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AI helps archaeologists build low-cost Stone Age video games in days
Archaeologists at the University of Copenhagen used AI, Unreal Engine, and free tutorials to create a low-cost 3D game.
Nikita Kucherov scored twice, Gage Goncalves added two assists and had the deciding goal in the shootout as the Tampa Bay ...
Galas of the week: CANFAR supports AIDS research, BC Children’s Hospital raises funds for new tech
CANFAR took over shops, galleries throughout Toronto’s Yorkville, Crystal Ball black-tie fundraiser raised an impressive ...
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A New 3D Platformer Just Hit Steam and You Can Play It for Free
A newly released 3D platformer on Steam is completely free to play, and the best part is that it's already receiving very ...
Color gradient filament is fun stuff to play with. It lets you make 3D prints that slowly fade from one color to another along the Z-axis. [David Gozzard] wanted to do some printing with this effect, ...
For AAA gaming, the top of 2026 sure looks a lot like the top of 2025. Xbox is rebooting Fable. Bungie is rebooting Marathon.
The spread of generative AI has become background radiation, pitting players against studios and leaving its role uncertain.
Brandon Sanderson recently expressed confidence in finally making a Mistborn video game happen. Here's what it might look ...
Drink Human Beans is a new indie horror game that terrifies through restrictive gameplay and art direction that harnesses the ...
Mistral’s local models tested on a real task from 3 GB to 32 GB, building a SaaS landing page with HTML, CSS, and JS, so you ...
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Inside Culver City High School's game design program that's already getting students jobs
There's a unique video game design curriculum at Culver City High School and it's already getting students jobs in the gaming ...
That was until a young democratic socialist named Zohran Mamdani would successfully rally frustrated New Yorkers in a ...
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