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As a tech enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that at CES 2025, the native NVIDIA GeForce NOW app for Steam Deck was unveiled, offering an effortless way to utilize my NVIDIA subscription and access my entire gaming library. Previously, we could use it through a web browser, but this app runs directly from “gaming mode” on SteamOS, making setup smoother and gameplay more immediate.

Graphically demanding AAA games are now within reach on my handheld device, with support for up to 2,200 games across Steam, Epic Games, Xbox, Ubisoft, and Battle.net, including over 180 PC Game Pass titles. The native app is expected to deliver the performance of an RTX 4080 GPU with an Ultimate subscription, with a predictable drop if you choose the mid-tier Performance option.

Notably, while you can experience up to 4K gaming at 60 FPS when the Steam Deck is docked, NVIDIA is exploring possibilities for 90 FPS support in future releases. Since everything is processed on GeForce NOW cloud servers, there’s no need to worry about storage space, streaming textures, or downloading game updates.

AI researcher Roman Yampolskiy posits a high likelihood – almost certainty – that the development of AI could ultimately lead to the extinction of the human race. He suggests that preventing such an outcome may require abstaining from creating AI altogether.

In contrast to the concept of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), which outperforms human intelligence, Microsoft, as suggested by its CEO Satya Nadella, appears to be adopting a unique strategy in AI development.

The teaser trailer from IGN offers a sneak peek at the style of battles we can expect in Aklahest, and to be honest, it appears incredibly intense and exciting!

On Wednesday, CD Projekt announced a significant update to investors about their business activities, disclosing that they have reached a new sales record for what many consider their masterpiece. This figure represents an increase of 10 million units compared to the previous milestone, which was achieved in 2023.

According to IGN’s report, it appears that EA Entertainment president Laura Miele sent an email to staff members, announcing a decision that involves job losses for several team members. This action follows the cancellation of a Titanfall project and layoffs of around 100 developers at Respawn Entertainment, which took place about a month ago.