ChatTJB, according to its Crunchbase profile, is a service that “provides a personal conversational response where an individual directly receives, processes, and writes answers to user inquiries”. That’s technically true, but not in the way you think… because it’s just sorta some guy. Futurism got to sit down with Tucker Bryant, the man behind ChatTJB,…
Worth hopping into. Editor’s note: Due to the low resolution and peculiarities of how screengrabs display for Virtual Boy games on NSO, all the screens here are Nintendo press shots. When Nintendo pulled the plug on 1995’s Virtual Boy after roughly a year on the market, Dragon Hopper was one of its immediate casualties. Developed…
Based on Harbour Masters’ unofficial PC port ‘Spaghetti Kart’. There’s a recent trend that seems to be generating a lot of excitement online lately: that is, implementing VR in PC ports of classic N64 titles. It was only a little while ago, for instance, that we told you about Alex Le Tux’s unofficial VR port…
World bosses have been a part of the World of Warcraft player’s diet since classic—in case you haven’t played the game, what separates a world boss from any other raid encounter is the fact that it’s (self-explanatorily) out in the world, something you need to party up to defeat without going into a cave somewhere….
“I’m sure there’s some ROMs floating around”. We were recently lucky enough to sit down and speak with former Rare artist Kev Bayliss regarding his work on the NES title A Nightmare on Elm Street. During the chat, Bayliss spoke a little about the many unreleased games he worked on during his time with the…
“Tickets sold anywhere else are not valid”. Nintendo has provided a statement warning against the resale and transfer of tickets for the Nintendo Museum in Kyoto, Japan. The company states that it has identified several instances in which individuals who bought tickets through third-party means were not able to enter the museum. It says that…
‘Marble Souls’ rolls onto Steam later this year. Comparing games to Dark Souls is like catnip for journalists; we can’t get enough of it. But in this case, I feel it’s more than a little warranted. Yesterday, as I was browsing social media, trying to stave off boredom, I happened to come across something both…
If one thing is true about AI, it’s that there’s a lot of money in it. Nvidia became the first $5 trillion company because of its role in the explosion of AI data centers, and OpenAI has been rounding up tens of billions in investments. So you’d think AI companies could buy pretty much whatever…
Keeping on top of chipset driver updates is a boring, but necessary part of maintaining a modern PC. Unfortunately, both myself and fellow hardware nerd Jacob Fox have run into an issue with the AMD Install Manager, which attempts to install the latest chipset driver and fails miserably on both our machines. Very unhelpfully, the…
‘Dawn of the Machine’ is out now! A brand new episode of Quake has just been released to celebrate the 30th anniversary of id Software’s FPS classic. Dawn of the Machine was announced yesterday at QuakeCon and is a free update for those who own the 2021 enhanced version of Quake. Read the full article…