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Starfield's latest update is live, bringing with it the promised improvements to the photo mode as well as greater convenience while using the scanner and a handful of other quality of life changes. Nothing terribly remarkable in the grand schemes of things—but what is remarkable is that it also fixes a genuinely huge number of bugs and gameplay issues.
The world of Elden Ring is filled with mysteries. The game doesn't hold your hand for long before letting you venture out in any direction you like – which is both a blessing and a curse. Stumbling upon new weapons, enemies, or another gorgeous viewpoint is what makes Elden Ring so entertaining, and if the game simply pointed you towards all these locations, it wouldn't be nearly as exciting.
Director and executive producer of the upcoming Amazon Fallout TV series, Jonathan Nolan, has been catching some flak from fans for comments he made at a recent press event. As reported by T3, Nolan was chatting about his approach to the upcoming show when he remarked: «I don't think you really can set out to please the fans of anything, or please anyone other than yourself.» Deliberately trying to make a Fallout TV series that would please fans of the games, said Nolan, would be a «fool's errand.»
Greetings, helldivers. An official Super Earth communiqué puts the latest Helldivers 2 major order in no uncertain terms: the goal is to «permanently contain» the bugs by dousing four planets in special «Termicide» gas. It's up to the players themselves to activate these Termicide towers, a welcome new mission type that's been added to the four bordering planets on the Terminid front.
How many movies did you watch last year? Either way, it’s definitely not as many as Zach Swope, the new Guinness World Record holder for ‘Most films seen in a cinema in one year.’
It's not easy being a non-Balatro player amidst a horde of committed fans. People say things like, «A joker duplicating the joker that gives you x4 for playing the same hand, and one that did x4 for four of a kind,» or, «If you wanna scale that kind of build you basically then need red seals on all your face cards so it all repeats again,» and all you can do is sit there quietly wondering what the hell is going on. It's a lonely feeling sometimes.
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In a surprising development, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has initiated legal proceedings against OpenAI, the organization he played a pivotal role in establishing back in 2015 along with big investments from Microsoft. Musk's lawsuit is rooted in claims that OpenAI's emphasis on profitability has steered it away from its original mission of fostering artificial intelligence technology for the greater good of humanity.