There’s a running joke within the Xbox community: Xbox seems to be doing well, then quickly messes things up for itself. It’s a cycle of positive progress followed by self-sabotage, and people often say it’s ‘dead’ one minute and ‘back’ the next.
I recently heard Sam Altman talk about a friendly wager he and some friends have going. They’re betting on when we’ll see the first company worth a billion dollars that’s run completely by AI. He believes AI is getting more powerful all the time, but he also pointed out that it’s not quite at the point where it could independently manage a company of that size just yet.
The newest installment in this game series usually costs $69.99, but Amazon is currently offering it for just $37.99 – almost 50% off the regular price!
I’m seriously nostalgic for Silent Hill and Resident Evil – those games really shaped my childhood. I vividly remember getting Silent Hill 2 as a Christmas gift and immediately retreating to my room, closing the curtains, and basically having another Halloween day just playing it.
It’s been really popular, and surprisingly, even I – someone who usually gets frustrated with highly skilled players – have enjoyed it. I was skeptical at first, but after giving it a chance, I actually came to love it.
I was eager to compare the new handheld gaming PC’s design to the original before I even started using it.
Activision has consistently updated its Ricochet anti-cheat system, though the results have been somewhat inconsistent.
If you’re using a Windows 10 PC running version 22H2, have all the latest updates, and your Windows is activated, you can upgrade to Windows 11 for free without reinstalling everything.
Players are reacting to the price increase by canceling their subscriptions or downgrading to cheaper plans, such as PC Game Pass. Newegg is now offering a discounted three-month subscription code for the PC-only service at $29.99.
I still remember the excitement around the open beta – it was incredible! Thousands of players, around 40,000, were actually waiting in the game’s menu screen days before it even launched. And the interest was huge online, with over 850,000 people tuning in to Twitch just to get a first look at what DICE had created.