Pac-Man is the latest brand to try to talk to the kids in Roblox
Pac-Man is coming to Roblox in Pac-Man Simulator, and no, we’re not talking about all those Pac-Man clones already on the platform.
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FC 25 Updates Makes Major Upgrades To Players, But It May Not Be Enough
is already causing controversy with its changes to player AI. The next game in the series formerly known as is due to be released worldwide on September 27, 2024. Most annual sports video game franchises don't make many changes in actual gameplay each year — their frequent releases instead serve to reflect yearly changes in the athletic franchises they represent. But they also make incremental advances in presentation, with each game often promising to look, sound, and feel better than the last.
Nvidia's CEO chats about the future of AI: 'We're going to need three computers... one to create the AI… one to simulate the AI… and one to run the AI'
At this year's Siggraph event, Nvidia's Jen-Hsun Huang sat down with Wired for an hour-long chat about all things Nvidia, RTX, and AI. Among the varied topics touched upon, including a recognition that AI training and inference have huge energy demands, was Huang's assertion that more computers are going to be needed for AI systems in the future—specifically, three times more.
Sims 4 Lovestruck's New Feature Is Well-Intentioned, But Poorly Executed
revamps the game's approach to dating and relationships in an undeniably exciting way, but despite the strength of the concept behind one of its big new systems, the implementation just isn't all the way there. Romance has always been a huge part of the experience, and the lack of particular depth in that aspect has always been a sticking point for Going back to the drawing board allows to make things a lot more interesting, even if accessing the best changes does require investing in an expansion pack.
Date Everything is a dating sim with 100 fully voiced household objects to woo, such as a smoke alarm and a cabinet
Dating sims have let you date swords and pigeons and Colonel Sanders from KFC, but the dating sim-gularity had yet approached—only now we are arrived. Upcoming dating sim Date Everything will feature 100 fully-voiced household objects to romance, befriend, or even become enemies with. This is all thanks to a pair of magic glasses that let your character interact with the things in their home as if they were people.
Scientists think there's a 10-mile-thick layer of diamond beneath the surface of Mercury, which would make you around 876 billion Minecraft pickaxes if my math is right
Mercury is nobody's favorite planet. Our star's closest companion is a hateful little ball pocked with craters and patches of graphite, continually blasted by solar wind. But according to a recent study from a team of Chinese and Belgian scientists (via Space.com), there are diamonds under all that rough. A 10-mile-thick layer of diamond, to be specific.
This dating sim lets you date furniture and household items, including pianos and baths, plus something monstrous voiced by Delicious In Dungeon's iconic Senshi
Date Everything! is a sandbox dating simulator where you can date the human forms of furniture and household items, and Delicious In Dungeon actor SungWon Cho is part of the game's stellar cast.
The strangest game I've played this year can confuse and horrify you, too, in September
Zoochosis bills itself as a «bodycam horror simulation game,» and I'm not going to say that's inaccurate. But at Summer Game Fest last month I played most of the opening hour of Zoochosis and had no idea what to make of it, because it was far more bizarre and awkward than horrifying.