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Lifeforce – Amiga port by TjLaZer announced

, 6 items in AR VR Professionals and Community, 3 min read

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Lifeforce, a 1980's scrolling shooter by Konami, is receiving an Amiga port. The port is being done via TjLaZer.

Key points

  • Game: 1980's scrolling shooter by Konami for arcades

  • Port: Amiga port via TjLaZer

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AKOFENA Tribal Kombat browser game launch

AKOFENA: Tribal Kombat is a free game available in browsers on phone or PC. It supports keyboard, controller, and touch input. The post includes a link to the game.

Key points

  • Platform: Free in browser, on phone or PC.

  • Controls: Play with keyboard, controller or touch on phone.

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Real-time blob tracking on Ethereum launched

The new feature lets users follow blobs as they land on Ethereum. It shows which projects post them and compares overall usage to the target. Per-slot data is available for the last 24 hours.

Key points

  • Feature: real-time blob tracking on Ethereum

  • Data: per-slot data for the last 24 hours

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TOKI classic platformer gets Arcade conversions for Amiga AGA, Mega Drive, Neo Geo

TOKI is a classic platformer. It will receive faithful Arcade conversions for Amiga AGA, Mega Drive and Neo Geo. The announcement is shared by Indie Retro News and tagged with relevant retro gaming accounts.

Key points

  • Platform: Amiga AGA conversion

  • Platform: Mega Drive conversion

  • Platform: Neo Geo conversion

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Moonstone receives AGA AI‑assisted remaster via Moonstone Tavern

Moonstone is a legendary and gory slasher game. It is receiving an AGA AI‑assisted remaster through Moonstone Tavern. The AI artwork is refined and integrated by hand.

Key points

  • Remaster: Moonstone gets an AGA AI‑assisted remaster via Moonstone Tavern

  • Artwork: AI artwork is refined and integrated by hand

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Google releases EmbeddingGemma 2 and Foresight; dev releases DigUp

EmbeddingGemma 2 was released by Google. A developer released DigUp, described as what search on a Mac should be. Google also shipped Foresight.

Key points

  • EmbeddingGemma 2 dropped by Google

  • DigUp built by a developer

  • Google shipped Foresight

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