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Redmi Watch Move was launched in India on Monday. The smartwatch comes with a rectangular AMOLED display and a functional, rotating crown. It comes with support for several health and wellness monitoring metrics. The company claims that the watch offers 98.5 percent tracking accuracy.  It runs on Xiaomi's HyperOS user interface out-of-the-box. It comes with Hindi language support and is claimed to offer up to 14 days of battery life. It will be available for purchase in the country from May.Redmi Watch Move Price in India, AvailabilityRedmi Watch Move price in India is set at Rs. 1,999, the company confirmed in a press release. The watch will go on sale in the country starting May 1 via Flipkart, the Xiaomi India website and Xiaomi retail stores. Pre-booking for the smart wearable will begin on April 24. It is offered in Blue Blaze, Black Drift, Gold Rush and Silver Sprint colour options.Redmi Watch Move FeaturesThe Redmi Watch Move sports a 1.85-inch rectangular, 2.5D curved AMOLED screen with a 390 x 450 pixels resolution, up to 60Hz refresh rate, 600 nits brightness, 322ppi pixel density, 74 percent screen-to-body ratio and Always-On Display support. It has more than 140 preset sports modes and is equipped with heart rate, blood oxygen level (SpO₂), stress level, sleep cycle, as well as menstrual cycle trackers. Xiaomi confirms that the Redmi Watch Move runs on HyperOS. It syncs notes, tasks, calendar events, and real-time weather updates. The watch comes with Bluetooth calling and Hindi language support. The latest smart wearable is compatible with Android and iOS devices as well as the Mi Fitness App. Through the app, the users can save 10 contacts on the watch. The spinning crown allows users to scroll through apps and alerts with one finger. The watch has an anti-allergy TPU strap and an IP68 dust and water resistance rating. The Redmi Watch Move carries a 300mAh battery and is said to offer a battery life of up to 14 days with typical usage. With heavy usage, the battery can last for up to 10 days. If the Always-On Display feature is enabled, users can get up to five days of battery life. It also has an "Ultra" Battery Saver Mode. The watch body measures 45.5 x 38.9 x 10.8mm in size and weighs 25g.Affiliate links may be automatically generated - see our ethics statement for details. For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Gadgets 360 on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News. For the latest videos on gadgets and tech, subscribe to our YouTube channel. If you want to know everything about top influencers, follow our in-house Who'sThat360 on Instagram and YouTube. Sucharita Ganguly Sucharita is a writer with Gadgets 360 and is mostly found playing with her cat in her free time. She has previously worked at breaking news desks across organizations. Powered by coffee, The Beatles, Bowie, and her newfound love for BTS, she aims to work towards contributing to a better media environment for women and queer folk. More

Microtubules, Brain Science, and Quantum Cognition: A New Frontier in Understanding Mind and Memory5 min read·Just now--MicrotublesAuthor: Dr. Carole IngeMicrotubules have long been known as essential structural components of cells, but in recent years, their role in brain function has sparked significant scientific inquiry. Emerging research suggests that microtubules may be integral to consciousness, memory, and cognitive flexibility, with potential quantum effects influencing neural processing. Furthermore, the Free Energy Principle — a theory explaining how the brain minimizes uncertainty — can be linked to microtubular activity, adding a new dimension to our understanding of cognition. This article explores microtubules, their quantum properties, and their potential connection to cognitive function, memory, and learning. It also examines the role of nutrients and drugs in optimizing these processes.What Are Microtubules?Microtubules are hollow, cylindrical polymers of tubulin proteins that form part of the cytoskeleton, providing structural support to cells. In neurons, they are crucial for intracellular transport, guiding molecular cargo such as neurotransmitters, organelles, and signaling proteins.Beyond their structural role, microtubules have been proposed to act as intracellular information processors, possibly playing a role in cognition and consciousness through quantum processes. This perspective is central to the Orchestrated Objective Reduction (Orch-OR) theory developed by Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff, which suggests that microtubules serve as a substrate for quantum computing in the brain.Microtubules and Brain Function: Learning, Memory, and Cognitive FlexibilityMemory and LearningMicrotubules contribute to synaptic plasticity, which is the foundation of learning and memory formation. They regulate the transport of mRNA and proteins to synapses, ensuring the necessary components are in place for long-term potentiation (LTP), the process by which neurons strengthen their connections.Studies have shown that disruptions in microtubular function correlate with neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, where memory loss and cognitive decline are major symptoms. Microtubule-associated proteins (MAPs), such as tau proteins, stabilize microtubules, and their dysfunction is implicated in neurodegenerative disorders.Cognitive Flexibility and the Role of MicrotubulesCognitive flexibility — the ability to adapt to new information and switch between different tasks or thought processes — is essential for problem-solving and creativity. It has been linked to the reconfiguration of microtubular networks within neurons.• Studies suggest that microtubule dynamics influence the ability to reorganize synaptic connections, which is critical for flexible thinking.• Neuroplasticity depends on the ability of microtubules to adapt in response to experiences and learning.• Psychedelics, nootropics, and neurotrophic factors have been shown to enhance microtubular function, potentially improving cognitive flexibility.The relationship between microtubules and cognitive flexibility suggests that optimizing microtubule health could lead to enhanced problem-solving abilities, emotional resilience, and intelligence.Quantum Aspects of MicrotubulesQuantum Coherence in the BrainPenrose and Hameroff’s Orch-OR theory posits that quantum coherence occurs within microtubules, where quantum states persist before collapsing into classical states, influencing decision-making and consciousness. This quantum processing mechanism could explain non-computational aspects of thought, such as intuition and insight.Mathematical Model of Quantum Effects in MicrotubulesA study by Sahu et al. (2013) demonstrated that microtubules can function as nano-scale electrical circuits, supporting coherent oscillations in the kilohertz to megahertz range. This suggests a quantum-level processing mechanism in neurons.A more recent study by Bandyopadhyay et al. (2020) mathematically modeled how superposition states within microtubules could influence neural decision-making. The Schrödinger equation applied to microtubular structures indicates that quantum coherence can persist long enough to influence cognitive processes.Mathematical Framework for Quantum MicrotubulesThe Hamiltonian describing microtubular quantum behavior can be written as:where:• is the reduced Planck’s constant,• is the frequency of microtubular oscillations,• and are creation and annihilation operators for quantum states within the microtubule.This model supports the idea that microtubules can sustain quantum superposition, affecting cognition and perception.The Free Energy Principle and MicrotubulesThe Free Energy Principle (FEP), developed by Karl Friston, proposes that biological systems minimize uncertainty by reducing free energy, a measure of surprise or prediction error. This theory aligns with Bayesian inference, where the brain continuously updates its model of reality.How Microtubules Fit into the FEPMicrotubules may serve as a substrate for Bayesian updating by:• Facilitating rapid synaptic reorganization, allowing neurons to refine predictive models.• Supporting quantum coherence, which could enable parallel information processing.• Regulating energy-efficient signaling, optimizing neural computations.This connection suggests that enhancing microtubular health could improve cognitive function by optimizing predictive coding mechanisms in the brain.The Role of Vitamins, Minerals, and Drugs in Microtubular FunctionGiven the importance of microtubules in cognition, ensuring their proper function is critical. Nutrients, vitamins, and pharmacological agents can significantly impact microtubular stability and quantum coherence.Essential Nutrients for Microtubules1. Magnesium (Mg²⁺):• Stabilizes microtubules and supports neuronal communication.• Essential for ATP production, which powers microtubular dynamics.2. Omega-3 Fatty Acids:• Enhance microtubular stability, supporting synaptic plasticity.• Found in fish oil and linked to improved cognitive flexibility.3. B Vitamins (B6, B9, B12):• Essential for myelin synthesis and neurotransmitter production.• Deficiencies can lead to cognitive impairment and neurodegeneration.4. Lithium:• Stabilizes microtubules and enhances neurogenesis.• Used in psychiatric treatments for mood stabilization.Drugs That Influence Microtubular Function• Psychedelics (e.g., LSD, Psilocybin):• Promote neural plasticity by enhancing microtubular dynamics.• Could facilitate cognitive flexibility and creativity.• Nootropics (e.g., Noopept, Piracetam):• Improve synaptic efficiency and microtubule organization.• Enhance learning, memory, and mental clarity.• Neuroprotective Agents (e.g., Curcumin, Resveratrol):• Protect against oxidative damage to microtubules.• May prevent cognitive decline in neurodegenerative diseases.Conclusion: Microtubules as the Quantum Bridge Between Brain and MindThe study of microtubules in neuroscience is transforming our understanding of cognition, consciousness, and learning. Their role in synaptic plasticity, cognitive flexibility, and quantum coherence makes them a fundamental component of intelligent processing in the brain.Furthermore, the Free Energy Principle aligns well with microtubular function, suggesting that optimizing their health through proper nutrition and pharmacological support could enhance cognitive performance. The quantum nature of microtubules, supported by mathematical models, suggests that brain function might extend beyond classical computational paradigms.Future research should focus on how specific nutrients, drugs, and therapies can modulate microtubular function to improve learning, memory, and mental flexibility — possibly unlocking new frontiers in artificial intelligence, consciousness studies, and neuropharmacology.Microtubules

Though not technically officially confirmed yet, it looks like a remake of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion is nonetheless set to launch imminently, with all rumours pointing to a Virtuos-developed Unreal Engine 5 recreation of the 2006 classic being simultaneously revealed and released at some point in the final days of the month. Given the stature of both The Elder Scrolls as a franchise and of Oblivion as a game, there’s obviously palpable excitement surrounding the remake, even in the absence of an official announcement, and you can bet we count ourselves in that excited group as well. In particular, it’s the prospect of an enhanced and improved version of the open world action RPG masterpiece that has turned heads. The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion has admittedly aged poorly in some regards, even though it overall remains a great game to this day, so the idea of a remake that sands out those rough edges and helps bring the entire game up the modern standards while not deviating from its biggest core strengths is an exciting one, to say the very least. Here, we’re going to talk about a few such improvements that we’re hoping to see in the purported remake. VISUALS AND TECH Let’s start things off with the obvious pick. Any remake of a 20 year old title is going to make visual and technical improvements, and what we have already seen and heard of the Oblivion remake suggests that that is very much the case here as well. The question, of course, is just how significant of an uplift the game will have received in this area, because arguably, this is where Oblivion is at its weakest. That’s not just true in terms of what the passage of time has done to the original title, but also in the sense that, really, Oblivion was a pretty janky and rough-around-the-edges experience even back when it first came out (as is so often the case with Bethesda Game Studios titles). By all accounts, it sounds like the allegedly upcoming remake has made some major visual changes, at the very least, which is pretty much exactly what most would have hoped for. From dated visuals (with excessive bloom effects, which we couldn’t not mention) to, in typical Bethesda Game Studios fashion, a laundry list of bugs and glitches (including some outright game-breaking ones), there is a lot that holds the original title back in the technical department, so hopefully that’s something that is addressed by the remake to the fullest extent possible. Of course, it would probably be silly to expect a cutting edge visual masterpiece even by 2025 standards, but we’d be surprised if the remake didn’t tout noticeable upgrades nonetheless. SEAMLESS MAP Speaking of technical upgrades that Oblivion needs to make, a seamless map would go down rather well with the Elder Scrolls fanbase (to put it mildly), though it does seem like a somewhat unrealistic dream, simply given the history of the developer. Back when it launched in 2006, Cyrodil not being a completely seamless open world wasn’t that big of a deal, because totally seamless maps were something of a rarity at the time. The fact that the map was broken up into multiple separate instances that had been stitched together with loading screens was, as such, not something that stood out to anyone in any meaningful way. That is conclusively no longer the case, of course, and hasn’t been for years at this point. Seamless open worlds are very much the norm- and yet, Bethesda Game Studios RPGs haven’t got that memo, it seems, because they continue to do things their way (frustratingly enough). This supposed Oblivion remake, however, isn’t being made by Bethesda Game Studios. Allegedly, Virtuos has remade the title in Unreal Engine 5 while bringing over a lot of the original assets, and while it remains to be seen how much of that is accurate, if it is accurate, that may well have been the perfect opportunity to finally make that change and turn Oblivion’s map into what it always should have been. BETTER DUNGEONS There’s more in Oblivion’s open world that a potential remake could try and improve with smart improvements, beyond attempting to stitch it together into a single, contiguous whole. Take, for instance, the original game’s dungeons, which were probably among its biggest weaknesses. From the dungeons being procedurally generated to even the Oblivion Gates randomly selected between a limited number of layout templates that quickly became repetitive, there were some pretty notable issues with the game in this department. Now, we are obviously not expecting the Oblivion remake to completely redo the dungeons from head to toe – we’re actually not even sure if it is going to be that significant of an overhaul – but at the very least, targeted improvements are in order. Just as an example, getting rid of procedural generation and instead delivering actual, designed dungeons would help make exploration significantly more compelling. It’d be a real shame to see that opportunity passed up. IMPROVED COMBAT Combat has never really been Bethesda Game Studios’ strong suit, to say the least, which stands doubly true for The Elder Scrolls games in particular. Typically, Oblivion’s combat was something of a jankfest- floaty movements and animations, shoddy hit detection, spotty AI, and more issues combined to make the whole affair feel disappointingly weightless and lackluster. Ideally, that should be one of the first things any hypothetical remake looks at when considering which areas of the original game are most in need of improvement. Thankfully, it does seem like rumured developer Virtuos is making some much needed changes. If reports are to be believed, the Oblivion remake will feature a new stamina system that will take cues from the Souls series, as well as overhauled blocking and archery mechanics, among other things. Our hope is that those are actual, major improvements, because put together, such changes could have a big impact on how the combat fares on a moment to moment basis. No, we don’t expect the combat to suddenly turn into one of the game’s highlights, but it would be disappointing to see it brought over as is, flaws and all. FINETUNED PROGRESSION The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion is counted to this day as one of the finest RPGs ever made, and a game truly deserving of that moniker (as Oblivion obviously is) is obviously not going to have any major deficiencies where its progression and customization systems are concerned. There is still room for improvement, however, and we fully expect to see some tweaking here and there, should the remake actually prove to be real. Specifically, it’s likely that the remake will make it less easy for players to break the progression curve in the manner that the original allowed players to, especially if you had spent enough time paying the game. We don’t expect – or hell, even want – that side of the experience to completely go away – there’s something undeniably appealing about RPGs that let you do that, after all – but this remake is a great chance for Virtuos and Bethesda to root out the more prominent balancing issues that do hold the progression systems back, and we’d fully expect them to take that chance.

Mocha Joe Member Jun 2, 2021 13,233 Edit: official announcement: SolidSnakex said: Edit 2: Available worldwide Yuri P said: Available worldwide on all 3 platforms Super Robot Wars Y announced for PS5, Switch, and PC Publisher Bandai Namco and develoepr Bandai Namco Forge Digitals (formerly B.B. Studio) have announced strategy RPG Super Robot Wars Y for PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC (Steam). It will launch in 2… www.gematsu.com EN trailer View: https://youtu.be/SWzNfreQuZQ?si=jYc53dQw90dT9xTw Click to expand... Click to shrink...   Last edited: Mar 27, 2025 Magnet_Man One Winged Slayer Member Oct 27, 2017 3,488 I'm never gonna get OGs 3 lol   Rommaz Member Nov 27, 2017 6,331 Kitwe, Zambia. Crying real tears here bro. Its not OG3 but ill take it!   mute ▲ Legend ▲ Member Oct 25, 2017 29,001 JP Direct?   EvaIkari Member Jan 10, 2025 162 mute said: JP Direct? Click to expand... Click to shrink... They have no reason to announce the Steam version in a Nintendo Direct. Game was already released for Switch in 2018. Nvm. I got tricked by that Fanon wiki.   Last edited: Mar 27, 2025 SolidSnakex Member Oct 25, 2017 27,537 PS5/Switch/Steam View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Mp3VSa6UQk   Qikz Member Oct 25, 2017 13,657 Feels like it's been forever since 30. Let's goooooooooo!   DontHateTheBacon Unshakable Resolve Member Oct 27, 2017 14,132 Are any of these available to play on a console in English? I've never played this franchise but I think I might be into it?   Yam's Member Oct 27, 2017 4,399 EvaIkari said: They have no reason to announce the Steam version in a Nintendo Direct. Game was already released for Switch in 2018. Click to expand... Click to shrink... What? It's a new entry. And it was announced during the Japanese Nintendo direct.  Yuri P Member Oct 28, 2017 320 Available worldwide on all 3 platforms Super Robot Wars Y announced for PS5, Switch, and PC Publisher Bandai Namco and develoepr Bandai Namco Forge Digitals (formerly B.B. Studio) have announced strategy RPG Super Robot Wars Y for PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC (Steam). It will launch in 2… www.gematsu.com EN trailer View: https://youtu.be/SWzNfreQuZQ?si=jYc53dQw90dT9xTw   mute ▲ Legend ▲ Member Oct 25, 2017 29,001 Ha, called it. Finally some Macross is back.  EvaIkari Member Jan 10, 2025 162 Yam's said: What? It's a new entry. And it was announced during the Japanese Nintendo direct. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yeah, sorry. I was looking for news on it and stumbled on a Fanon wiki instead.   Altezein Corrupted by Vengeance Member Mar 21, 2021 4,149 Buenos Aires, Argentina It's wild that hey have english trailers and don't announce them in the main english nintendo direct   texhnolyze Shinra Employee Member Oct 25, 2017 25,908 Indonesia Oh my god. Everybody has lost hope a new mainline SRW will be made again after their success with the mobile game. So glad I'm proved wrong.  Delio Member Oct 25, 2017 3,678 Ah hell yeah. Im ready   Speedstersonic Queerness Shining Bright Member Mar 11, 2020 8,839 FUCK YES Qikz said: Feels like it's been forever since 30. Let's goooooooooo! Click to expand... Click to shrink... Cause it has lol it's been like 3.5 years, this used to be a yearly series  OP OP Mocha Joe Member Jun 2, 2021 13,233 Requested title update to reflect it's been officially announced and for Switch, PS5 and Steam. Updated OP.   The Shadow Knight Member Oct 26, 2017 2,531 Excellent.   TheAggroCraig This guy are sick of the One Winged Slayer Member Nov 6, 2017 7,176 HOLY FUCKING SHIT DontHateTheBacon said: Are any of these available to play on a console in English? I've never played this franchise but I think I might be into it? Click to expand... Click to shrink... You can import the physical games, the last few (V X T and 30) all support English. 30 is also on Steam in the US, while VXT are only available in Asia on Steam iirc.  STHX One Winged Slayer Member Oct 27, 2017 601 At long last, it's finally happening And Macross is in it too (well not the original, thanks to Harmony Gold, but this opens a lot of possibilities for the future)  Scarlet Spider One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 6,002 Brooklyn, NY Getter Bros, how we feeling about Arc finally making it into mainline?   Terraforce One Winged Slayer The Fallen Oct 27, 2017 19,355 Freaking finally. Been too long since T.   DontHateTheBacon Unshakable Resolve Member Oct 27, 2017 14,132 TheAggroCraig said: HOLY FUCKING SHIT You can import the physical games, the last few (V X T and 30) all support English. 30 is also on Steam in the US, while VXT are only available in Asia on Steam iirc. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Thank you! No idea which one to start with as an intro the franchise but I'll look into it now that I know it's possible!   Yam's Member Oct 27, 2017 4,399 So far we have: COMBATTLER V Aura Battler Dunbine Mobile Fighter G Gundam Mobile Suit Gundam : The Witch from Mercury saison 1 Majestic Prince Macross Delta the Movie: Passionate Walküre Code Geass: Lelouch of the Re;surrection Getter Robo Arc Not the most exciting lineup tbh, but it's been so long that I'll take whatever I can get. And I'm ready to lose time after each Dunbine's action as I'm listening to its opening.  Speedstersonic Queerness Shining Bright Member Mar 11, 2020 8,839 Yuri P said: Available worldwide on all 3 platforms Super Robot Wars Y announced for PS5, Switch, and PC Publisher Bandai Namco and develoepr Bandai Namco Forge Digitals (formerly B.B. Studio) have announced strategy RPG Super Robot Wars Y for PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC (Steam). It will launch in 2… www.gematsu.com EN trailer View: https://youtu.be/SWzNfreQuZQ?si=jYc53dQw90dT9xTw Click to expand... Click to shrink... FUCK YES 30 musta done well! i don't have to import!  BassForever One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 31,528 CT Yuri P said: Available worldwide on all 3 platforms Super Robot Wars Y announced for PS5, Switch, and PC Publisher Bandai Namco and develoepr Bandai Namco Forge Digitals (formerly B.B. Studio) have announced strategy RPG Super Robot Wars Y for PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC (Steam). It will launch in 2… www.gematsu.com EN trailer View: https://youtu.be/SWzNfreQuZQ?si=jYc53dQw90dT9xTw Click to expand... Click to shrink... Wait will we actually get an official English release on consoles as well as Steam this time?!  IceBear Member Nov 20, 2017 1,275 Altezein said: It's wild that hey have english trailers and don't announce them in the main english nintendo direct Click to expand... Click to shrink... Because typically the English version is not available in some English speaking countries. Eg. USA.  Distantmantra Member Oct 26, 2017 12,909 Seattle Macross back in SRW?!? Witch from Mercury?!? And it's Opening Day?!? Oh hell yeah.   Altezein Corrupted by Vengeance Member Mar 21, 2021 4,149 Buenos Aires, Argentina OG timeline is dead? They really needed to close that story :( We got an entire alpha 3 prologue and it leads to nothing? It's great that SRW isn't dead, but I really wanted OG Final. IceBear said: Because the English version is not available in all English speaking countries. Eg. USA. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Oh, I see   SilentStorm Member Apr 14, 2019 3,495 DontHateTheBacon said: Thank you! No idea which one to start with as an intro the franchise but I'll look into it now that I know it's possible! Click to expand... Click to shrink... OG Moon Dwellers is also in english, otherwise, there are a few fan translated games, of those, Alpha Gaiden and W are the most beloved.   Ekid Member Dec 21, 2017 1,760 Not too hot on the list so far. I wish OG Macross was back on the menu. I'm surprised it's not OG since iirc they were working on it before Covid hit. Though at this point they should remaster all the others first.  Distantmantra Member Oct 26, 2017 12,909 Seattle Ekid said: Not too hot on the list so far. I wish OG Macross was back on the menu. Click to expand... Click to shrink... OG Macross will never be in these games if you want to see them outside Japan.  Qikz Member Oct 25, 2017 13,657 Distantmantra said: Macross back in SRW?!? Witch from Mercury?!? And it's Opening Day?!? Oh hell yeah. Click to expand... Click to shrink... I'm really hoping that Macross 7 gets in. I watched it again recently and it's sooooooo good.   NeonZ One Winged Slayer Member Oct 28, 2017 10,156 DontHateTheBacon said: Are any of these available to play on a console in English? I've never played this franchise but I think I might be into it? Click to expand... Click to shrink... At least on Switch you can just buy the games in the Japanese store and they have English options (V, X and 30). The only exception is T. T was the first released for Switch and so it lacked English translation (there is an English translation, but it's in the Asian version, like from the HK store).   Gespenst MKIV Member Nov 1, 2017 1,209 Interesting that WfM is only Season 1, unless one of the series to be revealed is Season 2. That said hyped to see more, plus ninja originals this time   Rommaz Member Nov 27, 2017 6,331 Kitwe, Zambia. Yam's said: So far we have: COMBATTLER V Aura Battler Dunbine Mobile Fighter G Gundam Mobile Suit Gundam : The Witch from Mercury saison 1 Majestic Prince Macross Delta the Movie: Passionate Walküre Code Geass: Lelouch of the Re;surrection Getter Robo Arc Not the most exciting lineup tbh, but it's been so long that I'll take whatever I can get. And I'm ready to lose time after each Dunbine's action as I'm listening to its opening. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Definitely can't be the complete list. Too many carry forwards from 30, so I'm hoping the remaining reveals are more exciting. Original Mech seems to be a ninja bot. I like UX' original mech so hope this can top that  Mandos Member Nov 27, 2017 38,470 Give me shin steel Jeeg! And so happy I don't have to import my switch copy. Happy about arc, curious about the other dynamic picks   Yam's Member Oct 27, 2017 4,399 Rommaz said: Definitely can't be the complete list. Too many carry forwards from 30, so I'm hoping the remaining reveals are more exciting. Original Mech seems to be a ninja bot. I like UX' original mech so hope this can top that Click to expand... Click to shrink... The steam page and the trailer both says that more are coming thankfully :D  hwarang Member Oct 27, 2017 3,510 Yeah... that was underwhelming Wth  TheAggroCraig This guy are sick of the One Winged Slayer Member Nov 6, 2017 7,176 DontHateTheBacon said: Thank you! No idea which one to start with as an intro the franchise but I'll look into it now that I know it's possible! Click to expand... Click to shrink... I listed them in release order, I recommend that way at least just for QOL stuff but realistically you can play them in any order you want. 30 is the most accessible buuuut it feels the most different compared to the rest in how missions work.  Distantmantra Member Oct 26, 2017 12,909 Seattle If Delta is in, I can't imagine Frontier not making it in, especially with the connections between the two.   Jubern Member Oct 25, 2017 1,564 Getter Arc was a given but yeeees finally. Hope it has a linear progression and not the system from 30…  Lord Vatek Avenger Jan 18, 2018 24,339 Gespenst MKIV said: Interesting that WfM is only Season 1, unless one of the series to be revealed is Season 2. That said hyped to see more, plus ninja originals this time Click to expand... Click to shrink... 100% Season 2 will be DLC. Calibarn is very popular.  PlanetSmasher The Abominable Showman Member Oct 25, 2017 131,287 I'm so fucking confused. SRW Y came out in 2018. What is happening here? Like I'll play it - you put Domon in an SRW game and you get my money - but I was SURE this has been out for seven years.  Ekid Member Dec 21, 2017 1,760 Distantmantra said: OG Macross will never be in these games if you want to see them outside Japan. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Oh I know. We did get Macross: Flash Back 2012 on YouTube a few years ago for a couple of weeks which is... something.  Speedstersonic Queerness Shining Bright Member Mar 11, 2020 8,839 PlanetSmasher said: I'm so fucking confused. SRW Y came out in 2018. What is happening here? Like I'll play it - you put Domon in an SRW game and you get my money - but I was SURE this has been out for seven years. Click to expand... Click to shrink... Y has never existed, not sure what you mean?   STHX One Winged Slayer Member Oct 27, 2017 601 Ekid said: I wish OG Macross was back on the menu. Click to expand... Click to shrink... What? You want the original Macross in? Not if I have a say in it!   Lord Vatek Avenger Jan 18, 2018 24,339 PlanetSmasher said: I'm so fucking confused. SRW Y came out in 2018. What is happening here? Like I'll play it - you put Domon in an SRW game and you get my money - but I was SURE this has been out for seven years. Click to expand... Click to shrink... You sure you're not thinking of SRW V?   hypertails Member Oct 25, 2017 1,181 SRW X was the release in 2018   PlanetSmasher The Abominable Showman Member Oct 25, 2017 131,287 Lord Vatek said: You sure you're not thinking of SRW V? Click to expand... Click to shrink... It's entirely possible. also I just watched the God Gundam preview animation and they put the G Gundam logo inside of Domon's beam saber during Exploding God Slash and that is perfect. 

Menu Home News Hardware Gaming Mobile Finance Deals Reviews How To Wccftech AnnouncementMobile ADATA Announces The World’s First SD 8.0 Express Card, Capable Of Achieving Speeds Up To 1,600MB/s, And Up To 12 Times Faster Than Previous-Generation Memory Cards Omar Sohail • Apr 21, 2025 at 05:18am EDT Solid-state drives have been breaking the speed barriers lately, but these cannot be accommodated in all devices and machines like an SD card can. Sadly, the bigger problem with the latter was that owners would always run into storage bottlenecks. Fortunately, ADATA has announced something that will get rid of those problems, and it is the SD 8.0 Express card, which can reach speeds of up to 1,600MB/s, making it lightning quick when you start using it in a multitude of products. The disappointing aspect of this announcement is that there will only be a single storage option for the masses, and it will likely not be cheap either. Currently, ADATA has plans to ship just the 512GB version of its SD 8.0 Express card; more options can arrive when the market matures Leveraging the PCIe NVMe Gen 3 interface, ADATA’s latest offering can deliver maximum read speeds of up to 1,600MB/s and write speeds of up to 1,200MB/s. These speeds are slower than modern-day solid-state drives, but they are faster than the drives relying on the older SATA III interface, while also beating portable SSDs in raw data transfer speeds. More details taken from the press release have been mentioned below. “ADATA Technology is currently the first company to launch SD 8.0 Express specification memory card in the market, leading the industry in technology. The new Premier Extreme SD 8.0 Express memory card is equipped with PCIe Gen3 x2 interface and NVMe transfer protocol, with maximum read/write speeds up to 1,600 / 1,200 MB/s, performance. It is 2 times faster than SD EXPRESS 7.0, 12 times faster than UHS-I SD memory cards, 4 times faster than UHS-II, and even surpassing commercially available external SSDs, completely rewriting the speed bottleneck of traditional memory cards. The memory card also supports U3, V30 video speed class, and comes with 512GB large capacity, easily handling 4K video recording, RAW image processing, or multitasking. SD Express 8.0 supports multi-device simultaneous access, further enhancing data integration efficiency. The product also has built-in LDPC ECC automatic error correction technology and has passed multiple rigorous tests such as waterproof, shockproof, anti-static, and high and low temperature resistance, providing comprehensive protection for data security.” Of course, as you would expect, ADATA has yet to reveal pricing details on its SD 8.0 Express card, but given the speeds and the 512GB storage option, customers are expected to pay a premium for it. We should prepare ourselves for just one variant at this time, but the company has said that it intends to bring higher capacity models when the market matures. If you have a laptop lying around that is compatible with SD cards, perhaps you can give your machine a decent storage upgrade by picking up ADATA’s newest memory cards in the future. News Source: ADATA Subscribe to get an everyday digest of the latest technology news in your inbox Follow us on Topics Sections Company Some posts on wccftech.com may contain affiliate links. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com © 2025 WCCF TECH INC. 700 - 401 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Capcomcontinues to keep Resident Evil fans largely in the dark regarding the future of the franchise. Ever since 2023's massively successful remake of the landmark fourth entry, the assumption has been that it would then be focusing its attention on the next numbered Resident Evil installment. As time has gone on, though, the developer has provided little in the way of actual updates.