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Few games in history have achieved the level of recognition and lasting appeal that Pac-Man continues to enjoy. Introduced during the golden age of arcades, the game quickly became a global phenomenon thanks to its simple concept, engaging challenge, and instantly recognizable character. Guiding Pac-Man through maze-like levels while avoiding relentless ghosts created a gameplay loop that was both easy to understand and endlessly replayable.

Arcade shooters have traditionally focused on survival and high scores, but Twinkle Star Sprites takes a very different approach by introducing a competitive twist. Instead of facing endless waves of enemies alone, players go head-to-head against an opponent in a battle where offense and defense are constantly intertwined. This unique concept transforms the familiar shooting formula into something dynamic, unpredictable, and highly engaging.

Fighting games have always evolved through innovation, but few titles have managed to refine the genre as effectively as Garou: Mark of the Wolves. Arriving as a bold continuation of a long-running fighting legacy, the game introduced a new generation of fighters while focusing on precision, timing, and strategic depth. It moved away from excess complexity and instead emphasized clean mechanics that reward skill and mastery.

Golf games are often associated with slow pacing and careful strategy, but Neo Turf Masters takes a different approach by transforming the sport into a fast-paced and engaging arcade experience. Instead of focusing purely on realism, the game captures the excitement of golf through quick rounds, responsive controls, and a satisfying sense of progression with every shot. It delivers an experience that feels both accessible to newcomers and rewarding for players who want to refine their skills.

Arcade sports games have always thrived on simplicity and speed, but Windjammers elevated that formula into something truly special. Instead of replicating traditional sports, the game introduced a unique disc-throwing competition that blends elements of air hockey and frisbee into a fast-paced and highly competitive experience. The result is a game that is easy to understand at first glance but offers surprising depth as players refine their skills.

As the crescent moon is sighted and the holy month of Ramadan comes to a close, Muslims across Malaysia welcome one of the most meaningful celebrations of the year — Hari Raya Aidilfitri. In 2026, the festive spirit feels just as special, bringing with it a sense of renewal, reflection, and heartfelt connection with family, friends, and the wider community.

The wait is over for Muslims across Malaysia. Hari Raya Aidilfitri will be celebrated on Saturday, March 21, following the official announcement by the Keeper of the Rulers' Seal, Tan Sri Syed Danial Syed Ahmad. The declaration was made on Thursday night and broadcast live nationwide over radio and television, bringing an end to days of public speculation over whether Syawal would begin on Friday or Saturday.

The AI industry loves talking about autonomy, initiative, and software that can "get things done" with minimal human input. That all sounds impressive in theory. In practice, though, Meta has just offered a very uncomfortable reminder that when AI agents start acting on their own, even small lapses in control can snowball into serious security problems.

As Hari Raya Aidilfitri approaches, MCMC is pushing telecommunications providers to stay on high alert, with a clear message: keep networks stable, watch performance closely, and act fast if service quality drops. The concern is understandable. Every festive season brings a familiar surge in calls, messaging, mobile data use, video chats, and emergency communication as millions of Malaysians travel, balik kampung, and try to stay connected at the same time.

If you were hoping the memory chip situation would settle down soon, the latest warning from SK Group suggests that may not happen anytime soon. According to SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won, the supply crunch affecting the memory industry could continue all the way until 2030. His main point was simple: demand is rising faster than the industry can realistically expand wafer supply, and fixing that imbalance is not something that can be done in a year or two.

If you are using an iPhone in Malaysia and have been putting off software updates, this is one of those moments where delaying really is not worth the risk. Security researchers from Google Threat Intelligence Group, iVerify, and Lookout have uncovered a newly documented iPhone exploit chain called DarkSword, and Malaysia is among the countries where related activity has been observed. The attack is especially concerning because it is not the kind of old-school malware people imagine downloading by mistake. In many cases, simply landing on a compromised website can be enough to trigger the attack.

Carl Pei is once again pushing a big idea about where smartphones are headed, and this time it is a direct challenge to the app-based model people have used for years. Speaking at SXSW in Austin, the Nothing CEO said he believes apps will eventually fade away, replaced by AI agents that understand what users want and handle tasks for them in a much more direct way. In his view, the current smartphone experience still looks too much like the old PDA era: lock screen, home screen, app icons, app store, and a long chain of taps just to get simple things done.

As digital literacy continues to grow in Malaysia, people are becoming far more aware of how software works behind the scenes. Whether it is a banking app, an e-wallet, a healthcare portal, or an online entertainment service, users now expect more than a polished interface. They want to know that the system is secure, fair, and built on something they can trust. In digital gaming systems, especially those involving outcomes based on chance, that trust depends heavily on one core technology: the random number generator, or RNG.

Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra was never going to be an easy phone to sell on dramatic upgrades alone. A lot of the early conversation around the device focused on how little had changed compared with the previous model, with the new Privacy Display feature standing out as one of the few headline additions. On paper, that sounds useful enough: it narrows viewing angles so people beside you have a harder time peeking at your screen. But now, for some users, that same display is becoming the main reason they are unhappy with the phone.

The idea of a 16TB M.2 SSD almost sounds unreal, especially when most people still see 1TB or 2TB as the sweet spot for everyday use. Even 4TB and 8TB drives still feel premium to many buyers. So hearing that a 16TB M.2 SSD now exists naturally grabs attention. On paper, it sounds like a dream product for anyone who wants massive storage in an incredibly compact form.

In the fast-moving world of web development and digital platforms, it is easy to get caught up in building useful features for users. One such feature on Lemon Web Solutions was the Malaysian CCTV Traffic Live Feed page, designed to provide real-time visibility of highway conditions. However, following a formal takedown notice from Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia (LLM), the page has now been removed in full, along with all related content and stored data.

As the Hari Raya Aidilfitri travel rush begins to build, the government has announced a nationwide 50% toll discount for motorists heading back to their hometowns. The move was confirmed by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and is clearly aimed at easing travel costs for families preparing to celebrate the festive season.

AI coding assistants are usually talked about as productivity tools. They help autocomplete functions, explain code, generate tests, and clean up repetitive work. But their influence may be going further than that. They are not just affecting how developers write software. They may also be shaping which programming languages developers choose in the first place.

A lot of the software people use every day rests on open-source code maintained by small teams, and sometimes by just one or two people doing the work in their spare time. These maintainers are expected to review pull requests, sort through bug reports, keep releases moving, update documentation, and respond to security issues, often without the kind of resources that commercial software teams take for granted.

Intel's long-term presence in Malaysia appears to be entering another important phase, with the company's advanced packaging complex now expected to begin operations this year. The update came from Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, who shared that he had been briefed on Intel's latest progress and investment plans in the country.