Including a school you may recognize.
Will an online replacement come together this year?
Space dwarf miner shooter is "here to stay for a long time."
Arkane's developers did Dishonored, now they're doing Deathloop.
There's no corner Astra's stars can't reach.
A few years in, VR has successfully delivered on some of its biggest promises.
The latest Steam Client Beta lets you invite nearly anyone to play using the Steam Link app.
We're rerunning Richard Cobbett's classic Crapshoot column, in which he rolled the dice and took a chance on obscure games—both good and bad
A pair of new reports shed light into why Google so suddenly ended internal development of games for Stadia.
Instead of nerfing the stim, Raven is buffing the gas.
More on the Absolver studio's next game and its focus on Pak Mei Kung Fu.
It took a month, but Re-Logic's Google account problem has finally been solved.
Explore, craft, build, fight, and survive in a massive and engaging open world.
The latest Inside Infinite update digs into the ideas behind the 'spiritual reboot.'
The Cthulhu detective game is now back on Steam, but the developer says it's not the version it made.
The new Cold War co-op mode is a welcome antidote to lockdown isolation.
Ubisoft isn't giving up on the troubled co-op shooter yet.
We've been speaking with leading Black voices within AMD.
It's Friday, so we spent our afternoon photoshopping a badger.
Baseball players have to think fast when batting against blurry-fast pitches. Now, AI might be able to assist. Nick Bild, a Florida-based software engineer, has created an application that can signal to batters whether pitches are going to be balls or strikes. Dubbed Tipper, it can be fitted on the outer edge of glasses to Read article > The post Meet the Maker: DIY Builder Takes AI to Bat for Calling Balls and Strikes appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.
Intel veterans give insight into their lives in tech and inspiration for the next generation.
Get a load of this cottony candyfloss.
