Tool helps you tap your phone extra fast; Arcade game would make fighters extra powerful on their designated birthday; Magic Leap on Price is Right

Chinese smartphone app hack pic.twitter.com/iHilLs642Y

— Carl Zha (@CarlZha) February 9, 2019

Something I think about often is how the 1996 arcade game Art of Fighting 3 would check the date from the system clock and, if it was one of the character's 'birthdays', would make that character super-powerful for 24 hours.

— Simon Parkin (@SimonParkin) January 23, 2019

Everything about “They’ll pay for this” is the funniest shit, the fact that it’s Mickey Mouse saying it, Goofy dead in the back of the shot with Donald and Sora crying over his corpse. The fact that it’s played 100% straight as an emotional moment. God this fucking game is art pic.twitter.com/o4VW3fi7dt

— Fah Braccini@Open Comissions (@FahBraccini) January 3, 2019

The @PriceIsRight had their contestants guess the price of a Magic Leap headset yesterday.

The lowest guess was $600, the highest was effectively $1200.

It retails for $2300.

So, at least now we know how much average Americans think an AR headset should cost. pic.twitter.com/2cg1Zhak0x

— Michael Dempsey (@mhdempsey) February 8, 2019

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JESUS I was playing No Man’s Sky and suddenly there was another human! And I said “Holy crap another human! I didn’t know this was multiplayer!” to Kevin AND THE HUMAN SAID “I CAN HEAR YOU YOU HAVE VOICE CHAT ON” and then I panicked and an alien ate me.

— The Wombat Resists (@UrsulaV) February 3, 2019