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Jeff Minter is remaking another Atari classic, and yeah, it is definitely a Jeff Minter game
AppWizard
February 13, 2025

Jeff Minter is remaking another Atari classic, and yeah, it is definitely a Jeff Minter game

Jeff Minter is developing a remake of the classic arcade shooter, I, Robot, originally launched by Atari in 1984. The game features a "3D kaleidoscopic visualizer" and challenges players to evade an all-seeing eye while navigating through a treacherous tube filled with enemies. Minter's remake will retain the essence of classic Atari gameplay and include "arena levels" with waves of foes. The original I, Robot had a limited production of fewer than 1,000 units at launch but has since gained a cult following for its pioneering use of real-time 3D polygons. The remake is set to be released in spring 2024 on PC and various consoles, including the Atari VCS.
Microsoft offers up strange solution for 0x80073CFA errors in Windows 10
Winsage
November 26, 2024

Microsoft offers up strange solution for 0x80073CFA errors in Windows 10

Microsoft has acknowledged a significant issue affecting Windows 10 users related to the inability to update or uninstall packaged apps, linked to the WinAppSDK 1.6.2 package, resulting in the 0x80073CFA error. This problem will affect users starting November 12, 2024, when they attempt to update or uninstall apps that rely on this SDK. Users may encounter error messages in the Microsoft Store and PowerShell when managing these apps. Affected applications include Microsoft Teams and various third-party apps. The recommended solution is to install Windows updates released on November 21, 2024 (KB5046714) or to install the new WinAppSDK 1.6.3 three times, as suggested by Microsoft on GitHub.
The new game from the maker of El Paso, Elsewhere is about a man in a chair in the corner of a dark hotel room, and yes, he wants to watch
AppWizard
June 27, 2024

The new game from the maker of El Paso, Elsewhere is about a man in a chair in the corner of a dark hotel room, and yes, he wants to watch

Strange Scaffold has announced its latest game, Clickolding, a dark incremental narrative game where players must thumb a tally counter to appease a mysterious masked figure in a hotel room. The game is a collaboration with Outersloth and aims to challenge traditional gaming conventions with its unique and unsettling experience. Clickolding is set to launch on Steam on July 16.
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