A spokesperson for Activision Blizzard told Kotaku in an email the company is “carefully reviewing the request for voluntary recognition from the CWA, which seeks to organize around three dozen of the company’s nearly 10,000 employees.”

Even though Foxhole isn’t a ‘Play to Earn’ game, I think anybody who is considering trying to jump on that particular bandwagon should be paying attention to this.

Horrible accent aside, Jones in ‘Blown Away’ is probably the best ‘Tommy Lee Jones as The Riddler’ on film.

Arkane hasn’t shown off any official gameplay yet, but if Redfall is anything like the rest of the studio’s oeuvre, it’ll be gorgeous and evocative and so, so real-feeling…and also handle worse than Mass Effect’s notorious Mako.

Valve has publicly shot down that rumour (and Tyler’s credibility has been basically nonexistent for a while now). There’s a lot of evidence that they’re working on a next-gen headset, codenamed ‘Deckard’. Though their primary focus right now hardware wise is the Steam Deck.

Ethereum is going proof of stake next year

In the CES keynote they said it does foveated rendering.

The headset specs are VERY nice. HDR OLED (curious if this is a custom full RGB sub-pixel OLED), eye tracking, foveated rendering and in-headset rumble (which is a thing I’ve been wanting since the Vive). Only thing missing is the off-ear speakers like the Index and HP Reverb G2 have.

I gave up on this show after the first episode was an absolute trash fire, and the plot points described in this review have only reassured me that I made the correct decision.

Plus, the clip just feels like the kind of thing an Uncharted movie would include as a post-credit scene to get a pop out video game fans who sat through the entire film and its credits wondering why Sully didn’t have a mustache.

I feel like the list is more like ‘movies that we forgot were massive hits’ than ‘forgotten movies.’

The ‘right-click->save as’ equivalent for all these game NFTs is going to be ‘Extract the data from a RenderDoc capture.’

A large part of the problem, alongside the inherent difficulty of conclusions and the show’s epic scope, is that the sixth season plays out less like a condensed version of a new narrative, and more like an extension of the previous season’s main storyline.

Rumours are that they’ve already got a deal for three feature length movies with Amazon to finish it up.

This is every single cryptobro responding to this post:

It’d be a real shame if the Tezos blockchain suddenly became a target for the kind of attacks that, er, every other high profile NFT exchange has been subject to.

“Proof of stake” may use less energy than “proof of work” but it still uses unbelievably more energy than just having a regular old transaction database that can do all the same shit the blockchain does.

That said, it’s a moot point - all the workers have already been paid.

What’s more, it was all for nothing. Day learns that it was Cleon I whose genetic code that was tampered with, and it occurred long enough ago that Day himself is likely an impure clone. The repercussions of this fact remain to be fully understood, but it does result in Day smashing the vacuum-sealed sarcophagus…

Gaal sure was lucky she had a transparent insta-canoe in her interstellar cryo-pod. (Can’t believe I just wrote that sentence).