Two years after Nintendo shut down Yuzu and Ryujinx, retro gaming frontends like ES-DE, Batocera and iiSU are thriving on old hardware instead.
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Nolan’s Odyssey Bet Pays Off With a Record Rotten Tomatoes Score
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey set a career-best Rotten Tomatoes score and a $264 million opening, cashing in the wager he built since leaving Warner Bros.
EU’s New Android AI Order Repeats a Fight Google Already Lost
Days after Google's eight-year Android antitrust fight finally ended, the EU used a faster legal tool to force it open to OpenAI and Anthropic.
Tây Ninh’s High-Tech Farm Boom Hits Snags From Its Own Merger
Billions are flowing into Tây Ninh's smart farms and halal export push, but land and licensing snags tied to Vietnam's 2025 province merger are slowing delivery.
Maumee’s New Tech House Lets Families Test Assistive Devices First
A Maumee, Ohio nonprofit's new Tech House lets families try assistive devices like a $6,000 robotic feeder before buying, addressing abandonment rates near 30%.
Evangelion Returns to US Theaters as Yoko Taro Takes Over the Script
GKIDS premieres Evangelion: Death (True)² this week, the last theatrical run before Yoko Taro rewrites the saga without creator Hideaki Anno.
How a Failed Pen Maker Became the Gage Supplier Behind SpaceX Parts
A Michigan gold-plating shop's pen business died to the ballpoint pen in the 1950s. The gage maker it became now qualifies parts for SpaceX and Caterpillar.
Liquid Lightning’s Juice Bar Reboot Taps a Nationwide Buyout Boom
Auckland's Liquid Lightning reopened under new owners as New Zealand logged a record 514 small business sales, part of a wider ownership handover wave.
Leon County’s Camera Vote Joins a National Fight Over ICE Access
Leon County killed a $440,000 Flock camera grant. Records from other states show why ICE and out-of-state police access, not just privacy, drove the backlash.
IBM’s Historic 25% Stock Crash Traces Back to a 2014 Bet
IBM's record 25% crash on July 14, 2026 traces to a 2014 decision to exit servers and chips, the exact hardware categories AI clients now demand.