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What if AI moved at the pace of care, kinship, and curiosity?
Restless Grounds explores this question through the lens of decolonial, feminist, and relational approaches to algorithmic technologies. Born out of the Slow AI research project, it brings together insights from a year of collaborative inquiry — through…
Camelot Theme Park in Lancashire opened in 1983 and welcomed 2.5 million visitors a year at its peak, but closed in 2012 leaving rides including the iconic Knightmare roller coaster abandoned
Happy birthday Game Boy Advance! It's been 25 years since Nintendo's handheld line-up bound into the world of proper 16-bit technicolour. Two and a half decades later, with a whopping 81.5m units sold, the diminutive machine is the stuff of legend. Its library is vast, home to many of video gaming's most iconic characters, and it also managed to birth a whole bunch of series that would go on to…
The Shining series, published by Sega but developed by lots of different people, is all over the map regarding gameplay styles. I’d say that more people have heard of the second game, the great Shining Force (it’s sort of like lighter Fire Emblem with town scenes and no permadeath) than the first one, Shining in … Continue reading "Time Extension Rates All the Shining Games"
With _Mario Tennis Aces_ , it felt like Nintendo did some experimentation to make the Switch title feel more like a fighting game and go beyond standard expectations of the sport. With _Mario Tennis Fever_ as the first big Switch 2 _Super Mario_ sports spin-off, it feels like a natural evolution of the previous game. Its new rackets feel great! There are a lot of modes, ranging from more…