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Unity announces a ‘Runtime Fee’, which will charge developers each time a game using the engine is downloadedThe company behind the Unity Engine, one of the major game development tools used by independent studios, has announced a controversial new fee…
An anonymous reader quotes a report from 404 Media: Historically, video game preservation efforts usually cover two types of games. The most common are very old or “retro” games from the 16-bit era or earlier, which are trapped on cartridges until they…
tlhIngan writes: Starfield, a Bethesda space-based RPG that was recently released, was criticized for not having Nvidia DLSS support — instead the game was primarily written to feature AMD’s FSR support. This isn’t too surprising since the major conso…
After 30 years of operations, the developer behind 2001’s Red Faction and Saints Row, Volition, is being shut down. Its parent company Embracer broke the news on LinkedIn, attributing the decision to a “restructuring program.” Game Developer reports: F…
By Owais Sultan
FPS games on Android have become trendy thanks to the strong smartphone CPU power and graphics from game developers.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: The Best FPS Games on Android In 2023: Popular by Demand
Looking for the best Google Memory Game that adults and kids can play? We are here to help you with the top picks. There are a lot of users who are searching for Google Memory. It is an interesting game that the users play to sharpen their minds. The t…
In a lengthy blog post today, the open-source internet chess server, Lichess, announced they will formally end all cooperation with both the U.S. Chess Federation and Saint Louis University Chess Club (STLCC), citing two high-profile, sexual misconduct…
Competition and Markets Authority gives tech giant hope after it blocked acquisition of Call of Duty makerThe UK competition watchdog has said it will decide whether to clear or block Microsoft’s $69bn (£54bn) takeover of the video game developer Activ…
World of Warcraft players wrote about a fictional game element, “Glorbo,” on a subreddit for the game, trying to entice an AI bot to write an article about it. It worked:
And it…worked. Zleague auto-published a post titled “World of Warcraft Players Excited For Glorbo’s Introduction.”
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That is…all essentially nonsense. The article was left online for a while but has finally been taken down (here’s a mirror, it’s hilarious). All the authors listed as having bylines on the site are fake. It appears this entire thing is run with close to zero oversight…
Leaving a Ubisoft account inactive for too long “apparently puts it at risk of permanent deletion,” writes PC Gamer, calling the policy “a customer-unfriendly practice.”
A piracy and anti-DRM focused Twitter account, PC_enjoyer, recently shared a scre…