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In an era where game preservation is increasingly vital, EA has surprised many by dusting off a substantial collection of its 1990s PC classics. Releasing twenty-five titles, including beloved franchises like Wing
GOG's Marcin Paczynski reveals that *Dune 2*, a foundational RTS classic, is trapped in a multi-layered licensing hell, making an official re-release nearly impossible. Rights are fragmented across EA, Universal Pictures, a deceased film producer's estate, and potentially complicated by new *Dune* IP deals. This legal quagmire highlights a significant challenge in game preservation, as a pivotal piece of PC gaming history remains inaccessible to modern players.
Educators are abandoning AI detection tools in favor of fundamentally rethinking how they assess students, designing classes that force demonstrable learning. This strategic shift comes after a significant surge in AI-generated essays last year, prompting institutions like the University of Baltimore to re-evaluate their pedagogical approaches. This pivot aims to make AI cheating impractical by prioritizing genuine understanding and critical thinking.
