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Roblox is pushing its games into standalone apps and web browsers even as 182 federal child sexual exploitation cases remain pending.

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The gaming giant is turning its creation tools into a broader ecosystem, while giving developers new ways to earn and reach players.

Artists Moni and Rick Sears spent this summer building a giant sasquatch out of reclaimed cardboard, PVC pipe and papier-mache for Geek Week PDX.

Apple’s new $1,999 iPhone Duo has two rear cameras, but seemingly can’t capture spatial photos or spatial video for viewing on Apple Vision Pro.

Hollywood’s most successful and influential trans director has no time for J.K. Rowling sympathizers. In an interview with Variety, The Matrixco-director Lilly Wachowski said that to support the upcoming Harry PotterHBO show is to support “trans genocide.”

Roblox is expanding the infrastructure around its Creator Economy, adding new ways for developers to get paid, distribute games, reach players, and build experiences with AI.

The other week I went up to Manchester for another one of their fantastic events. If you’ve never been, they are packed every time.

Roblox details new distribution, AI creation, payments, and discovery tools intended to grow creator businesses and player engagement across platforms.

One of 2026’s most talked-about films finally hit American theaters this week after making its debut at Cannes in May and opening in South Korea back in July. We’re talking about Hope, which was written and directed by Na Hong-jin (The Chaser, The Wailing) and focuses on a police chief and his rookie deputy and…