Arquivos de Tag: Finally

Apple Watch SE 3 Finally Makes Always On Display and Advanced Sleep Tracking Affordable in 2026

Apple Watch SE 3, priced at $199.99 (was $249), arrives with the S10 chip that powers the higher priced Series models, bringing double tap and wrist flick gestures along with on device Siri responses that no longer require an iPhone nearby for basic requests. A 40mm aluminum case in Starlight wraps an Always On Retina […]

Nineteen Years Later, The Simpsons Game Finally Runs Natively on PC

Electronic Arts shipped The Simpsons Game in 2007 across the Nintendo DS, Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, and PSP, and never put a copy on a personal computer. Nearly two decades on, a solo developer going by YesterMester has rebuilt the Xbox 360 version so its own code runs on Windows, Linux, and […]

GoldenEye 007 Plus Finally Brings James Bond Into Full View

Joshua-1248 spent the late stretch of September pushing a public snapshot of GoldenEye 007 Plus, a fork of the fully decompiled Nintendo 64 source that can place James Bond on screen for an entire mission. Footage from Graslu00, shot on an Analogue 3D and confirmed to run on original hardware, walks Silo, Bunker I, and […]

iFixit Finally Pulls Batteries From AirPods 5 Using Only a Hair Dryer

iFixit scored the AirPods 5 a 2 out of 10, a number that only looks small next to the perfect zeros every earlier pair earned, including the AirPods Pro 3. For ten years the buds left the factory sealed so completely that a dead cell meant a new pair. Apple moves something like 80 million […]

KyTyPS5 Emulator Climbs From One Frame to Fifty as Wolverine Finally Boots

KyTyPS5 just turned a pair of PlayStation 5 holdouts into the week’s most watched PC clips. Bluepoint’s 2020 Demon’s Souls remake, a game Sony never sold on computers, is now running real combat at 40 to 50 frames per second in a closed build, with scenery that looks close to the console original. Twelve days […]

Rare Burnout 3 Xbox ‘Beta 3’ Disc From July 2004 Finally Gets Dumped

Game preservationist MattKC spotted an undocumented original Xbox copy of Burnout 3 on eBay this summer and paid a steep price to have it shipped from Australia. Printed on the face is July 28, 2004, the words Beta 3, and a warning that reads Confidential material: return to mastering lab. A name on the label, […]

Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury finally confirmed with date and venue revealed

The fight is finally signed, sealed and delivered (Picture: Metro) After a decade of waiting, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury will finally meet in the ring with their Battle of Britain now confirmed for 11 December in Cardiff. The former world champions will collide at the Principality Stadium in the Welsh capital with final details […]

Kid Kirby Recreation Finally Lets You Fling DMA Design’s Lost SNES Mouse Game

In 1994 Nintendo handed Scotland’s DMA Design a Kirby license and a Super NES Mouse and asked the studio to make a prequel. DMA was already known for Lemmings and Uniracers and would, two years later, ship Grand Theft Auto. Kid Kirby started even earlier as a golf-style mouse prototype from freelancer Tony Colgan, then […]

Plaion’s Neo Geo AES+ Slips to September 2027 After Tokyo Game Show Finally Hands You the Hardware

Photo credit: BFBulletinPlaion Replai pushed the worldwide launch of Neo Geo AES+ from November 12, 2026 to Thursday, September 16, 2027, blaming a mix of unexpectedly high demand and a global squeeze on memory chips driven by AI infrastructure. Official wording is blunt: the company cannot build enough units for a proper worldwide launch this […]

Bose SoundLink Micro (2nd Gen) Finally Earns a Permanent Spot in the Bag

Eight years after the first SoundLink Micro, Bose shipped a second version that fixes the parts people actually complained about. The SoundLink Micro (2nd Gen), priced at $99 (was $129), still sits in a palm, still clips to a strap, and still looks like a rubberized river stone with a metal grille. Size is about […]