SAROS is the PS5’s next must-play game from the platform’s true masters

Housemarque has always prioritized fun and engaging gameplay above all else. This focus was evident from their early work like the 1996 game Super Stardust, and continued with their 2021 release, Returnal – their first major, high-budget title after deciding traditional arcade-style games were no longer the way forward.

New AI app listens to baby cries and reveals what they need

Okay, so I checked out this Awababy app, and basically it tries to figure out why my baby is crying. It uses AI – though honestly, 150,000 crying samples feels kinda small to train it properly – and it listens to the cry, looking at things like how high or low it is, the overall sound, and how long it lasts. It then tries to guess what’s up based on that.

Star Trek Online celebrates Star Trek: Enterprise anniversary with premium ship bundle

To generate excitement for the new ship bundle, Cryptic released a detailed video presented as an in-universe documentary. The video explores the backstories and notable missions of the four ships included: the Vulcan Suurok-class Science Destroyer, the Andorian Kumari-class Pilot Light Battlecruiser, the United Earth NP-class Miracle Worker Light Escort, and the United Earth NV-class Multi-Mission Temporal Cruiser.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits Nintendo Switch 2 Review

Now that I’ve finished the game, I can share more detailed thoughts on its performance. For the most part, it consistently hits its target of 30 frames per second, though I did notice some slowdown in one specific area while playing in handheld mode. Unfortunately, there’s no option to switch to a smoother 60 FPS, so there’s still some noticeable delay when you press buttons. I got used to this delay, so it’s not a major problem, but it is there. I also haven’t had a chance to compare it to the PlayStation 5 or PC versions, so I don’t know if this issue is unique to this version of the game.