New Framework Launched to Classify Online Skill-Based Games in IndiaDeveloped by Padma Shri Professor (Dr.) Bimal Roy in collaboration with The Dialogue, this initiative marks an important step in regulating the country’s booming online gaming market.
Persona Director Reveals the Secret to Atlus’ Beloved GamesKatsura Hashino, director of games like ‘Persona 5’ and ‘Metaphor: ReFantazio’, reveals his philosophy for what makes a great Atlus RPG.
25 Years Later, an Underrated Star Wars Game Is Bringing Couch Co-Op Fun to Modern Consoles2000’s ‘Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles’ is being re-released with upgraded gameplay, new cheats, levels, and characters in one affordable package.
Ocean Life, Games and the Digital Revolution Converge in Richard Powers’ PlaygroundRichard Powers has a gift for making complexity feel majestic rather than overwhelming.
Ex-Blizzard Devs Want to Reinvent Tabletop Game Night — With an Ambitious New Video GameYou’ll need to get your phone out for this one
Tiny Trackers Are Revealing the Secret Lives of Tens of Thousands of BirdsThe Motus Wildlife Tracking System has put nearly 50,000 incredibly lightweight radio transmitters on birds, bats and insects. We caught up with an ornithologist to learn more about where these creatures are flying
Now that Balatro’s on mobile, here are some tips to get startedNow that Balatro is out on mobile, I wanted to see what all the fuss was about. And while it’s a great game, its tutorial doesn’t do the best job of setting you up for the kind of success necessary to hook you.
The Year of Elections Has Been Good for DemocracyLiberals have engaged in a lot of catastrophic thinking during this “year of elections.” Many feared that authoritarian and populist politicians, from Hungary’s Viktor Orban to India’s Narendra Modi, would consolidate their gains by increasing their shares of the vote.
What Is a Digital Footprint? Here's What to Know About Your Online TrailKey Takeaways Digital footprints include active and passive data, influencing personalized ads and account security. Your online presence affects credit scoring, job applications, and criminal investigations.
Fake AI “podcasters” are reviewing my book and it’s freaking me outAs someone who has been following the growth of generative AI for a while now, I know that the technology can be pretty good (if not quite human-level) at quickly summarizing complex documents into a more digestible form.
Adobe's AI Video Generator Might Be as Good as OpenAI'sAI-generated videos aren't just the future: They're here, and they're scary. AI companies are rolling out tech that can produce realistic videos from simple text prompts. Adobe is just the latest, and their AI-generated videos are impressive—even if the demos are brief.
The car was the last bastion of the CD and the full-length album. Now they are no moreMusic formats die slow, lingering deaths. The CD has been succumbing for more than two decades – sales peaked in 2000 – but now it may have suffered its final, fatal blow: the last model of car to include a CD player has already been built.
Funeral Turns 20School, career, friendships, family, romance, politics, sports: In the fall of 2004, these were trivialities, minor disturbances that kept me from my life’s true purpose at the time. Which was listening to Arcade Fire’s Funeral.
Testing Intel’s next-gen Core Ultra 200V CPUs: OK performance, great battery lifeTwo things can be true for Intel's new Core Ultra 200-series processors, codenamed Lunar Lake: They can be both impressive and embarrassing.
Pokémon TCG Pocket wants to be a gateway to digital card collectingWhen Pokémon TCG Pocket was first teased a few months back, it looked like yet another mobile app meant to capitalize on the physical card game’s recent wave of unexpected popularity.