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’s Road to Glory mode is largely a successful innovation on EA Sports’ part, except for one major issue. Road to Glory mode allows players to create their custom player and experience the life of a college athlete. Players have to balance their school work, social life, and personal brand on top of their on-field responsibilities, making the mode one of the most immersive in the game.
Earlier this month, EA and Respawn announced some big changes to the Apex Legends battle pass that quickly met with a loud, definitive pushback from players. Now, they're walking back the most controversial parts of the change.
And lo on the 23rd day of the seventh month of the year of our Zuck, verily did Meta release a new open source AI model, all 405 billion parameter's worth. Known as Llama 3.1, it is apparently the largest such open source model yet and so Meta's main man Mark Zuckerberg has taken to various YouTube channels to promote its technological and social munificence. Oh, and to speculate on a future of AI that's predictably icky, plus complain about his competitors, mainly Apple.
Indie developers working with boutique publisher Humble Games - which helped bring Signalis, Void Bastards, Unpacking, and more absolute gems to store shelves - were apparently just as blindsided by the news of mass layoffs as the rest of us.
A No Man's Sky developer has shown off how "powerful" the game's universe-generating engine really is.
Humble Games' parent company, Ziff Davis, reportedly tried to sell the game publisher twice before rolling out mass layoffs and is now apparently turning to a third-party company to help "manage the slate" going forward.
Arrowhead Game Studios is promising that some major additions are coming to Helldivers 2 via its biggest update yet, Escalation of Freedom, early next month, but it's only the "first step" in a series of extensive changes.
A new line of Nintendo gashapon toys available in Japan can seemingly be used as extra parts for the real controllers that they are based on.