Black Myth Wukong Has Gone Gold; New Trailer to Be Released This Week
Black Myth Wukong, the action role-playing game developed by Game Science, has gone gold today and will be released as scheduled later this month.
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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games might be dead, producer says
The Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games series missed out on the Paris Olympic Games in 2024, and according to one former executive producer, it might signal the end of the franchise.
Nintendo Breaks One Of Its Best Traditions With The 2024 Olympics
Nintendo has its fair share of franchises that have fallen by the wayside over the years, but when it comes to power players like games, the company can be surprisingly consistent about keeping up traditions. From the obvious heavy hitters like to a number of RPGs and sports-themed spin-offs, the odds are that any reasonably successful game starring the intrepid plumber will get its fair share of sequels. One of his most interesting roles might be coming to an end, however, and it's ultiamtely not that much of a surprise.
After 6 straight Olympic appearances over 16 years, Mario and Sonic are sitting out Paris 2024
The Paris Olympics are just getting underway, but the event has already made history by being the first Olympics in 16 years to arrive without a new edition of Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games.
"Everyone is looking at Black Myth Wukong": Phantom Blade Zero director expects the most-wishlisted game on Steam to be a breakthrough moment for China
The Beijing-based developer behind irresponsibly fast action RPG Phantom Blade Zero reckons we're at a "turning point" for Chinese developers and their games.
Hollywood billionaires Mario and Sonic now too good for the Olympic Games
When France lights the Olympic flame on Friday to signal the start of the 2024 Paris Olympics, Team Videogames will be shamefully unrepresented in the prestigious ceremony. The shame tomorrow belongs not to the Olympic committee, which has in fact agreed to bring esports into the fold in 2025. No, the shame lies with two competitors who seemingly couldn't be bothered to show up.
China is dispatching crack teams of AI interrogators to make sure its corporations' chatbots are upholding 'core socialist values'
If I were to ask you what core values were embodied in western AI, what would you tell me? Unorthodox pizza technique? Annihilating the actually good parts of copyright law? The resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come?