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‘Titanfall 2’ dev expanded to 30 percent more than original as new title gets linked to Unreal Engine 4 use

More people are now working on “Titanfall 2” to bring the extra features that were not part of the original title.

Hobbit-Human interaction: Humans made love to Neanderthals but made the hobbits disappear, scientists believe

Homo sapiens appeared around 200,000 years ago in Africa. Later they spread out in other parts of the world where they came across Neanderthals and possibly hobbits from Indonesia.

There’s no way the Great Barrier Reef can be climate-proofed; Reef destruction a political failure

In 2015, Australian government spent close to $100,000 sending officials to different parts of the world to convince World Heritage Committee members not to place the reef on the “in danger” list.

Jupiter explosion update: Mysterious celestial object caused out-of-the-world explosion; Scientists stunned by impact

A mysterious celestial object hit Jupiter, and scientists believe it was a comet or an asteroid. However, the explosion was extremely powerful.

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Breakthrough male contraception: Vasalgel-injected men can have condom-free sex for up to a year; Effect 100% reversible

Men will be able to use Vasalgel from 2018. The exciting part about the hormone-free, male contraception Vasalgel is that its effect is completely reversible.

Ubisoft opens first major gaming studio in the Philippines, hints at more projects for console and PC

The Philippines is getting its first gaming studio in the form of Ubisoft Philippines.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gestures during an interview with Bloomberg television in New York March 17, 2016.

Justin Trudeau yoga pose: Canadian PM shows off impressive core strength in peacock pose [PHOTO/VIDEOS]

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau keeps on giving the world more reasons to love him.

‘Pokemon GO’ already testing in Japan, dev talks included landmarks and environments in-game

The Pokemon Company’s smartphone title, “Pokemon Go” is already being field tested in Japan.

‘Final Fantasy XV’ artwork for March event released, more details on game hours, resolution hinted

The upcoming “Final Fantasy XV” event will reveal a lot more information about the game, with the artwork outside the venue serving as the first teaser.

Pluto’s mysterious ocean: As hunt for water on Mars continues, scientists find ocean below Pluto’s surface

Pictures of Pluto taken from New Horizons have revealed features possibly carved by liquids. The photos also show a possible frozen lake located just north of Sputnik Planum.

Study estimates Aussies will consume 8,000 kg of medical marijuana in 1st year of legalisation

Potential for medical marijuana industry in Australia is huge, says white paper.

‘Street Fighter V’ March update features, new costumes detailed

The newest update for “Street Fighter V” has introduced some new modes, trials and costumes to the game.

‘Dark Souls 3’ graphics analysis, Game drivers and new duplication glitch spotted

Fans of “Dark Souls 3” may want to get prepared for the upcoming title thanks to new technical analysis results and the release of the Game Drivers from NVIDIA.

DLC news: ‘Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4’ DLC trailer, ‘Hyrule Warriors Legends,’ ‘Rise of the Tomb Raider’ DLCs teased

New expansions and DLCs for well-loved games are coming.

‘Fallout 4’ Harbor DLC now being hyped with more content as Survival Mode beta nears

The upcoming DLC for “Fallout 4” will bring even more content than what fans have already see in the Automatron DLC.

‘GTA 6’ confirmed as Rockstar Games puts last call for Ill-Gotten Gains Week event until March 31

Rockstar Games is already in the drawing board for “GTA 6.”

More PS4.5 hints appear as Sony considers PlayStation VR on the PC

The new PS4K may deliver higher gaming experiences, but current PS4 players may need to buy the new version.

Sun’s mysterious superflares can destroy life on Earth; Scientists warn of disrupted power supplies and radio communication

About 10 percent of the almost 100,000 stars observed by scientists had magnetic fields which strength was either weaker or similar to that of the Sun’s magnetic field.

Save the wine: Great wine-making regions may soon perish; Climate change severely affecting wine production

Rising global temperatures may soon make famous wine-growing regions such as California and France redundant. Production will have to shift to other regions like Canada and China.

Virtual reality: Cancer operation to be live streamed; The future of medical education is here [Video]

Dr. Shafi Ahmed believes this virtual surgery experiment will be a game-changer that would address global inequalities in surgical health.

Easter egg hunt for March 2016 games: Fallout 4, The Division, Hitman and The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess HD

There are a number of Easter egg references in newly released games, and it is the perfect season to go on the hunt for them.

Good Friday 2016 prank: Dry Friday turns out to be an amazing Easter egg hunt for Irish husband

All pubs were shut in Ireland on Good Friday and none of the supermarkets were selling booze. This is when an Irish mum decided to play a prank.

Formation of some of Saturn’s moons may have coincided with dinosaurs on Earth, new study says

New study revealed that some of Saturn’s moons formed less than 100 million years ago, when dinosaurs were still roaming Earth. The study can help in assessing ages of other moons.

Queensland dad’s cannabis oil case hailed by ‘legalise marijuana’ supporters; Desperation of parent appreciated by court

Although the father was wrong and went against law to use cannabis oil on his little daughter, Justice Peter Flanagan decided to not record a criminal conviction.

Time to say goodbye to The Great Barrier Reef; Action by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull absolute necessity

Like former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, Miles wants current Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to show same level of commitment by visiting The Great Barrier Reef and then taking appropriate actions.

‘Dark Souls 3’ playable on Xbox One unofficially, stuttering issues already seen with 900p run

The “Dark Souls 3” title is already out in Japan, but some players can already access it with a trick.

The US legal marijuana industry is a continuously growing billion-dollar market

Medical marijuana is a growing market in the US, and if the trend continues, it looks like it will even be more popular in the coming years.

‘Minecraft: Story Mode’ episode 5 hints three more coming, Norway’s performance marks first live concert

“Minecraft: Story Mode” continues into 2016 with three more episodes announced.

‘Destiny' dev unveils new April Update Preview, teases new Prison of Elders, Quests and Light Level

Bungie is changing up the vibe of “Destiny” with the April Update.

‘Uncharted 4’ dev reveals bigger levels, more details, realistic Nathan Drake and smarter enemies

Naughty Dog is pushing the boundaries of the PS4 to create an even better and bigger “Uncharted 4” experience.

Nintendo NX controller images leaked, seen to match 2015 patent designs

The alleged patented design for the Nintendo NX has been leaked as an actual dev-kit version.

HIV cure: Human antibodies surpass antiretroviral therapies by clearing HIV; Scientists stunned by experiment results

Scientists, after administering the initial dose in the HIV monkeys, injected them again on the fourth, seventh and 10th days. The virus disappeared and never came back after two weeks.

Bizarre sexual reproduction: Scientists may have found a reason why the female fish grew testicles and fathered offspring

Cichlid selfing is an extreme case of bizarre sexual reproduction. The breeding took place in the mouth of the fish. The fertilisation took place inside the mouth.

#HMrehaul: H&M will pay you for your old clothes, as it joins forces with singer M.I.A for World Recycle Week

H&M and artist M.I.A. are collaborating to collect 1,000 tonnes of garments for World Recycle Week from April 18 – April 24.

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