UK To DNA Test All Newborn Babies In Plan To Predict And Prevent DiseaseBy the end of the next 10 years, the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) is aiming to test the DNA of every baby born, as part of plans to better predict and prevent disease and reduce pressure on healthcare services.Babies born in the UK already receive the newborn blood spot test (also called the heel prick test), which...

Frequent Nightmares? It's A Worrying Sign Of Early Death And Aging, Says New StudyThe dark dreams that haunt your nights may be leaving a deeper imprint on your life.Scientists at the UK Dementia Research Institute and Imperial College London analyzed data from 183,012 adults aged 26 to 86, as well as 2,429 children aged 8 to 10, collected from six long-term health studies.At the start of the...

"Jigsaw"-Like Fresco Made Of Thousands Of Fragments Reveals Artistic Traits Not Seen In Roman Britain BeforeArchaeologists in London have reconstructed ancient Roman frescoes that have not been seen for over 1,800 years. The work involved reassembling thousands of fragments that were once abandoned in a pit after the original building was demolished around 200 CE.The reconstruction work was...

Vera C Rubin Dazzles With Revolutionary First Teasing ImagesAmazing First Images From World’s Largest Digital Camera RevealedThe first few images from the Rubin Observatory have dropped, and there are more coming later today. 6SharesA mosaic of 678 images taken over seven hours of observation shows the Trifid (top right in pink) and Lagoon (center) Nebulae. Image Credit: NSF-DOE Vera C....

The PlayStation 2 was the definitive winner of the sixth generation of consoles, and I dont think anyones going to fight me on that. While there are a few different perks you could attribute that to, Id say one of the biggest things the PS2 had going for it was an impressive degree of third-party support.

Cyberpunk 2077 fans are used to delays, so theyre well-prepared for CD Projekt Reds announcement about the upcoming Update 2.3 being pushed back, with no release date in sight, due to it featuring a lot of content.

Hideo Kojima is known for being one of the most enthusiastic game developers around, who always tries to use his craziest (and wonderful, of course) ideas not only in his games, but also in marketing stunts.

Even though it's been out for nearly eight years, and the PC version is rife with cheaters, Star Wars Battlefront 2 just hit a new all-time Steam peak with over 35,000 players hopping on the shooter at once over the weekend. That's a whopping 2,000% player increase since April's peak of 1,500 Steam players. Continue reading Star Wars Battlefront 2 smashes Steam records despite rampant cheating

Here I am again to argue that Civilization 7, as much as it may be too radical a departure from 4X game tradition, has the potential to be very, very good. Four months since Firaxis launched the strategy sequel and its Steam user ratings are still relatively dismal. Players find that the Ages system fractures and breaks the flow of your empire building, and that certain mechanics like crises and Legacy paths are too punitive or limiting. Competition is stiff. Stellaris keeps evolving, Ara History Untold is mounting a comeback, and beloved classics like Age of Empires 2 and even Civ 5 and 6 are pulling players away from Firaxis latest. The new Civilization 7 update, however, feels like it could mark the beginning of a turnaround. Continue reading New Civilization 7 update makes huge changes to Ages mechanic, adds sandbox modeMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Civilization 7 review, Civilization 7 leaders, Civilization 7 Ages