The urge to pack it all up and move to the countryside is a very real one. Every once in a while I wonder what life would be like if my day-to-day wasn't spent in front of a computer screen, and ironically a lot of videogames offer just that. Between Valheim, Stardew Valley, and Travellers Rest it's easy to adopt the rural lifestyle, but none do it quite like Ale and Tale Tavern. This open-world management sim is quietly one of the best in genre, and now's the time to get involved. Not only is the full game 25% off for a limited time, but a new update overhauls much of what was already there. Continue reading Cozy management sim Ale and Tale Tavern expands with a surprisingly cute update MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best management games, Best co-op games, Best sandbox games

Hear me out. While it may be considered among the weaker Resi games, Resident Evil Zero has potential. Its promising story is told poorly and its combat is lacking, but the dual-protagonist gameplay is well worth exploring and its cast deserves a second chance. Whether you’re a fan of the general concept of videogame remakes or not, it’s easy to see why a lesser game is a better subject for revival than one that doesn’t need improving upon. So if Capcom really wants to remake more Resi games, I'd argue Resident Evil Zero is an ideal candidate. Continue reading One of the worst Resident Evil games deserves a remake

Fresh off the Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred ban list, a new item is already proving itself to be one of the most valuable uniques to the Blizzard RPG. A new addition alongside the expansion for Diablo 4 Season 6, the Shroud of False Death is a mythic unique, placing it in the elite echelons of the game’s most powerful and sought-after items. Indeed, it proved a little too potent during beta testing, and was part of a short list of items temporarily removed from the game ahead of the Vessel of Hatred launch. Now, it’s finally back - and it’s already feeling like a must-have for just about any build that can spare the space. Continue reading Diablo 4 mythic unique is already transforming builds after escaping ban list MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Diablo 4 builds, Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred review, Diablo 4 classes

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In a significant leap forward for electric vehicle (EV) technology, Taiwanese battery tech company ProLogium has revealed its latest breakthrough—a 100% silicon composite anode battery. The company announced the fast-charging battery at the Paris Motor Show, and it could completely revolutionize the state of EV batteries with its energy density and charging rate. As for just how impressive the new battery is, well, the numbers speak for themselves. The company says its new battery system boasts an impressive energy density of 321 Wh/kg, marking a significant improvement over existing EV batteries. To put this into proper perspective, the 53 kWh battery pack used in the Hyundai Ioniq 6 delivers just 153 Wh/kg. Even Tesla’s advanced batteries are believed to reach around 232.5 Wh/kg, even on the Tesla supercharger network (via New Atlas). This leap in energy density could have a massive impact on the EV industry, making this one of the most revolutionary fast-charging EV batteries ever designed yet. This new battery could forever change EVs and how we view them. Image source: Ford With these new batteries, EVs could soon reach distances that we once considered impractical. The company even claims that its battery can deliver up to 186 miles (300 km) of range from just a single five-minute charge. This is an unprecedented claim that could completely reshape the conversation around EV viability and range anxiety—significant issues facing the future of EVs as we know it. But ProLogium’s innovation isn’t just about energy density. The company also hopes to redefine what drivers can expect in terms of charging times. As mentioned above, the company claims its fast-charging EV battery can recharge in just five minutes, reaching up to 60 percent capacity in just that short of a time. Further, it claims the battery can reach 80 percent in a mind-blowing eight and a half minutes. That would make this new battery more than 80 percent faster at charging than current EV batteries on the market. What’s even more impressive is that the battery includes a modular design, which should make it easier to repair and even recycle—another big problem facing EV batteries at the moment. But, this fast-charging EV battery isn’t the only one that is making waves in the industry at the moment. Panasonic has also recently unveiled new batteries that could provide relief from range anxiety and slow charging times. And neither of these are simply theoretical. Panasonic and ProLogium are both working to bring their batteries directly to market as quickly as they can. Don't Miss: Next-gen 6G cellular networks may be 9,000 times faster than 5G The post These new EV batteries can go 186 miles on a 5-minute charge appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Top Prime Day deals: $199 iPad, 75-inch smart TV for $500, Amazon device deals, Crest 3D Whitestrips, more Prime Day Yeedi robot vacuum deals: Best new models are up to $400 off Today’s deals: Apple Watch Series 10, Ninja Blender, Dreo space heaters, portable tire inflator, more Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $450+ free

University of Witwatersrand Strewn across the Namib desert is a treasure trove of stone tools of which little is known because getting to them is so difficult. There are few roads and vehicles have limited access in this protected area that lies in the desert of western Namibia. So, when two researchers, Professor Dominic Stratford and Dr George Leader, decided to explore possible archaeological sites in what is considered to be one of the driest, most inhospitable deserts in the world, they had no option but to traverse the landscape on foot. The two academics are associated with the University of the Witwatersrand and College of New Jersey, USA and have had a long association with Namibia. The plan was to follow the course of the ancient Tsondab River that flowed from the central escarpment west towards the sea, an area that is now the Namib Naukluft National Park. By following the river the two archaeologists hoped to find evidence of human and hominin use of this ancient landscape. Encoded Information Found in Stone Age Animal Track Engravings in Namibia Namibia’s Apollo 11 Cave – How We Gained Insight Into The Minds Of Our Ancestors Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesAfricaRead Later 

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Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz said on Sunday he had ordered his ministry to start legal proceedings against French President Emmanuel Macron after Paris banned Israeli firms from participating in an upcoming military naval trade show....