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Microsoft and OpenAI have a close relationship, and it appears that the latter is now planning to team up with the iPhone maker. Apple has been working to build a relationship with OpenAI and Google for their generative AI technology, which could potentially be part of the company's next big iOS 18 update. However, the idea of Apple and OpenAI working together has Microsoft worried.
An IGN report says Take-Two Interactive is looking to either sell or close Private Division, the indie-focused publishing label launched in 2017, and that most of the staff at Private Division have already been laid off.
Deadlock is a hero shooter that both does and does not exist, which is to say that we've all seen it and talked about it, and plenty of people have played it and are likely playing it at this moment, but Valve has steadfastly refused to acknowledge that anyone is even paying attention to it, much less that it's something currently in development, thus leaving it in a suspended state not unlike, say, a metaphorical cat in a box. But now Deadlock does not exist slightly less than it did not exist yesterday, because Valve has applied for a trademark on the name.
If your YouTube watching has been plagued with an occasional checkerboard effect in recent years, you may have cause for celebration—the Windows 11 KB5037853 Preview build offers a fix.
Earlier this month, Grand Theft Auto 6 saw its release date narrowed down to autumn 2025, but there's still no confirmation over whether the game will launch on PC. Indeed, the question of a PC version was recently posed to Take-Two Interactive's CEO Strauss Zelnick. His response was typically cryptic, but it seems to suggest that Rockstar's hugely anticipated sequel will eventually arrive on the platform.
Toys for Bob, the now-independent game developer best known for its work on Call of Duty and Crash Bandicoot games, announced that it struck a deal with Xbox, its former parent company, to publish its next game.
Apple is expected to unveil various on-device and cloud-based AI features later this year when it unveils iOS 18. We will likely get a preview of these additions at the company’s upcoming WWDC 2024 keynote, which will kick off on June 10. Unfortunately, if you have anything older than an iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, then you might not get to experience those features.
Yesterday saw Sony roll out a new State of Play, and while opinions on such showcases always vary, it contained a fair number of announcements, including the ambitious new platformer Astro Bot, first gameplay and a release-date for the multiplayer FPS Concord, as well as additional dates for the Silent Hill 2 remake, God of War Ragnarok PC port, and more. So, is that it for Team Blue? Astro Bot, Concord, Silent Hill 2, and GoW Ragnarok on PC would make a solid lineup for the rest of the year, so maybe PlayStation returns to its cave to hibernate for the rest of the summer?