Hyundai Has Reportedly Closed Their Internal Combustion Development Team
Hyundai is reportedly so serious about its EV future that it is done working toward an internal combustion future.
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Hyundai is reportedly so serious about its EV future that it is done working toward an internal combustion future.
Hyundai signals the end of the combustion engine with the closing of its engine development center, in a shocking move that relates to the recent company re-organization. According to Korean media, the automaker’s powertrain group was reorganized into an electrification development group.
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Is this the homage to Carpenter's iconic movie we've been waiting for? John Carpenter’s The Thing is one of the most iconic horror films out there. If you haven’t seen it – which you really should – you’ve probably at least heard of it. Citing The Thing as their inspiration, Indie developer Liquid Engine Development have announced their game Buried in Ice. It’s not the first time The Thing has inspired a video game. Back in 2002, an official sequel game sharing the same name as the movie was released and was generally well received – so much so that a sequel to the game was in...
The Thing. Billed as a “survival-RPG horror mix,” Buried in Ice takes players to Antarctica, where they are the sole survivor on a U.S. base. The protagonist stands accused of killing colleagues and destroying the facility, all while being haunted by a threat that’s “larger than humankind.” Players must band together with the remaining crew and find a way out. A trailer and key features are as follows: Remember that team play is the key to success. Staying together means staying alive. If you’re alone for too long, it will bring an end to your story. Survive in the most unfri...