Atari doing what Squeenix don’t. Don’t you just love it when a new announcement makes a previous announcement look even worse? Case in point, Square Enix confirmed today that Octopath Traveler 1 & 2 are coming to the Switch 2, but no upgrades are being offered to current owners. Naff, indeed. Now, a new eShop…
I’m pretty staunchly opposed to the use of generative AI—for me, it’s the one-two punch of dubiously sourced datasets and the argument that these models can replace the human creatives they so often rip off. That said, even I’m a little bit intrigued by AI’s application in cybersecurity. Case in point, Microsoft recently shared that…
The idea to create Coloratura was born from a revolutionary premise: creating a game that wasn’t just an audioguide but an experience you can play blindly, using spatial orientation and sensory perception as its main core. The project was born from Museful, a Game Jam prototype that served to confirm that tridimensional movement was possible…
(Image credit: Future) AI is coming for our jobs, so it’s time to find a new one. In No XP Needed, Chris Livingston is playing as many job simulators as he can until he finds his next career. This week: Forensics: Crime Scene Detective, a sim about solving crimes. Everything I know about crime scene…
Nvidia’s RTX 50-series cards have a tendency to run cool and quiet. On average, at least. The current generation of Nvidia GPUs were previously claimed to have had their hotspot sensor removed, which lead to limited temp readings in real-time monitoring tools like GPU-Z, as only the regular GPU and memory temperature data is available….
On Saturday, June 20, something weird happened here in Chicago: 4,000 people gathered in person (and over one million tuned in to the stream) to watch Deadman All Stars, a PvP tournament of Old School RuneScape. Even with my only RuneScape experience having been getting cyberbullied in it by half of a pair of evil…
For PC hardware enthusiasts, the good news has been awfully slim pickings of late. What with the ongoing RAMpocalypse, new GPU generations apparently delayed indefinitely and the seeming inevitability of ever more expensive computer chips, it’s nearly all gloom and doom. Nearly, that is, but not quite. The glimmer of hope in the barren wasteland…
While I’m still side-eyeing and tentatively approaching AI for use for things like ideation, the world around me is breezing on by, putting it to use in every which way you can imagine. Some ways weird, some wonderful, and some probably incredibly wasteful. What’s not wasteful, to my eyes, is putting it to the task…
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A bit ahead of its time. 20 years ago, Nintendo published some of its most boldly experimental games on the Game Boy Advance – and only in Japan. Released across two waves in July 2006 and developed largely by Skip Ltd., the studio behind Chibi-Robo!, the seven-game bit Generations collection stands out as some of…