Homebrew Nintendo Pokemon Mini Game
Nintendo took a chance in 2001 with the Pokemon Mini, the world’s smallest cartridge-based platform to date. This teeny-tiny device was smaller than a matchbox and only held ten official games before fading into obscurity. Game makers had to get creative with the tiny 160×100 monochrome LCD screen driven by an Epson S1C88 CPU running at 4.194304 MHz, resulting in charming, simplified Pokémon adventures. Four AAA batteries kept the fun going for about 20 hours before needing a recharge, with cartridges containing a maximum of 2 MB of ROM, but the hardware was so constrained that game programmers had to get somewhat creative with the design.

John Wick PS5 Game Reveal
Keanu Reeves returns as the man in black, taking on the goons in a brand new John Wick action game from Saber Interactive revealed during the Playstation State of Play event. He’s preparing for a new assault on the streets in a game Saber believes was the ideal project to work on, collaborating directly with Lionsgate, director Chad Stahelski, and the man himself, Keanu Reeves.

HoloRadar System Robots See Corners
Engineers at the University of Pennsylvania developed HoloRadar, a system that allows a mobile robot to create a 3D map of its surroundings even when it cannot see them directly in front of it. That means that a pedestrian hiding around the corner of a hallway, as well as walls, entrances, and obstructions, will appear on the robot’s map in astonishing detail, thanks to radio signals that bounce off surfaces in the same way that light bounces off mirrors.