Five Ways The PS4 Is Still Better Than The PS5

Samsung will be launching a slew of new devices next year, and all eyes are going to be on the Galaxy S24 series. We simply cannot forget the Galax A35 and Galaxy A55 devices that will be coming shortly after. These new phones are going to bring the new Exynos 1480 chipset, and today, we have some scores of the chipset, which proves that Samsung might be onto something.

Google Deepmind has recently announced Gemini, its new AI model to compete with OpenAI's ChatGPT. While both models are examples of “generative AI”, which learn to find patterns of input training information to generate new data (pictures, words or other media), ChatGPT is a large language model (LLM) which focuses on producing text.

The Abattoir of Zir has proven an intense challenge for Wanderers in Sanctuary. Between intense damage, massive health pools, and deadly Bloodseeker bosses at the end of a run, the Abattoir has claimed more than one life since its launch a few weeks ago.

Free Range Game's hairy spelunking simulator comes hot on the heels of The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, a low point of the year and a horrible adaptation of Tolkien's IP. While it isn't as abjectly awful as Daedalic's folly, The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria is, sadly, also a disappointment.

Fortnite is at peak popularity right now, following an outrageously successful OG season, and the launch of various new games, including LEGO Fortnite and Rocket Racing. With the holidays upon us, many had been looking forward to Epic Games’ annual WinterFest, where historically it’s introduced a cosy cabin for players to hang out in and unwrap presents.

Ubisoft Original Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown has crept up, releasing 18th January on PS5 and PS4, bringing the series to an entirely new generation after a 14-year hiatus. At The Game Awards, we were treated to a story snippet and a playable demo, and now we've got an expansive overview trailer to gush over.

The new update for Hogwarts Legacy on Nintendo Switch comes with a bewildering amount of bug fixes.

We may have read fiction and seen Hollywood movies where some people can read other people's, and pets', thoughts, but now, we have a living example of a tool that actually goes ahead and does it, courtesy artificial intelligence (AI). It is nothing short of a miracle! Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney's GrapheneX-UTS Human-centric Artificial Intelligence Centre have introduced a groundbreaking device, the world's first mind-reading helmet. This portable and non-invasive invention translates silent thoughts into written text, offering a vital means of communication for individuals with conditions hindering speech, such as paralysis or stroke. Additionally, it holds promise for seamless interaction between humans and machines, potentially enhancing control over robots and bionic arms. With AI likely to keep making the kind of progress it is making now, clearly, the sky is the limit as far as this tool is concerned. The participants wore a cap equipped with an electroencephalogram (EEG) to capture brain activity while silently reading texts. The sensors detected thinking moments, recorded brain waves, and utilised an AI model named DeWave to transform these waves into coherent text. A video demonstration showcased a participant thinking a complex message, with the AI accurately rendering the thought into written form.

The PlayStation 5 Pro is rumored to be powered by a Zen 2 CPU, which is the most logical for the system, according to a rather interesting analysis.

Leave the World Behind features a scene that people incapable of speaking or understanding Spanish couldn’t comprehend. The scene and its meaning are hard to understand because the film doesn’t provide subtitles for the Spanish dialogue. So, what did the Spanish lady say? Here’s all you need to know.

Game developers have a problem with this year’s Game Awards.

is one of those game sequels that players dream about, combining everything that worked from the first game and adding even more. When the original was released on Steam back in 2018, it quickly received an Overwhelmingly Positive review score as thousands of potential Flippers jumped in to clean, paint, decorate, and resell houses. The gameplay loop was addicting; as time passed more content was released through official DLCs and player-created Steam Workshop assets. The game was simple, fun, and let players be creative in their own space.