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Path of Exile co-creator "would have scoffed at something like Baldur's Gate 3" 10 years ago, but now he knows why live service isn't necessarily "the future"

"There are so many different ways to monetize a game. Every one of them has drawbacks," says Chris Wilson

AI lawyer wins UK court case in historic first

AI lawyer wins UK court case in historic first

‘The potential this unlocks for access to justice in civil claims that would otherwise not be worth litigating is immense and exciting,’ lawyer says

The Independent UK

Despite Sega's Mario Kart World shade, rival racer Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds has "fallen short" of expectations, and compared to Nintendo's sales I can see why

Despite Sega's Mario Kart World shade, rival racer Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds has "fallen short" of expectations, and compared to Nintendo's sales I can see why

It looks like even Kirby Air Riders did better

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21,000 jobs gone in a year: Oracle becomes the latest tech giant to cut workers due to AI adoption

Oracle, a multinational technology company, is the latest company to offload a large number of its workers as it sets its sights on using AI more in its operations.

"There are only so many buttons on a controller": How Pragmata overcame huge design challenges to deliver a "memorable and satisfying" action game

Interview | Game producer Naoto Oyama's biggest takeaways after launching Capcom's new sci-fi shooter

Leatherman gives its adventure-ready Signal multitool a desert-inspired makeover

The limited-edition Sandstorm version adds Cerakote-coated tools, glow-in-the-dark details and a matching tan sheath

Destiny 2 devs repeatedly pitched a dating sim, Bungie veterans say, "but leadership was very Hard No that nobody wanted romance or silliness"

"It was never a full-fledged project," though

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“Gaming is becoming unaffordable” — Xbox CEO says the industry has an accessibility crisis

“Gaming is becoming unaffordable” — Xbox CEO says the industry has an accessibility crisis

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma believes gaming is becoming increasingly unaffordable due to rising hardware costs, subscriptions, and competition for consumer attention. Her comments offer insight into Xbox's broader strategy for accessibility and growth.

Windows Central

Forget Bluetooth! Graduate to true hi-fi with Grado's Award-winning wired headphones

Forget Bluetooth! Graduate to true hi-fi with Grado's Award-winning wired headphones

All-time greats for an all-time low price of £199

“I don't have room for a home cinema setup” – nonsense! This pint-sized Prime Day combo gets you OLED and Dolby Atmos for well under £1000

“I don't have room for a home cinema setup” – nonsense! This pint-sized Prime Day combo gets you OLED and Dolby Atmos for well under £1000

This LG, Hisense and Amazon trio is the complete package

Star Wars: Galactic Racer proves that roguelikes and racing are "a match made in heaven," and it's bringing white knuckle consequences back to the genre

Star Wars: Galactic Racer proves that roguelikes and racing are "a match made in heaven," and it's bringing white knuckle consequences back to the genre

Summer Preview | I'm already hooked on the roguelike campaign and deadly podracing

This new class for Warhammer 40,000's popular horde shooter was so fun to play it may convert me from a casual fan to a hardcore fanatic

This new class for Warhammer 40,000's popular horde shooter was so fun to play it may convert me from a casual fan to a hardcore fanatic

Fatshark has graciously invited me to witness an exclusive preview of Warhammer 40,000: Darktide's new Skitarii class, along with details on its cosmetics, lore, and gameplay kit.

Windows Central

After Record Layoffs, AI is Now Eliminating the Entry-Level Roles Graduates Need Most

After Record Layoffs, AI is Now Eliminating the Entry-Level Roles Graduates Need Most

AI is transforming entry-level roles in consulting and tech, potentially disrupting traditional career paths for graduates.

International Business Times UK

I edited What Hi-Fi? through the era of plasma TV, SACD and the iPod – and an infamous cover catastrophe

I edited What Hi-Fi? through the era of plasma TV, SACD and the iPod – and an infamous cover catastrophe

Reflecting on a defining decade running the world’s biggest hi-fi and home cinema magazine, as technology took over the world.

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Meta goes it alone with cheaper Meta Glasses – and Kylie Jenner is down with that

Meta has announced its first smart glasses without third-party branding – and they're cheaper too

Hideo Kojima says his pitch for OD sounded "crazy" to every publisher except Xbox

"I pitched to many people, to the big companies, and also to the up-and-coming companies. All of them said the same thing"

The Independent UK

Meta pauses controversial staff surveillance program after massive data leak

A tool that tracked workers’ mouse movements and keystrokes was intended to train the Facebook owner’s AI systems

These smart glasses might finally push the Oakley Prizm off my face, thanks to their ability to switch from bright-sun to low-light mode in one second

POVEC's new smart sports glasses can switch between bright and low-light modes in around one second with a simple swipe

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The Award-winning headphones I use every day have just hit their best price ever

A big saving on truly stellar wireless earbuds

The "lipstick-soft" oil pastels made for Picasso have up to 43% off right now

Sennelier Oil Pastels were made in collab with a Parisian mastercraftsman.

Fiido's new cargo e-bike doubles as a giant power bank for your drone, phone and campsite gear

The brand's latest launch includes three new e-bikes, but it's the T3 Max's built-in power station that steals the show

The Independent UK

Meta launches its own, cheaper version of its smart glasses

Release comes ahead of rumoured plans by competitors including Apple

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Nvidia announces liquid cooling system that runs ‘hotter than a hot tub’ — promises to reduce electricity consumption and cut water use by up to 100%, but sustainability challenges remain

This system raises the base coolant temperature to 113 degrees F (45 degrees C) to save on electricity costs and reduce water consumption to basically zero.

This Apple TV update is small but makes a vital function less of a chore – it's coming with iOS 27

This could be a critical step for keeping your Apple TV safe and updated with the latest features

Final Fantasy 7 Revelation lead says "the way we design games also needs to evolve" as streaming over buying becomes more common, even if he does "fully support" content creators

It makes sense, like Naoki Hamaguchi says, "as times change"

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