Sat, 28 Jun 2025

Sat, 28 Jun 2025 Has video gaming become too expensive?

With new games reaching record prices, some gamers fear their hobby is becoming unaffordable.

* Video game prices rise, sparking concerns among gamers: The cost of new video games has reached record highs, making it difficult for some enthusiasts to afford their hobby.
* Lab-grown meat may soon appear in supermarkets: A new technology that allows for lab-grown meat is being developed and could potentially be sold in stores soon.
* Rare genetic condition affects teenager's life: Jack, 16, suffers from a rare genetic disorder that doesn't have a name, making it challenging to manage his health.
* Man with incurable cancer receives treatment: Craig Maxwell, 41, has been diagnosed with lung cancer and is currently undergoing treatment.
* Retired police dogs receive no pension: The veterinary costs for retired police dogs are borne by their owners, sparking concerns about animal welfare.
* Weather presenter faces AI-powered competition: Derek Brockway's job as a weather presenter may be at risk due to the rise of AI technology in broadcasting.
* Museum introduces trial admission fee: A museum in Blaenavon is charging £8 per person for entry on a trial basis.
* Man completes challenging hike in memory of late wife: Matt Jones walked 60 miles carrying 37kg to honor his late wife's memory.
* New breast cancer treatment offers hope: Gwen Buchan, who has terminal breast cancer, says a new treatment is giving her a positive outlook for the future.
* Father praises outpouring of support after son's death: Jules Peters' husband's funeral is being attended by many people, with an outpouring of love and support from the community.
* Tearful speech at Urdd Eisteddfod goes viral: Guto Bell's emotional address at a cultural festival has been shared widely on social media.
* RNLI warns of coastal walk dangers: The Royal National Lifeboat Institution is urging people to check the tides before heading out for a coastal walk.
* American discovers Welsh heritage at Urdd Eisteddfod: Peter Macy is attending the festival with the help of a Welsh host and learning about his ancestral roots.
* Headsets allow students to hear victim's story: New technology allows students to experience a simulated crime scene, putting them in the shoes of a victim.
* Viral hamster leads to happy marriage: Chris Hughes credits his daughter's pet hamster with helping him find his future wife.
* Contraceptive pill creates dilemma for some women: Some women are faced with choosing between treating pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder and using a contraceptive pill.
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