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Take On Mars update adding Steam Workshop support, future plans include new environments By Phil Savage published 10 September 13
Teleglitch: a shooty real-time roguelike with crafting, Science By Tom Sykes published 26 November 12
Miasmata, the scientific first-person survival game, gets a new trailer By Tom Sykes published 7 November 12
IBM carbon nanotube transistors could make CPUs five to ten times faster than today's silicon chips By Dave James published 1 November 12 IBM have demonstrated a new way to place carbon nanotubes as transistors in the commercial production of the processors of the future.
