The Stream Team: DDO’s Sharn offers No Refunds
Surprise! No, not really. Agents of the Twelve in DDO have made some disturbing discoveries after examining the prototype device Massively OP’s MJ acquired (*cough*...
Massively Overthinking: Putting the Elder Scrolls Online cadence into perspective
Last week, far and away the biggest MMORPG news was the fact that Elder Scrolls Online finally revealed its new cadence – and its new...
Clockwork Labs Discusses Conflict in BitCraft, From Empires to PvP, and Future Development
Recently, the BitCraft Online team shared a new devblog covering combat, including the core mechanics, character, empire, and settlement-level conflict, PvP, and how they're working...
Sci-fi sandbox SpaceCraft confirms multiplayer focus, offers vague closed alpha plans
Last December we were all introduced to SpaceCraft, a sci-fi sandbox about building, exploration, and eventually growing an interstellar trading empire with – or against...
Star Wars: The Old Republic Unveils Star Wars Celebration Stream Detail and Three Player Rewards
Star Wars Celebration starts in Japan tomorrow. The Star Wars: The Old Republic team has revealed their plans as well as rewards to claim to...
Latest Once Human Dev Talk Blog Delves Into Lighting System
Once Human talks about its lighting systems, including some upcoming changes. Go to Source Author: Victoria Rose
Intel Open Sources Its AI Playground, Here’s What It Does
Intel’s been making some interesting moves in the AI space lately, and this week it’s gone one better by open-sourcing its AI Playground software. In a fresh video posted to the Intel Software YouTube channel, Guy Tamir — Intel’s director of oneAPI development and self-described “tech evangelist” — announced that the company is throwing open
Overwatch 2 deep-dives the new Stadium mode arriving with Season 16 on April 22
While there are already lots of team vs. team fights to be had in Overwatch 2, none of them is in a more structured arena-based...
Apple, Google And Snap Slam Meta’s Egregious Handling Of Redacted Slides In FTC Trial
We expected many twists and turns in the ongoing legal tussle between Meta and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), but today’s news is pretty wild. Google, Apple, and Snap have all ripped Meta for its “egregious” handling of redacted slides in the ongoing trial. The companies have accused Meta of not blurring out or obscuring sensitive information
Next Week, Pax Dei Adds Fast Travel and Support for Two New Languages
Pax Dei is getting a small update next week that will add the Miracle of fast travel and new supported languages. Go to Source Author:...