The Morning After: The verdict on PlayStation VR2

The Morning After: The verdict on PlayStation VR2

PlayStation’s next-gen VR headset is here. It’s high-spec and, boy, high priced. Engadget’s Devindra Hardawar says it’s a massive step forward from the original PSVR, thanks to its high-resolution screens and innovative features like headset haptics. Engadget Back in 2016, when the original launched, VR was making another push into the mainstream, which kicked off … Read more

‘Octopath Traveler 2’ review: Eight different stories, but not enough connection

‘Octopath Traveler 2’ review: Eight different stories, but not enough connection

Octopath Traveler 2 is a retro-styled RPG, set in another steampunk-esque fantasy world. Square Enix isn’t reinventing the turn-based RPG for this sequel, instead expanding and (mildly) correcting some of the weaker parts of the original. There are new battle dynamics and moves, a well-utilized day-and-night game mechanism, and shared stories that attempt to convey … Read more

Disney will slow and spread the releases of its Marvel series

Disney will slow and spread the releases of its Marvel series

Disney plans to scale back its streaming content as cost-cutting hits the entertainment giant. Marvel Studios will reportedly see the first and perhaps biggest cuts under CEO Bob Iger’s second stint leading the company. Marvel head Kevin Feige echoes the sentiment, saying the company plans to release fewer shows on Disney+ while spacing them out … Read more

Bipartisan bill would require that social networks have ‘clear’ content policies

Bipartisan bill would require that social networks have ‘clear’ content policies

American politicians are split on many aspects of social networks’ content moderation policies, but they might find common ground on setting those policies. A bipartisan group of senators led by Brian Schatz and John Thune has introduced the Internet Platform Accountability and Consumer Transparency Act (Internet PACT), a bill that would set “clear” content moderation … Read more

Tesla admits Full Self-Driving beta may cause crashes, recalls 363,000 vehicles

Tesla admits Full Self-Driving beta may cause crashes, recalls 363,000 vehicles

Apparently those Super Bowl ads finally did the trick. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced on Thursday that Tesla is recalling nearly 363,000 of its vehicles because the Full Self-Driving software may cause a crash. Specifically, the NHTSA cites a risk to “exceed speed limits or travel through intersections in an unlawful or unpredictable … Read more

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