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- 1Opinion column takes on space strategy game Starcom▼GAME ON | OPINION: ‘Starcom’ for all you invaders of space
An opinion column in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette's Game On series spotlights Starcom, describing it as a game for 'invaders of space' and recommending it to fans of space combat and exploration. The piece offers the writer's personal take on the title rather than breaking news, adding to ongoing coverage of indie space games in regional press.
- 2New book chronicles the golden age of arcades▼The Arcade 1971–1999: The Stories Behind Classic Coin-Ops, Told by Their Creators From Pong and Space Invaders to Street
A new book titled 'The Arcade 1971–1999' promises the stories behind classic coin-op games as told by their creators, covering titles from Pong and Space Invaders to Street Fighter II, Daytona USA and Metal Slug. Pre-orders are now open, and retro gaming fans are sharing the announcement and discussing which arcade classics they hope the book covers.
- 3Spotting Invader pixel art on the streets of Paris●# paris # invader # travel # photography # snapshot # wanderlust # france # pixel
People are sharing photos of Invader's pixel mosaic artworks around Paris, the street artist known for gluing Space Invaders-style tiles on walls across the French capital. The posts tag travel and photography hashtags, presenting the mosaics as a highlight for visitors exploring the city and hunting the works scattered through its streets.
- 4Hunting Invader mosaics becomes a Paris travel trend▼# paris # invader # travel # photography # snapshot # wanderlust # france
Travellers and photographers in Paris are sharing snapshots of the city's famous Invader mosaics, the pixelated street artworks Space Invader has been pasting around the French capital since the late 1990s. The hashtag chatter mixes travel and photography, with people documenting finds as part of city walks and wanderlust-style posts about France.
- 5Can robotaxi design curb adult content filming inside driverless cars?●Can good design stop content creators from having sex in robotaxis? https://arstechnica.com/cars/2026/10/can-good-design
Ars Technica examines whether interior design choices can stop adult content creators from using driverless robotaxis as filming locations. With no human driver on board, unmanned vehicles have reportedly become appealing spaces for explicit content, raising questions for operators like Waymo and Zoox about cameras, materials, and monitoring that could deter such use without invading passenger privacy.