped over five million units...
The Fallout 4 hype is real, but now it’s so real that it has been carved onto a trophy and handed to Bethesda in the 33rd annual Golden J...
Bad router! It’s fair to say that Wi-Fi has become a pretty indispensable part of modern-day life, but it seems the technology can do a h...
So sweet. On April 20, 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke took his first steps on the Moon. He was 36 at the time and is the young...
A new electronic skin can feel the grain of sand paper, the heat and beat of a person’s pulse — and listen to Richard Feynman’s voice, too. ...
Batman: Arkham Knight is available on Steam again, but it doesn't appear to be the triumphant return PC gamers have been hoping for. Sa...
Around the world in 300 balloons. Google’s Project Loon is a massively ambitious plan to provide Internet connectivity to areas of the p...
The Brazilian lancehead is one of several South American pit vipers that produce venom that has proven to be a powerful blood coagulant. S...
Artistic representation (not to scale) of a red giant star with strong internal magnetic fields. Waves propagating through the star become...
See you next year! It might not be as huge as the upcoming Aeroscraft ML866 airship, but China’s largest aircraft ever ...
Only 11 percent pumpkin pie ingredients. For some, the changing leaves are indicative of fall, while for others it’s that alluring scent ...
Good job, science! It’s easy to take that hulking great white beast of a machine in our kitchens for granted, but for the 1.3 billion ...
There are 198 possible subtypes of influenza A, among them H1N1 (pictured). Q: Where do different flu strain names, like H1N1 and H7...
Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have found that Markarian 231 (Mrk 231), the nearest galaxy to Earth that hosts a quasa...
YES PLS. I don’t know if you’ve heard, but the Internet would like to let you know that today is Back to the Future Day (in the US a...
*Tears up old shopping list* People know they should eat healthy foods if they want to maintain their bodies into old age, but a lot of ...
Woah! The largest astronomical image ever made is so big we can’t even show it here. To see this brilliant masterpiece in all its beauty...
Now you can explain it to your friends. For decades now, scientists have been trying to figure out how we can use the enormous pot...
Hello, Internet. A footpath in the UK has been equipped with free Wi-Fi ...
99.99 percent air. A few years ago, researchers created the world's lightest metal for Boeing, and now the airline has shown it off...
Your brain is napping on the job. We're either asleep or awake, right? Not necessarily: neuroscientists in the US hav...
And this is our last chance to see it in the foreseeable future. Blink and you’ll miss it, but researchers have recorded a never-before-...
What is nano Technology? Nanotechnology is science, engineering, and technology conducted at the nanoscale, which is about 1 to 100 nano...
All eyes on you. There’s a holy grail in the world of digital cameras. Alongside all the incremental things our cameras could still do...
It knew I was going to write this story. The robots are coming. They’re taking our jobs, driving our cars, and soon they might even wa...
The research will help police save lives. Earlier this year, we reported that the University of Technology Sydney (UTS)was launching Aust...
That's the dream. When we get the right amount of sleep each night there are a host of benefits for our bodies: it recharges our bio...
At any given time, almost half the population of the developing world suffers from waterborne diseases. About four billion cases of diarrhe...
Such a cool idea! A new technology that allows electric car drivers to charge their vehicles directly from street lights has been showca...
"It's like a second lease of life ... I can even feel small stones." For the first time ever, scientists in Austria have d...
This article was written by Giuliana Mazzoni from the University of Hull in the UK, and was originally published by The Conversation. Urgi...
Could someone transfer their consciousness to another body in order to live forever? That's the basis behind new film Selfless, but jus...
They say we actually need to consider the possibility of aliens. It’s not every day that we have permission to throw "Aliens?"...
Scientists have digitally recreated a slice of a juvenile rat's brain — including 31,000 brain cells, of 207 different types, with 3...
You may have seen the Hollywood star, Matt Damon grow vegetables on Mars for survival in the recently released movie, The Martian. It als...
This article was written by Pavlos Manousiadis from the University of St Andrews; Graham Turnbull , from the University of St Andrews; ...
Medic! This article was written by Nial Wheate, from the University of Sydney, and was originally published by The Conversation. Ma...
Now You can eat water! It can be tough to get your recommended daily intake of water, but a new innovation is making it easier than eve...
Make Use of this Knowing a few physics principles may be the most surefire way to impress your friends. We dug up this simple trick fro...
