Kratos coming to 'Fortnite' could be the first of several video game cameos
He could be joined soon by Halo's Master Chief.
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Infinity Ward tries to make its ‘Call of Duty’ Border War skin less offensive
The skin is still clearly inspired by US Border Patrol.
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'Fortnite' will let you play as a stormtrooper
Get it for free with "Jedi: Fallen Order."
Sticker sensor monitors your body using wireless power
It wouldn't interfere with your behavior.
Emotional robot uses goosebumps to show how it's feeling
You could know it needs a hug just by holding it.
'Overwatch' skin raised more than $10 million for breast cancer research
Mercy mains can do more than just heal teammates, it seems.
Microsoft improves facial recognition across skin tones, gender
The technology's bias is showing.
Multitouch 'skin' makes your body the controller
A simple bit of plastic might change how we interact with our gadgets in the near future.
It's now safe to skin your Nintendo Switch
New vinyl wraps can customize your console without damaging it.
Neutrogena's scanner shows your skin in excruciating detail
The AI can judge your pores, fine lines, wrinkles and moisture levels.
New gene therapy technique saves boy's life by growing new skin
Engineering and growing large amounts of skin this way could help others with the rare disease.
Humans may be able to regrow skin after severe burns
PolarityTE fully regenerated pig skin and hair follicles in third-degree burns.
Sticker company warns against skinning the Nintendo Switch
dbrand says vinyl wraps are incompatible with the console's coating.
AI is nearly as good as humans at identifying skin cancer
The deep learning algorithm could eventually give you a diagnosis at home.
Washington state orders Valve to end 'Counter-Strike' gambling
It wants gun skin transfers to stop immediately.
Researchers create high-speed electronics for your skin
It's just 25 micrometers thick and could remove the need for wires inside hospitals.
