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Capcom has provided a Dragon's Dogma 2 release launch update following community backlash over the game's paid DLC, subpar performance, and more.
Final Fantasy 15's director believes that game developers should familiarize themselves with generative AI.
Don't back down, double down. The Helldivers 2 propaganda machine is spinning up once again after the horrible flying Terminid bugs debuted in the game, something its creative director dismissed as "propaganda from bug sympathizers" when players first reported it.
The Nintendo Switch 2 dev kit reportedly received an important update, according to rumors circulating online.
The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story is getting a surprise YouTube release – nearly a year after its film festival debut.
A Pokémon website which hosted links to fan-made Pokémon games has been taken offline.
Ahead of Nvidia's highly anticipated Global Technology Conference, the world-renowned technology company gave fans a new look at some powerful next-gen GPUs. These new GPUs are powered by AI, something Nvidia has become increasingly interested in over the last few years. To excite fans and future customers, Nvidia has revealed its new AI GPUs early.
Samsung continues to make strides with microLED technology, but for the moment, the company has limited these displays to its mammoth-sized TVs, and as you can tell, these units cost a small fortune. The Korean giant is rumored to bring the same technology to a Galaxy Watch variant, with a tipster stating that its intended launch target is 2025. Unfortunately, with Apple previously reported to be experiencing its own struggles and withdrawing development altogether, a shadow of doubt may be cast on Samsung’s own plans, irrespective of the fact that the firm has immense experience with developing multiple display forms.