Ansys and NVIDIA partnered to deliver real-world, physics-based simulation to NVIDIA’s Omniverse. Why real-world, ...

The Saudi Arabia Analog Golf Simulator Market is undergoing significant expansion, driven by the Kingdom’s shifting consumer preferences, rising disposable incomes, and increased focus on indoor ...

One of those consoles that might have been appealing to play N64 games today is the Analogue 3D. It wasn’t too long ago that Nintendo’s patents for the Nintendo 64 console expired. This opened ...

Analog quantum simulators, on the other hand, rely on the direct simulation of physical processes, realistically modeling the interactions between the different particles, for example, to study ...

According to Beth McGroarty, director of research and PR at the Global Wellness Institute, a desire for ‘analogue living’ is set to rise in 2025. The likes of detox cabins in the woods and forest ...

The company behind the Analogue Pocket has provided new details on its next system, the Analogue 3D. Designed to play Nintendo 64 games in high resolution, the system sports a slew of modern features.

Boutique retro gaming company Analogue has announced that the Analogue 3D, its latest console, will finally ship in Q1 of 2025 - and we also have our first ever images of the final console.

a French simulation development company, will provide its OkSyGen software platform which will be installed into Siemens Mobility’s train control desk simulator to “ensure a seamless and ...

We live, it has been said, in the digital age. But it’s not obvious why a system that operates using discrete chunks of information would be good at modeling our continuous, analog world. And indeed, ...

Once again, Analogue has managed to convince us that its Pocket handheld is worth hundreds of dollars. Known for the premium remixes of the classic Game Boy form factor, Analogue revealed its late ...

Of course, the little analog wheels are more of a giveaway ... and now you crave a realistic sim wheel. You have a sturdy enough desk or space to set up a dedicated sim chair/rig.

Communications minister Solly Malatsi has announced that he has secured cabinet’s support to delay South Africa’s analogue television switch-off from 31 December 2024 to 31 March 2025.