Peter Moore, a former executive at Xbox, Sega, and Electronic Arts, believes that the future of console generations is being heavily debated within the gaming industry. The topic of console platforms has been gaining traction, especially after Microsoft’s announcement of bringing games to PlayStation 5 and Sony’s plan to have a more aggressive PC strategy…
Economists anticipate higher inflation, potentially impacting interest rate cuts Economists expect that inflation nudged higher in December, a trend that could call into question the market’s eager anticipation that the Federal Reserve will slash interest rates this year. The consumer price index, a widely followed measure of the costs folks pay for a wide range…
Welcome to UAW Local 1853! Located in the heart of Spring Hill, our assembly plant is staffed by dedicated workers who are proud to be represented by UAW Local 1853. We are excited to announce that a strike has begun as of 5 p.m. Central time on Saturday. Join Us in the Strike! If you…
Introducing Required Questions: A New Feature for X’s Communities X is adopting a feature that’s currently used across many Facebook Groups to vet members before joining: required questions. The company formerly known as Twitter announced today that admins of private Communities on X can now require users to answer a question when they request to…
Exclusives, a thorny issue For years, the question of platform did not arise for Bethesda. The publisher was independent, and its games were released almost everywhere. But since the takeover of the publisher by Microsoft, this question arises. The cases of Deathloop and Ghostwire Tokyo are different, since agreements with Sony were signed before the…
Criminal Investigation Questions Twitter’s Refusal to Hand Over Data on Trump’s Account In a federal court hearing, U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell questioned whether the company formerly known as Twitter was trying to “cozy up” to former President Donald Trump by refusing to provide data related to his account. The hearing, held on February 7th,…
Opera for iOS Introduces Aria, an AI Assistant for Web Browsing Opera’s web browser app for iOS is getting an AI assistant. The company announced today that Opera for iOS will now include Aria, its browser AI product built in collaboration with OpenAI, integrated directly into the web browser, and free for all users. Extending…
Social Network X Takes over Twitter Handle “@music” Introduction Social network Twitter, recently rebranded as X, has commandeered the handle “@music” from open-source software developer Jeremy Vaught, who told AsumeTech he created the account in 2007, and had built a community of around half a million followers there. While Elon Musk-led X gave Vaught no…
Starfield, a potential contender for Game of the Year Starfield isn’t just Bethesda Games Studio’s newest game. It’s their first original license created by Bethesda in 25 years, and it is an oh so important cartridge for Xbox. We are promised a vast galaxy to explore, with 1000 planets of which 10% host life, various…
Bulkhead Announces Refund for Battalion 1944 Backers The development studio Bulkhead, along with parent company Splash Damage, has announced that all Kickstarter backers of Battalion 1944 are eligible for a refund, no questions asked. This refund applies to backers regardless of platform, pledge tier, or time played in the game. “When we launched the Battalion…
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