New Horizons in a new way with Gyroid Fragments. If you're wondering how to find Gyroid Fragments, what to do with ...

Joseph has been working as a writer for Game Rant since March 2021 and has been a technical writer and journalist since 2019. Having written hundreds of articles over his career and played dozens of ...

Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have discovered new ways to use complex geometry to make strong, lightweight shapes that might be useful as structural materials for airplanes, ...

There’s something musical lurking beneath the soil of your island home in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Buried underground you can discover Gyroid Fragments, which turn into special singing furniture ...

The Animal Crossing: New Horizons 2.0 update added a ton of features that the latest entry in the franchise had been strangely missing. Villagers like Kapp'n, Tortimer, and Brewster were not in the ...

Once you've completed what is considered the main goal of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, having K.K. Slider perform on your ...

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Fans of the Animal Crossing franchise know all too well what Gyroids are, but it was quite surprising to see them brought back into the game in the recent Animal Crossing: New Horizons update. Gyroids ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ substantial update has brought not only a wealth of new content, but also some old favorite items fans have longed for.

A multinational team of researchers from Tohoku University and institutions in the UK, Germany and Switzerland has revealed the magnetic states of nanoscale gyroids, 3D chiral network-like ...

The rich, shimmering colors of some butterfly wings are produced not by pigments, but by a special geometric formation of cells, a new study suggests. Researchers used an X-ray scattering technique to ...

Natalie (She/Her) is a writer and game design enthusiast hailing from way-too-sunny Los Angeles. She loves to dissect game narrative and analyze mechanics, but she doesn’t even want to think about how ...