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Why does retro gaming and emulation matter so much?
BetaBeacon
May 1, 2025

Why does retro gaming and emulation matter so much?

The author's family primarily played Nintendo and Microsoft games, with limited exposure to Sony consoles. They missed out on playing some Nintendo consoles and games, but now they can easily access a variety of games on their phone. The author has recently become a father and their child is not interested in gaming controllers, only in how they feel or make noise.
Official Minecraft immersive experience is coming to London, just in time for the movie’s release
AppWizard
February 6, 2025

Official Minecraft immersive experience is coming to London, just in time for the movie’s release

Minecraft is set to release a live-action film adaptation in April and will host the Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue in London. This immersive attraction features seven themed ‘biome’ rooms where participants must save villagers from a zombie invasion. The experience utilizes augmented reality technology and includes a handheld device called the “Orb of Interaction” to guide users. It lasts 45 minutes and caters to both Minecraft fans and newcomers. The event opens on April 4th at the Corner Corner venue in Canada Water, London, with tickets priced at £20 for children and £26 for adults, available for purchase starting February 14th at 10 am.
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