



Tinkerers even managed to play the game using the console's Joy-Con motion controls.

Nintendo's Switch is secretly hiding a copy of NES 'Golf'



Nintendo has promised to revive the NES Classic Edition in 2018, but that Switch console of yours might offer some gaming moments of yesteryear to pass the time until then: Nintendo's latest console may carry a NES emulator. Hackers have found the system wrapped around an existing game hidden inside the Switch. The title in question is dubbed FLOG, and it looks just like Golf (the 1984 sports sim for the NES).



It struggled to compete with the 'Overwatch' juggernaut.

'Battleborn' is winding down months after going free-to-play



Battleborn's move to a free-to-play model wasn't enough to keep things going. Gearbox has revealed that it's winding down work on the hero-based team shooter as the studio shifts its focus to a "highly anticipated" (but unnamed) project. No more content, including skins and balance patches, is planned after the upcoming fall update, creative director Randy Varnell says. The servers will stick around "for the foreseeable future," so you can still play -- it'll just remain relatively static. Mostly likely, you can blame Overwatch.

The streaming music company apparently values its independence.

A Chinese tech giant tried to buy Spotify

Spotify allegedly rejected a buyout bid from Tencent, the Chinese internet giant behind WeChat, earlier in 2017. Reportedly, Tencent saw Spotify as an opportunity to expand its streaming music influence beyond China, where it thrives through its own streaming services.



It can release doses in a child's body months or even years later.



It can release doses in a child's body months or even years later.

Dream of a single childhood jab and all the vaccine benefits? A team of MIT engineers is working on it. They've created a method that allows a single injection to carry enough doses for the first one to two years of a child's life, with each dose released at a specified time. The secret is microscopic 'coffee cups' made of PLGA, a biocompatible polymer used in prosthetics.



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