Squeezing Collision Resistance from a Single Qubit
New research reveals a surprisingly effective quantum hashing algorithm that achieves comparable security to complex designs using minimal quantum resources.
Best Games That Let You Rule, Reign, Or Rebel
These games effectively show leaders how important every decision is. For players taking on the role of underdogs, the odds are immediately against them. What makes these games so compelling is how quickly players experience the impact of their choices, as the game world visibly changes in response to what they do.
Solo Leveling Has Officially Been Beaten By 3 Big Anime In 2025
The anime Solo Leveling has had a fantastic year, particularly with its second season becoming a standout among new releases. While Season 1 was already a hit, Season 2 has taken the series to even greater popularity. Building on the success of the first season – which won Anime of the Year – fans are hoping Season 2 will achieve even more recognition and awards.
Where Winds Meet Trophy/Achievement Guide
The game features a variety of achievements, earned through general gameplay, exploration, story progression, and mastering combat and weapons. This guide provides a breakdown of every achievement in Where Winds Meet to help you unlock them all quickly and easily.
I’m Glad Grand Theft Auto 6 Didn’t Release This Year, Because 2025 Was An Amazing Year for Games
2025 was an amazing year for video games. There were so many excellent games released, offering a huge range of experiences. From big-budget, ambitious titles to smaller games that prove surprisingly deep and engaging, there was something for everyone.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A’s ‘Small’ Budget Is Smart Game Development
Recently, information surfaced indicating that Pokemon Legends: Z-A was developed with a budget of only about $13 million. This is significantly less than the large budgets – often in the hundreds of millions – typically seen for major, high-profile games. Former Nintendo employees Krysta Yang and Kit Ellis discussed this leak on their YouTube channel, suggesting that Pokemon Legends: Z-A only needed to sell 200,000 copies to cover its costs, compared to the millions required for most AAA titles. However, a smaller budget isn’t necessarily a negative, particularly for a Pokemon game.
Hidden in Plain Sight: Quantum Encryption’s Anamorphic Approach
New research explores how quantum anamorphic encryption and secret sharing can conceal messages within seemingly normal quantum communications, offering enhanced security against even the most powerful adversaries.
🤑 Solana’s Leap & $BEST’s Last Waltz: Crypto’s Grand Farce! 🎭
Solana ($SOL), that fickle maiden, hath jumped 5% as the x402 protocol doth stir the speculative pot. A blockchain so lively, it makes the court jesters blush! 🎭
Soulslike Games With Better Combat Than Bloodborne
Since the game came out, many new games inspired by it have pushed the boundaries even further, offering increasingly refined and diverse combat experiences. Some clearly take inspiration from Bloodborne, while others explore unique approaches, proving that difficult and fast-paced gameplay can be achieved in many different ways.
Minecraft Fan Plays the Game Via Printed Screenshots
Although Minecraft is known for its unique challenges, Doom from 1993 arguably takes the lead. Over time, players and programmers have pushed the limits by getting Doom to run on unexpected devices – everything from DSLR cameras and medical scanners to thermostats. But playing Doom using only printed screenshots is a particularly unusual feat, even for the Doom challenge community.