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Grand Theft Auto 6 is two weeks away, and the highly anticipated title has nearly reached eight million pre-orders, according to recent data.

The integration of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies in medical training is transforming how healthcare professionals learn and practice. By creating immersive, realistic simulations, these tools provide hands-on experience that enhances skills, knowledge retention, and patient outcomes. Let’s explore the current status, driving factors, regional trends, and future prospects of the AR/VR…

VisionQuest episodes five and six, “Firewall” and “Deadlock,” are, on the surface, quite different from one another. “Firewall” is all talk, no action; “Deadlock,” in contrast, is one of the most action-filled episodes we’ve seen so far. But, together, they paint an intriguing picture of an atypical Marvel TV series that might just be something…

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PS5 and Xbox Series X/S consoles are more expensive than ever in most markets, thanks largely to memory components being gobbled up by AI data centres. Now, analyst Mat Piscatella worries the console market, at least in the US, hasn’t looked this dire since the early 1980s, which was maybe not-so-coincidentally when the industry absolutely…

Unity’s CEO just mapped out a path for a Google-built game creation platform to reach living room consoles, and the market is starting to listen. But with the product unlaunched and the console goal still a stated hope, the 2%…

Shinola is turning to internet culture to launch its first automatic Duck watch, with a campaign starring four personalities from entertainment, comedy, music and online media.

Acamar Films has secured a new agreement with Disney+ to launch its award-winning preschool series “Bing” across 17 territories in EMEA, expanding the show’s international presence and advancing its strategy to establish the brand as a global evergreen property.

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FLOW has built a career on anime themes that outlast the shows they score. The Japanese rock quintet, active for more than two decades, writes opening sequences that find their audiences through repetition rather than algorithms. Their newest single arrives on the same terms.