- 25 Eylül Cuma
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MemBrowse continuously tracks firmware memory footprint, is free for open-source projects
MemBrowse tool allows embedded software developers to track the RAM and flash footprint of their firmware in continuous integration, with support for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, and other CI solutions. Engineers can monitor footprint changes in a granular way each time code is submitted to their project, instead of finding out when the firmware image stops…
- 24 Eylül Perşembe
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Weis, Hickman, and Manganiello update on Dragonlance world book
The update appears to show the timeline as the events of the original Dragonlance Chronicles
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When chat is the wrong UI
What is a developer to do when they need something more tangible than a chat box? Enter canvases. The post When chat is the wrong UI appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
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From Kalimdor to Northrend: Chart Your Own Path Through the Regions of Azeroth
With D&D: World of Warcraft®, you’ll be able to explore Azeroth where your choices shape every battle, every alliance, and every legend.
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Qualcomm releases Linux developer preview for the Snapdragon X2 Series
Qualcomm has released an “Early Developer Preview” of Linux for the Snapdragon X2 Armv9 family of laptop SoCs. This release is meant for distribution maintainers, toolchain developers, kernel contributors, and hardware enablement engineers. New Qualcomm processors for mobile PCs (that’s what Qualcomm calls laptops) usually target Windows only. We get comment…
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Dutch consumer group files lawsuit against Epic for misleading young players on Fortnite, seeking more than €100m in compensation
Original story: The Dutch consumer group Stichting Massaschade & Consument (SMC) has filed a class action lawsuit against Epic Games, alleging it has misled young Fortnite players. Read more
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UK Games Expo finally bans AI from the convention
The ban also applies to merchandising, clothing, art, and more.
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D&D World of Warcraft subclasses will swap out classic class features for new abilities
Several subclasses were shown off on Dungeon Masters.
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Righting old wrongs: MobyGames on letting developers claim games they weren't credited for
In March 2022, Atari acquired the video game database MobyGames. Read more
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TinyBuild revenue rises 18% to $20m during H1 2026, with 85% coming from first and second-party owned IP
TinyBuild reported an 18% revenue increase to $20 million for the six months ending June 30, 2026, driven by "strong catalogue performance and new launches." Read more
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CyboPal ONE – An AI-powered, 6-DOF robotic terminal with 27-inch 4K display that adjusts to your posture (Crowdfunding)
CyboPal ONE is a 6-axis desktop robotic terminal designed to move a 27-inch 4K display using voice and gesture control, spatial sensing, and automatic display positioning based on the user’s position. It includes a camera, a binocular 3D sensor, and a motion sensor (IMU), and supports joint force sensing, obstacle avoidance, collision detection, and power-lo…
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Microsoft files patent for "ad-credit" system to show ads on PC and Xbox without disrupting gameplay
Microsoft has patented an "ad-credit" system to display adverts and announcements during PC and Xbox game sessions without disrupting gameplay. Read more
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Star Wars Mouse Droid is a Rebel Rave Machine
When does a droid need a party button? When it's an Imperial Mouse Droid that got a makeover from Sabine Wren. The post Star Wars Mouse Droid is a Rebel Rave Machine appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
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Celebrating Sixteen Years of Anime Herald
While I'm unable to predict what will happen tomorrow, let alone ten years from now, I sincerely hope that we'll be able to keep producing Anime Herald as a publication that you enjoy and trust, for as long as I'm able to hold a pen. Celebrating Sixteen Years of Anime Herald - Samantha Ferreira
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Quectel SE200ZC-AP smart module supports up to five cameras with Rockchip RV1126B/BJ SoC
Quectel has launched the SE200ZC-AP, a compact (40 x 40 mm) smart module based on the Rockchip RV1126B/RV1126BJ quad-core Arm Cortex-A53 SoC with a 12MP ISP, an 8MP AI-ISP, and a 3 TOPS NPU. The module supports up to five 12MP cameras through two 4-lane MIPI CSI interfaces and one DVP interface. Other interfaces include Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0/2.0, two CAN…
- 23 Eylül Çarşamba
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Check out D&D's redesign of Bahamut
The dragon diety's stats will appear in an upcoming Dungeons & Dragons comic book.
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Roll for Azeroth in the D&D: World of Warcraft Dungeon Masters Campaign
DM Jasmine Bhullar takes Dungeon Masters into Azeroth with the underdog Horde guild Afterlife. Catch the double-episode premiere September 23, plus a free Play-Along Pack.
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CyberConnect2’s Taichi Miyazaki Discusses .hack//Z.E.R.O. at Anime Expo
"With the success of self-publishing Fuga: Melodies of Steel, we decided for our thirtieth anniversary, we would take on a new and larger challenge, with one of our larger original titles, the .hack series. As a series and title that is very dear to our hearts, we felt it was only appropriate to take on the self-publishing challenge with this series." CyberC…
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The Phantom of the Opera saw that Hope and Despair was his Yin and Yang
by Steph Hodge [imageid=9759680 medium rep]▪️ Capstone Games announced the release of Yin Yang, which was originally released from BGNations (Tang Garden, 12 Rivers). From designer DuGuWei (Jiangnan: Life of Gentry). This is a tight resource game to control the lands. for1-4 players that plays in 45-75 minutes. Also, the Metal Shell is simply awesome! From t…
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Get Hands On: Maker Faire Bay Area Is For Making
Maker Faire is at its best when you’re not just looking—you’re making. This weekend on Mare Island, you can solder a wearable EMF explorer, turn an old T-shirt into a braided keychain, build your own sock puppet, code a competition-ready robot, assemble a mobility device that will make a real difference, or even bring an AI-powered […] The post Get Hands On:…
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Designer Diary: Power Vacuum
by Kaleb Wentzel-Fisher The creation of Power Vacuum is a bit of a cliché. "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work," - Thomas Edison It’s a story about how I struggled for years to design a game, ultimately gave up, but then with a stroke of inspiration came up with something in just a few days that worked. Weeks later the game was si…
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Making retail smarter: build context-aware experiences with the Arduino® VENTUNO™ Q board
You step into a fitting room carrying two jackets and a pair of trousers. You like each piece, but you are not sure they work together – and which jacket is better. Normally, you would take a photo, message a friend, or walk back outside to ask a store assistant. But imagine if you could simply […] The post Making retail smarter: build context-aware experien…
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RPG Crowdfunding News – Wild Hearth, The Griffon's Saddlebag, Faster, Purple Worm!, and more
This week, TTRPG crowdfundings about cooking monsters, alternate Japanese history, Jane Austen, an OSE campaign, saddlebags, purple worms, and the underworld.
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MediaTek Dimensity CX C10 Max octa-core Cortex-X925/X4/A720 SoC targets Googlebooks
MediaTek Dimensity CX C10 Max is a 3nm “All Big Core” octa-core Armv9 CPU with an 11-core Immortalis-G925 MC11 GPU, and MediaTek’s 890 NPU delivering up to 55 TOPS for an “upcoming premium, ultra-portable Googlebook device” with all-day battery life. Googlebook is Google’s new premium laptop category built around the company’s Gemini Intelligence and running…
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Backing our people as parents: introducing our childcare contribution
We've introduced a new policy to help our people with childcare costs. The post Backing our people as parents: introducing our childcare contribution appeared first on Raspberry Pi.
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Soulart Station – A markerless full-body motion tracker for VR and VTubers (Crowdfunding)
South Korean startup Soulart has launched the Soulart Station, a markerless full-body motion tracker for VR, VTubing, and motion capture. The device uses a Time-of-Flight (ToF) sensor and an onboard Neural Processing Unit (NPU) to capture 3D point cloud data and process motion tracking on the device. By running machine learning models locally, it avoids expe…
- 22 Eylül Salı
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Dungeons & Dragons is starting to preview its World of Warcraft book
The book comes out in November.
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Show & Tell: Introducing Custom Reveals on D&D Beyond
Master Tier DMs can now drag and drop their own images and videos straight into Maps and reveal them to the table. Here's how Custom Reveals works.
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Designer Diary: How 'Sixty Below' Came to Be
by Peter Prinz ... or: How to Spend Almost Six Years Developing a Game When All You Wanted Was to Improve a Prototype Hi, I'd like to give you a little glimpse into how Sixty Below came to life. In the second half of the 2010s, Alex Pfister established a group of Vienna-based game designers that met weekly at Café Sperlhof, a traditional gaming café in Vienn…
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Turn text input into actions with Needle, a 14MB function-calling LLM
Cactus Compute's Needle 2 model runs entirely offline on a Raspberry Pi 5's CPU. The post Turn text input into actions with Needle, a 14MB function-calling LLM appeared first on Raspberry Pi.
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RPG Evolution: Run an RPG Campaign Online
On Saturday at Gen Con 2026, our schedule shifted operations entirely over to Lucas Oil Stadium, where we presented our final two tracks back-to-back under Mal and Tal Enterprises, LLC. The first was Run an RPG Campaign Online.
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Meet Nuvi: the AI desk companion that goes from Q to cute
Luca Di Lorenzo (@LucaDilo on YouTube) recently worked with us on what was meant to be a simple robot assistant, but soon became something much more fun: a tiny, expressive desktop companion that notices you, listens to you, and talks back. Based on the Arduino® UNO™ Q board, Nuvi is designed to run everything it needs […] The post Meet Nuvi: the AI desk com…
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Gearotons M17 – A low-cost NEMA-17 4-in-1 servomotor with driver, motion controller, and encoder
Gearotons M17 open-source hardware servomotor integrates the four parts of a motion axis into one standard NEMA-17 body with no protrusions: the motor, the driver, the motion controller, and the encoder. This level of integration enables it to be low-cost ($20 and up) and easier to use. The user has nothing to source and match, nothing to wire between boards…
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Snapmaker Launches 3D Printing Repository With a Purpose
Do we need another 3D printing model repository? Snapmaker thinks so. The post Snapmaker Launches 3D Printing Repository With a Purpose appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
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Nordic nRF54LC10A – A tiny Bluetooth LE and 802.15.4 SoC with sub-50 nA hibernation mode
Nordic Semiconductor recently expanded its nRF54L Series with the nRF54LC10A, a new SoC with less memory and a smaller peripheral set compared to the higher-end nRF54L15, while supporting Bluetooth LE with Channel Sounding and IEEE 802.15.4 for Thread, Zigbee, and Matter. Built on a 22nm process, the SoC combines a 128 MHz Arm Cortex-M33 processor with a mul…
- 21 Eylül Pazartesi
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Own a shop and find rhythm in ‘Mr. Records’
Mr. Records puts you into the role of George, an old dreamer who is able to become one with the music that he listens too. After retirement, he has decided to open... The post Own a shop and find rhythm in ‘Mr. Records’ appeared first on Indie Games Plus.
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Realtek RTL8773J – A Bluetooth 7-ready Cortex-M55/M33 microcontroller with HDT support
Realtek RTL8773J Series is the first Bluetooth 7-ready microcontroller family we’ve seen so far. It features a dual-core design with a 200 MHz Cortex-M55 application core and a Cortex-M33 sensor and network core, along with DSPs for high-fidelity codec processing and an accelerator for ANC, Talk Clear, and Keyword Spotting. Other features include up to 2MB S…
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Oh, What's Inside?
by Justin Bell I spent most of the last few years turning down opportunities to review legacy and campaign games. However, I turned that idea on its head at this year’s edition of Gen Con by picking up not one, not two, but SEVEN games that fit the description of a sizable tabletop investment. So, I added the following games to the “bag of hauling” in Indy:…
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Brainchip AKD1500 M.2 and PCIe Edge AI cards, BrainBoard 1500 SPI module now available for $99 and up
Back in November 2025, we wrote about the Brainchip AKD1500 PCIe/SPI Edge AI co-processor designed for low-power systems and delivering up to 800 GOPS at just 300 mW. In recent months, the company has launched several hardware platforms based on the ADK1500. At the end of July, Brainchip introduced the AKD1500 M.2 B+M Key development card for $129, shortly f…
- 20 Eylül Pazar
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Designer Diary: Rival Seas
by David Ausloos The First Spark (No Meeples Were Harmed) When I started developing Rival Seas, I revived a peculiar little ritual from the making of Dreamscape, one that had somehow become part superstition, part creative compass, and, if I’m honest, part excuse to avoid getting down to "serious" work. One that has helped me kickstart every project since. I…
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