Mar 17
If your Tesla is having some trouble, a soft reset or reboot might help get things back up and running. Here’s how to do that and why you might want to.
Mar 17
A NASA Telescope on the Moon's Far Side Would Explore the Universe's 'Dark Ages'
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In a bid to understand even more about our mysterious and massive universe, NASA is partnering with the Department of Energy on an ambitious lunar project. The two agencies announced that they will develop and deploy a radio telescope, called the Lunar Surface Electromagnetics Experiment – Night (LuSEE-Night), on the…
Mar 17
Can a post-credit scene be more important than the movie itself? It’s an intriguing question to ponder, particularly if you’ve seen the two post-credit scenes waiting at the end of Shazam: Fury of the Gods. One’s a shocking, confusing bombshell that—actually, let’s get the spoiler warning up before I discuss them in…
Mar 17
Uber’s Record My Ride feature is expanding to even more cities across the United States. The feature gives both passengers and drivers the ability to easily record audio during a trip in an effort to boost safety for both parties involved.
Mar 17
‘Layers of Fear’ gameplay footage takes you on a tour of a gorgeous, creepy lighthouse
Posted in: Today's ChiliBloober Team has provided an in-depth look at its reimagined Layers of Fear collection. It comprises the original Layers of Fear, Layers of Fear 2, all the expansions for both and a fresh chapter that promises to give fans “a new perspective” on the first game’s story. All the series’ events will be connected with the help of a new character called The Writer, who is the focus of the 11-minute gameplay video.
The footage shows The Writer exploring a gloomy lighthouse. It doesn’t take too long before spooky things start to happen. Your lantern is an important defensive tool against things that go bump in the night. You’ll also need it to solve puzzles and reveal secrets.
Bloober Team has reworked the Layers of Fear games in Unreal Engine 5. Based on this evidence, it seems the game has atmospheric visuals that are as pretty as they are eerie. The studio used tools such as the Lumen system, ray-tracing, HDR and volumetric lighting in an attempt to make the game look as lifelike as possible.
You’ll be able to explore Layers of Fear and take in all its creepy visuals when it hits PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in June. Meanwhile, Bloober Team is also working on a Silent Hill 2 remake.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/layers-of-fear-gameplay-footage-takes-you-on-a-tour-of-a-gorgeous-creepy-lighthouse-172058956.html?src=rss
Mar 17
The president says regulators should be able to “claw back compensation from executives.”
Mar 17
For the many new riders looking to get a new motorcycle this year, there are some underrated and relatively unknown options that can help you stand out.
Mar 17
Tesla has a feature built in that automatically saves your dashcam footage when you honk the horn, but there are a few caveats. We have the details.
Mar 17
Every Polestar 2 comes equipped with interior ambient lighting, where drivers can adjust the brightness and intensity of the accent lighting in the cockpit.
Mar 17
The Martin B-26G Marauder: America's Advanced WWII Bomber With A Bad Reputation
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe Martin B-26 Marauder was hard to fly, but it exceeded expectations in almost every other way which is why it was such a valuable airplane.
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