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CD Projekt Red isn’t ‘planning to rely on AI making complete games’, and will still be ‘predominantly using people’ for The Witcher 4 and beyond

Generative AI in videogame development, despite the looming potentiality of a bubble popping, has continued to be a hot-button topic pelted at developers during earning calls, despite most of them recognising that there’s not much use for it beyond mundane busywork. Sure, it’s being used commonly, but rarely for the actual making of the videogame…

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Random: This Aged Drill Press Has Been Converted Into A Puzzle Bobble Controller

Rust-a-Move. Since its debut way back in 1994, Puzzle Bobble has continued to entertain players of all generations. The colourful visuals, charming music, and simple-but-compelling gameplay of Taito’s bubble-busting puzzler tend to win over most anyone who experiences it – be it in the form of Puzzle Bobble, Bust-a-Move, or weird, SKY decoder knockoff Beehive…

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Gigabyte GO27Q24A Review

We’ve been reviewing some silly-priced gaming monitors in recent times but, some of the latest-and-greatest models wield premium features that are unnecessary for many buyers. Gigabyte’s GO27Q24A strives to keep things simple by stripping-away some of the less-universally popular, expensive technologies to produce a spartan gaming monitor that focuses on the category’s most-important facets, to…

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Corsair HS35 v3 review

If you skipped buying that coveted stick of RAM or 2 TB SSD this time last year, you must be feeling understandably morose. Most things are getting more and more expensive, but crucially, not all things. Components like headsets and gamepads conform to the fast antiquating dictum that, with time, value will rise while costs…

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