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‘We don’t use AI…to replace people,’ claims Arc Raiders CEO, without actually explaining what they do use it for

Regardless of how players feel about the technology, AI is increasingly encroaching on both the behind-the-scenes game development and the final product that lands in players’ hands. Just recently, Sony patented an AI-powered ‘ghost’ to guide you through games, Razer has made a holographic AI assistant in a test tube, golden child Larian is using…

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Revealing the Hyperpop Collection with three new designs for PS5 accessories, launching this March

Today, we’re sharing the first look at the Hyperpop Collection, featuring three new striking designs for DualSense wireless controllers and PS5 console covers. With glossy blacks shifting into vivid neons, each finish introduces an all-new aesthetic into your gaming setup.  With the vibrant Hyperpop Collection, players can choose their track between Techno, Remix, or Rhythm:…

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9 years after it aired, fans discover a Dr Who episode absolutely copy-pasted a Skyrim dragon PNG from a wiki for some background VFX

Human beings are incredible at recognising patterns—which is an evolutionary reflex. See, we’re hunter-gatherers, so being able to recognise the pattern of an edible plant against the pattern of an inedible one could mean the difference between life and death. Well, at least, it used to. Now we sit around and play videogames. But those…

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HyperX is showing off a gaming headset prototype packed with brain wave monitoring EEG tech to better get your head in the game

Big tech loves the cyberpunk idea of brain-computer interfaces (or BCI), though I’m personally not super enthused about letting big tech anywhere near my grey matter. EEG-like devices that can scan brain waves are becoming more accessible to consumers though, resulting in a novel control scheme for Elden Ring: Nightreign if not much else. But…

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‘It is basically DLSS. That’s the way graphics ought to be’: Nvidia’s Jensen Huang has a clear vision for the future of its gaming GPUs and is going to be all about neural rendering

Perhaps to the surprise of no one, Nvidia’s time at CES 2026 was all about one thing: AI. That said, PC gaming wasn’t entirely ignored, as DLSS 4.5 was ninja-launched with the promise of ‘4K 240 Hz path traced gaming’. However, DLSS is still AI-based and in a Q&A session with members of the press,…

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