Samsung's Gaming Hub is a Paradigm Shift in Gaming Accessibility

Krafton India has launched a gaming incubator in the South Asian nation as it seeks to expand the local ecosystem and support the domestic talent looking to enter the fast-growing gaming market.

By Nilay Patel, editor-in-chief of the Verge, host of the Decoder podcast, and co-host of The Vergecast.

The next batch of ‘free’ titles due to be offered to Amazon Prime members has been revealed.

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There is no denying that Google's position as a search engine is rarely ever challenged. It does not matter what device you own. You will find the same search engine across the board. However, earlier this year, we started hearing how Samsung might remove Google in favor of Microsoft's Bing search engine simply because the latter provides access to its AI capabilities, as well.

There are only a handful of launch events in the smartphone industry that are more significant than Samsung's launch of its S-series flagships every year. Over the years, the S-series has created a lot of hype due to its top-of-the-line features, unique S-pen capabilities, and intuitive additions. The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S24 series is also surrounded by a huge hype. It was initially expected to be launched in February 2024, as per the previous trends. However, it may launch sooner than anticipated!

Hosts China won the first eSports gold medal in the 72-year history of the Asian Games on Tuesday as Hong Kong swimmer Siobhan Haughey issued another warning for next year's Paris Olympics. Gaming is making its debut as a medal event in Hangzhou in what is seen as a major step towards Olympic status one day.

Thailand made a piece of Asian Games history when they won the first medal ever in eSports as China's gold rush momentarily came off the tracks in cycling on Tuesday.

ESports tickets costing up to $137 are like gold dust at the Asian Games with desperate fans signing up multiple times through a lottery system in hope of seeing their gaming heroes live.

The world of online gaming takes its place this year at the Asian Games as an official event for the first time, with gold medals in play across seven top titles.

Sometimes, gamers must ask out loud, “Who asked for this?” Usually, those moments come when a video game arrives that quite simply doesn’t live up to the hype or the long development time it took to get made. When Gotham Knights was released last year after a long wait, many gamers indeed wondered who asked for a title like that. While the concept was good, the execution was lacking, leading to many woes, including optimization across all platforms. Now, a new rating again implies that the Nintendo Switch will get a version of the title.

In a very strange but very predictable move, Netflix has made a reality show version of the demented challenges from its 2021 breakout hit Squid Game. In the years since the series’ debut, plenty of content creators like MrBeast have organized their own real-life Squid Game, but Netflix is finally back with a trailer for its official version, called Squid Game: The Challenge, which boasts what Netflix says is the biggest reality show prize of all time: $4.56 million. Squid Game: The Challenge is set to premiere on Nov. 22.