Arquivos de Tag: Lets

Tuin Doom Enhanced Mod Finally Lets You Rocket Through Doors in Classic DOOM

Locked doors in classic DOOM levels have always forced a specific route, usually involving a colored key card found after clearing a few rooms of demons. Tuin Doom Enhanced, the customized Windows build created by the modder known as tuin and based on Duct-Tape DOOM, removes that restriction. Rockets and exploding barrels now carve real […]

Tesla Emergency Drive Away Lets Owners Leave a Supercharger Still Plugged In

Tesla Charging posted a brief demo today and a short line under it. Emergency Drive Away lets you shift into Drive while still plugged into a Supercharger. For anyone who has sat in a stall with the cable locked into the port, that sentence rewrites a rule the cars have enforced for years. Until now, […]

Breaking the Surface, RMIT’s Floating Titanium Lattice Lets Water Through and Still Refuses to Sink

Photo credit: Sara Tan | RMITResearchers at RMIT University’s Centre for Additive Manufacturing have printed a titanium lattice that floats while remaining open so water can pass straight through. Lead researcher Dr Jordan Noronha and project leader Distinguished Professor Ma Qian worked with Professors Andrey Molotnikov, Milan Brandt and Martin Leary, along with partners at […]

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 […]

Four Million Players Later, TCG Card Shop Simulator Finally Lets You Play Tetramon

Two years after a single developer launched a fake card shop on Steam, TCG Card Shop Simulator has exited Early Access, with a 1.0 build now available for PC, Xbox, PlayStation 5, Switch, and Switch 2. Ding Shen Sia of OPNeon Games began the project after burning out on mobile work in 2023, expecting that […]

Magma GT on Mottarone, Genesis Lets the Supercar Concept Climb

Genesis brought its Magma GT Concept to life on a 9-kilometer stretch of Italian mountain road last week. The mid-engined grand tourer, first shown as a still object at Le Mans in June, rolled onto the closed Strada Borromea on Mount Mottarone for the Tutto Bene Hillclimb, an invitation-only gathering of 85 cars overlooking Lake […]

Wave Race 64 Recompiled 0.4.0 Lets 1996’s Waves Fill a Modern Screen

Wave Race 64: Recompiled is out as a native Windows and Apple Silicon build, and it treats Nintendo’s 1996 jet-ski racer with unusual care. You still supply a legal dump of Wave Race 64 USA Rev A, also called v1.1. The project never ships the ROM. Once that file is accepted by the launcher, the […]

Ocarina of Time Remake Hands Link a Jump Button and Lets You Hum the Songs on November 5

Nintendo used its Zelda 40th anniversary Direct today to show the first real gameplay of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake, confirming a November 5 launch exclusively on Switch 2. Eiji Aonuma walked through the opening hours in Kokiri Forest, presenting the project as a faithful interpretation built with modern tools rather than […]

Alive & Kicking Finally Lets the First Portal Run on Sequel Hardware

Fifteen years after a small fan team started rebuilding Valve’s 2007 puzzle game inside its sequel’s engine, Portal: Alive & Kicking is on Steam. Rhubarb & Rhubarb shipped the project on August 28, 2026 as a free download that only works if you already own Portal 2 and keep both titles in the same Steam […]

Transparent iPhone 6 Plus Lets You Look Straight Through Its Own Screen

A plastic frame now holds an entire iPhone 6 Plus together in plain view. Every internal piece sits where it belongs, yet nothing blocks the line of sight from one side of the device to the other. The screen itself no longer acts as a solid barrier. Light and glances pass through it, revealing the […]