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You only rarely hear SoundCloud positively associated with the words “internet superstar,” but the music sharing platform helps a lot of creators get their work out there. To shine a spotlight on its community, the company has launched a series entit…

Last week it was reported that Telltale Games would be shutting down and in the process, they have laid off the majority of their staff. Many wondered about the state of the company’s ongoing projects, one of which included a Stranger Things game based on the Netflix series, but there is some good news as it seems that Telltale’s closure has not affected Netflix’s interest in such a game.

In a statement made to Polygon, Netflix said, “We are saddened by news about Telltale Games. They developed many great games in the past and left an indelible mark in the industry. Minecraft: Story Mode is still moving forward as planned. We are in the process of evaluating other options for bringing the Stranger Things universe to life in an interactive medium.”

It is unclear what kind of options we are looking at, maybe it could be developed by another studio, but regardless it seems that the game will still be developed. It is also unclear as to whether or not this will result in the game being delayed (there was no launch date mentioned in the original announcement), but we wouldn’t be surprised if there was.

Unfortunately not all games were lucky enough as it was previously reported that Telltale’s The Walking Dead might not get to live out the final season as it is expected to come to an end after the second episode from the final season is released.

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Apple has touted that Face ID is more secure compared to Touch ID. This is because it can’t be fooled by photos, and unlike fingerprints which can be lifted, it’s hard to “replicate” a face as Apple has worked with mask makers to try and teach its system to be able to detect real faces from masks.

However if there is one area that Apple has acknowledged Face ID can fail in, it would be amongst family members that look like, especially identical twins. Now if you were hoping that Apple would have improved upon Face ID with their new iPhones, it doesn’t seem to be the case as in the video above, twin brothers Niko and Marko Martinovic show how they managed to get past Face ID on the new iPhone Xs Max.

Like we said, Apple has put a little caveat/disclaimer about Face ID protection again twins and family members that closely resemble each other, so it is something that we are aware about. However we’re sure that there might be some who are hoping that Apple would have addressed some of these issues with their new phones.

Perhaps these improvements will come about in future iterations of Face ID, but for now it doesn’t really seem like much has changed, at least on the twins front.

Identical Twins Appear To Successfully Fool Face ID On The iPhone Xs Max , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

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The entire point of having a tricked-out doomsday bunker is being able to survive, but in the latest clip from director Nathaniel Atcheson’s upcoming film Domain, the lucky few survivors of the apocalypse are quickly realizing they’re not as safe as they think they are.

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