Free PlayStation-Developed App That Shows Effects Of Climate Change Launches Today

Hey there fellow gamers! In a recent blog post, I learned that the PlayStation app offers immersive experiences to help us explore various facets of our global climate. One of these experiences is Weather Year, which uses real-world weather data from around the globe to create an intricate model of Earth, complete with a year’s worth of storms, weather patterns, wildfires, sea-ice changes, human behavior, and other events. It’s like stepping into a virtual world that mirrors our own planet!

Additionally, there’s Climate Station, which brings up historical data on global temperature, greenhouse-gas emissions, and sea level, as well as visualizing predictions for the next 75 years based on scientific models. It’s fascinating to see how these factors have evolved over time and what potential impacts they might have in the future.

So, grab your controller and join me on this exciting journey to learn more about our planet’s climate!

1990 MSX2 release of Mado Monogatari 1-2-3 gets an EGG Console port for Nintendo Switch on June 26

Incidentally, versions of the Arle Nadja trilogy collection from 1990 (MSX2) and 1991 (PC-9801) have also been made available on the Project EGG platform for Windows PC. However, it’s important to note that this collection wasn’t the very first release in the series. The distinction of being the first game goes to Mado Monogatari: Episode II Carbuncle for MSX2, which was released in 1989. Creator Kazunari Yonemitsu mentioned that he was inspired by the Star Wars series to produce the second episode before the first one.

Disney Dreamlight Valley new companion friendship system explained

In the latest update for Skull Rock, an array of fresh content was unveiled, headlined by the long-awaited revelation of the enigma surrounding Skull Rock itself and the inclusion of Peter Pan. Furthermore, a character previously left in obscurity, The Forgotten, will now have the opportunity to be an ally, and players will now have the liberty to rename them, which seems more fitting as nobody desires to be known as ‘The Forgotten.’

Go Go Muffin introduces new Neon Genesis Evangelion collab

For seasoned anime enthusiasts, Neon Genesis Evangelion is already a well-known title. However, it offers an unconventional twist in the sweet universe of Go Go Muffin, which combines idle progression with real-time dungeon combat. Now, you and anywhere from four to six companions can bring a fresh flavor to your typical fantasy skirmishes.

Dune: Awakening Patch Notes Fix Frustrating Endgame PvP Problems

In the game developed by Funcom, based on Frank Herbert’s sci-fi universe, the update version 1.1.0.15 launched on June 18 prevents players from taking damage when hit by vehicles. At first glance, this change might seem unusual, but it aims to stop a tactic known as “goomba stomping,” which Funcom has promised to address in PvP (Player vs Player) situations. This tactic involves players repeatedly crashing their flying ornithopter vehicles onto other players on the ground.