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Starfield offers a seemingly endless array of sights and activities, but spending time on New Atlantis can be just as rewarding as venturing into the great void. Wandering the streets will let you overhear NPCs talking, and this can lead to small side quests that are well worth doing. Tapping The Grid is one such quest. 

2K officially announced in January that the TopSpin series would be returning after its long hiatus with Mafia 3 developer Hangar 13’s TopSpin 2K25. Now, following that initial teaser announcement, the game has been fully unveiled. Check out its reveal trailer below.

The title How to Have Sex might suggest a raucous, cheeky teen sex comedy, somewhere between American Pie, The Inbetweeners and a Carry On movie. Instead, this is an achingly sensitive and honest drama about sex, booze, consent, friendship, the painful precipice of adulthood, and the secret history of one messy weekend. Written and directed by Molly Manning Walker, it’s the latest in a recent string of excellent, heartfelt directorial debuts by a new generation of British female filmmakers, including Charlotte Regan’s Scrapper, Georgia Oakley’s Blue Jean, and most famously, Charlotte Wells’ gorgeous, melancholy Aftersun, which earned an Oscar nomination for All of Us Strangers co-star Paul Mescal.

Cleo AI assistant explained: Are you tired of overspending? Can't figure out where your money is going? Don't fret, we've all been there. There's an AI assistant in town that claims to become your money coach and help you manage your finances better. Courtesy of the advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), there are loads of apps now that help you save money, manage finances, keep a check on spending patterns, and make profitable decisions. If you wish to get advice on sensible financial decisions, then check out Cleo - an AI assistant that helps manage your finances better.

Xbox hit Hi-Fi Rush is heavily rumored to be set for rival console the Nintendo Switch in 2024, sparking a vociferous debate about Microsoft’s exclusives strategy.

An Xbox brand account has been accused of using AI-generated art to promote indie games.

Square Enix president Takashi Kiryu says the company will be “aggressive in applying” AI in its development and publishing efforts in the future.

By Tom Warren, a senior editor covering Microsoft, PC gaming, console, and tech. He founded WinRumors, a site dedicated to Microsoft news, before joining The Verge in 2012.

Microsoft could expand to new markets with ad-supported game streaming.

Microsoft is reportedly planning to offer free game streaming in exchange for advertisements. As per TweakTown, Xbox Gaming CFO Tim Stuart suggested during the recent Wells Fargo TMT Summit that to expand geographically, it would be ideal to leverage the company's xCloud service, allowing players to cloud stream games at any ‘endpoint' via a simple Game Pass Ultimate subscription. He further added, “For models like Africa, or India, Southeast Asia, maybe places that aren't console-first, you can say, ‘Hey, do you want to watch 30 seconds of an ad and then get two hours of game streaming?'”

Microsoft is considering ad-based business models for its Xbox Game Pass streaming service, according to chief financial officer Tim Stuart.

Microsoft is exploring the possibility of offering access to Xbox Game Pass in exchange for viewing advertisements.

If you want to break rocks or defeat powerful enemies, you must use a Bomb Flower in . While there are a limited number of Bomb Flowers available to gather, there is a way to farm them from specific locations. Bomb Flowers are particularly handy as they explode on impact and are best used against tough bosses and areas blocked by breakable rocks.

Xbox Series X|S maker Microsoft has once again expressed a desire to release its membership service Game Pass on to PS5, PS4, allowing first-party titles like Starfield and Forza Motorsport to become available to a wider audience. Xbox CFO Tim Stuart made the comments during the Wells Fargo TMT Summit, stating it to be a «bit of a change of strategy».

Xbox boss Phil Spencer says Microsoft spends over $1 billion a year bringing third-party titles to Xbox Game Pass.

Despite indications and rumours that Xbox might be keen on expanding its Game Pass offerings to also be available on PlayStation and Nintendo platforms, Microsoft Gaming boss Phil Spencer has revealed that the company doesn’t have any current plans to do it.

Considered by many to be more than worth the monthly cost, Xbox Game Pass is the front-runner in gaming’s fast lean towards subscription-based services. On top of Microsoft CEO Phil Spencer expressing interest in an Xbox mobile gaming store, the company’s Chief Financial Officer is now keen on bringing Game Pass to… well, just about everything.

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Xbox chief financial officer Tim Stuart has said Microsoft wants to get Game Pass and its first-party titles on «every screen that can play games» — including Switch and PlayStation — in what he calls «a bit of a change of strategy».

Xbox’s chief financial officer has said the company eventually wants to bring Game Pass to PlayStation and Nintendo consoles.

The CFO of Xbox maker Microsoft, Tim Stuart, has said that artificial intelligence will allow anyone to make a game.

Xbox’s chief financial officer, Tim Stuart, has been speaking about the company’s future goals, including its «mission» to eventually bring its subscription service, Xbox Game Pass, to “every screen that can play games.” That includes devices from rival companies, like the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation. 

Xbox’s chief financial officer has discussed some of the benefits Microsoft believes artificial intelligence will have on game development.

«At first it was like, 'What are you doing?' 'You're the Xbox business and you're not giving us console [sales numbers], that makes no sense.'»

Microsoft is keen on expanding its Game Pass subscription service by bringing it to more devices. Xbox CFO Tim Stuart revealed during a talk at the Wells Fargo TMT Summit that the company wants to bring first-party Xbox titles and Game Pass to “every screen that can play games,” including competing devices like PlayStation and Nintendo consoles.

For months, banks have been jockeying to lure the best AI talent to their ranks — and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has been on the losing end of that fight.  The Wall Street giant has seen a net outflow of 60 people to rivals such as Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Inc. in the 12 months through September, the most of any of its biggest rivals, according to data compiled by the consultancy Evident. Bank of America, which is down 55 staffers, suffered the second-biggest exodus, while Wells Fargo & Co. had the biggest net increase with 130 people. 

Microsoft’s Xbox division has been pushing towards a digital future with the Game Pass subscription service. It opens up a massive catalog of video game titles to enjoy. Likewise, you get all of Microsoft’s first-party video game titles. However, that doesn’t mean that Game Pass is as easily accessible as Microsoft would like. Currently, the Game Pass subscription service is rather widely available, but it’s not enough in Microsoft’s eyes. Recently, Xbox CFO Tim Stuart spoke about the move to bring Game Pass out to more platforms. 

«I've never been more excited for a technology shift in the gaming landscape,» Tim Stuart says.

«It's a bit of a change of strategy,» Microsoft admits.

Xbox's chief financial offer has said he's "excited" about the possibilities of AI in game development.

Microsoft has once again reiterated that the acquisition of Activision-Blizzard-King was mostly about securing a foothold in the mobile market.

Artificial intelligence is the new buzzword in gaming, and people’s reaction to it is mixed. At the Wells Fargo TMT summit, Xbox chief financial officer and corporate vice president of finance and operations Tim Stuart spoke a bit about the role of AI in Microsoft’s vision for its gaming sector.

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comprises 23 episodes that originally aired on The CW between Oct. 7, 2014, and May 19, 2015. The plot follows Barry Allen, a Central City assistant police forensic investigator, who becomes a superhero named The Flash after being struck by lightning and exposed to certain chemicals following an explosion at the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator.

recently ended its ninth season on May 24, 2023. Since then, fans of Grant Gustin’s Barry Allen have been wondering whether there will be a tenth season and if they will see the Fastest Man Alive return to their television screens.

Bethesda UK have planned something quite interesting for the Starfield launch event over at their neck of the woods.

Computer-generated children's voices so realistic they fool their own parents. Masks created with photos from social media that can penetrate a system protected by face ID. They sound like the stuff of science fiction, but these techniques are already available to criminals preying on everyday consumers.

As countries establish regulations around the use of artificial intelligence (AI), developments in the field continue at a rapid pace. RBI on Thursday proposed a new way of carrying out UPI transactions - through conversations with AI. On the other hand, the UK hired a tech expert for the summit on generative AI.

Wells Fargo & Co. and BNP Paribas SA are among firms that will pay hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties for employees using unofficial communications like WhatsApp and personal texts or email to conduct business — the latest in US regulators' crackdown on Wall Street's failure to keep records.

If you happen to own anything from Apple’s early history, it might be worth something. Case in point: An early check signed by Apple co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak is up for sale and already fetching over $50,000 at auction.