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Matthew Humphries

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  • Senior Editor, PCMag
  • Game Designer and Writer, Freelance
  • None, Freelance, PCMag
West Midlands
As seen in: PCMag, Medium, Nature, Wiley Online Library, Mashable, Mashable India, Entrepreneur, Green Entrepreneur, Journal of Clinical Pathology, PC Mag Middle East, PC Magazine Australia and
Former tech writer (Ziff Davis), freelance game designer, and co-author of Make Your Own Pixel Art - nostarch.com/pixelart
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Report: Next Xbox Is 2 Very Different Consoles

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Now Video game development is a battle against time. Studios are often at war with deadlines, rushing to hit milestones and complete features to stay on track (and on budget) with an upcoming game’s release date. Sometimes staff members lose those fights, and delays become an inevitability. That’s not …
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A Caterpillar May Solve Our Plastic Pollution Problem

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12 hours ago California acts as a model for environmental legislation across the country, spearheading strict regulations and pushing the boundaries on climate action. Even still, its recycling rates remain dismally low. A recent report from CalRecycle, the state agency that oversees recycling and waste disposal …
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Minecraft Gets 'Jaw-Dropping' Ray Tracing Support

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1 hour ago Ubisoft has cancelled six video games - including its long-awaited Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake - as part of a "major reset" of its operations. The French developer and publisher, known for popular games such as Assassin's Creed, Far Cry and Just Dance, has closed two studios and …
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