The AI War of The Words: Intel CEO Says NVIDIA’s Success Came From “Pure Luck”, NVIDIA Says It Came From Vision & Execution Which Intel Lacked

I remember when The Old World, long one of Games Workshop’s most interesting creations, died in 2015. Inspired by the dashing tin soldiers used to recreate battles from the era of Napoleon, the sword-and-sorcery setting was home to the British company’s flagship Warhammer Fantasy Battle game for decades. But that game and nearly a dozen other tabletop products — beloved spinoff titles like Warhammer Quest, Man O’ War, and even cult classic Mordheim — simply ceased to be relevant after an in-fiction apocalypse called the End Times brought about the Age of Sigmar. Now, nearly a decade later, the classic setting is back with a new game called Warhammer: The Old World, arriving in stores later this month.

The War Within arrives this year—promising to finally address Battle for Azeroth's biggest dangling plot thread: the giant bloody sword that's sticking out of the planet. We know this because of some subtle hints from the expansion's cinematic trailer, like when the camera pans to the giant bloody sword. The one that's sticking out of the planet.

Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI): War zone games have been popular ever since we entered the mobile gaming era. Now, one of the most played Battle Royale games in India is BGMI which has been gaining popularity ever since the ban was lifted. Now the game is working with great force as the new players join the race of winning "chicken dinner". What makes the game more exciting is the gaming concept, new amazing rewards, themes, in-game items, and more. Recently, the game introduced Lucky Treasure Crate which comes with various exclusive in-game items and rewards to make the game more interesting. If you are someone who likes to collect new rewards then know how you can get your hands on the Lucky Treasure Crate.

Embark Studios may have incorrectly banned a selection of The Finals players during the game's first ban wave.

This year's Game Awards ceremony garnered a lot of justified criticism for the way it rushed winning developers off stage in favour of adverts, rambling conversations with Hideo Kojima, and celebrity cameos from the likes of Timothée Chalamet.

Intel's CEO has expressed confidence in its 18A process, claiming that it competes favorably with TSMC's 2nm node while also being delivered earlier.

Krampus, the festive goat demon who terrorized Call of Duty players two winters ago, has returned to Warzone.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has taken a shot at his main rival in high performance computing, dismissing Nvidia's success in providing GPUs for AI modelling as «extraordinarily lucky.» Gelsinger also implied that it would have been Intel, not Nvidia, currently coining it in AI hardware had the company not killed one of his pet projects nearly 15 years ago.

Blizzard Entertainment has revealed the complete roadmaps for World of Warcraft and World of Warcraft: Classic.

Blizzard have revealed their approximate update plans for the next year of arthouse oddity World Of Warcraft, which if I remember correctly is a "massively multiple-player" experience of some antiquity that involves Orcs - a kind of always-online Baldur's Gate, if you will, or a strictly fantasy-themed Fortnite with dungeons instead of forts. Seems far-fetched, but let's roll with it.

Blizzard has detailed one of the major new features coming to World of Warcraft with next year’s The War Within expansion—Hero Talents. The new system will have players level up with a new progression track that changes depending on the character theme that the player wants to go with.

Next year is shaping up to be a huge year for World of Warcraft fans. In a blog post, Blizzard released the 2024 roadmap for both retail World of Warcraft leading into The War Within expansion as well as the release plans for all things World of Warcraft Classic including Season of Discovery updates and Cataclysm Classic.