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Last Epoch's next major patch could destroy its most broken builds, but Eleventh Hour Games wants player feedback to direct its approach to balancing the game.
Dataminers have apparently uncovered the developer behind Princess Peach: Showtime, even as Nintendo continues its very strange pattern of refusing to announce who's behind its games ahead of launch.
A couple days after the developer of Small Radios Big Televisions said his game was being «retired» from Steam at the behest of Warner Bros Discovery, it's starting to look like the entire catalog of Adult Swim games could be facing the same fate. At least two other developers have said they've also been informed that their Adult Swim-published games will be removed from sale within 60 days.
Microsoft has admitted that a January cyberattack allowed hackers to eventually gain access to the company's «source code repositories and internal systems.» Microsoft says the attack was carried out by hacking group Midnight Blizzard, which is supported by the Russian government.
Late last evening it was sadly announced that Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama had passed away. He was 68. While Toriyama stood as one of the giants of the anime and manga industry, largely due to success of Dragon Ball, as well as lesser-known series like Sand Land and Dr. Slump, his contributions to the world of video games were almost as significant and perhaps even more varied.
Sometimes, I wonder exactly how many researchers are dedicating their time to messing with AI systems in the name of cybersecurity. Fresh off the news that a team has developed an AI worm to tunnel its way through generative AI networks, it seems that yet another group of would-be-heroes has found a perhaps even more effective way to jailbreak an AI system. This time they're using ASCII art to convince an AI chatbot to deliver some particularly dangerous outputs.
Akira Toriyama, whose career was so enormously impactful that using the word «legendary» somehow undersells it, has died at age 68. Toriyama died one week ago of an acute subdural hematoma, but the news was announced today following a small, private family funeral.
March 9’s may throw many players off if they don’t use hints, as the answer contains a repeating letter. While the answer is a fairly common word, the repeating letters also happen to be vowels. Using random guesses will not get you far unless you use hints or strategic starting words to discover their correct positions.