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Knights of science have long chased a biologic holy grail: transforming a soup of raw chemicals into self-sustaining life. Now, a team led by synthetic biologist Kate Adamala, of the University of ...

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SpudCell is a synthetic cell made by scientists at the University of Minnesota. It was created in a lab from lifeless chemicals but can perform most of the same functions as living cells. It eats, ...

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, Nintendo’s wacky new life sim, has been out in the world for two weeks now. Typically, that isn’t much time in video game terms; it can take months, even years, for ...

US juices and 'functional' shots firm Suja Life wants to raise more than $200m from its planned IPO. The proposed listing would see Suja Life and main investor Paine Schwartz Partners sell just under ...

Buckshot Roulette is one of many unhinged, dark, and absurdly fun games from young publisher Critical Reflex, an outfit I’ve spent the past few years increasingly fascinated by. It’s an off-kilter ...

Tomodachi Life can be your personal Fantasy Island…if your fantasy is to create a weird world full of Miis. On an island in the middle of a distant ocean, I’ve been collecting people to live together.

As part of a new Nintendo Ask the Developer interview series tied to Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream, Director Ryutaro Takahashi shared that the team used the user-generated content system (UGC) to ...