Tech Experts Explain Why Some Games Run Better on PS5 Despite Xbox Series X Being More Powerful
The ongoing debate over why certain games perform better on Sony's PlayStation 5 despite the Xbox Series X boasting greater raw power has finally received insights from tech experts at Digital Foundry. Power and Performance Comparison Microsoft's Xbox Series X, launched alongside Sony's PS5 in November 2020, stands as the most...
That Weird Banana Game Has Fruity Clones
A few weeks ago, "Banana" appeared on Steam, quickly perplexing gamers worldwide as it surged in popularity. Despite suspicions that many of its "players" might actually be bots, the game's presence on the platform is undeniable. At the time of writing, "Banana" is the third most popular game on...
Netflix’s Horizon Zero Dawn Series Canceled Amid Controversy
Netflix's highly anticipated Horizon Zero Dawn series has been canceled, according to a report by Rolling Stone. The decision follows allegations of toxic behavior against Steve Blackman, the showrunner for The Umbrella Academy. Scoop: Rolling Stone has learned that two of 'Umbrella Academy' showrunner Steve Blackman’s projects that were in...
xQc Claims He’s Losing $6,000 a Day by Not Running Ads
Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel, one of the most prominent and consistent streamers globally, recently revealed that he’s losing approximately $6,000 daily by not running ads on his Twitch streams. This amounts to nearly $2 million annually, assuming he streams every day. A Strategic Sacrifice Despite the significant potential earnings from ad revenue,...
Capcom Acquires Minimum Studios for Just $27,000
Capcom has announced the acquisition of Minimum Studios, an animation company known for its work on Capcom titles, including the recent development of Dragon’s Dogma 2. The acquisition was completed through a share purchase for approximately $27,000. Enhancing Capcom's Capabilities In the announcement, Capcom stated: “Based in Taiwan, Minimum Studios’ strength lies...
Microsoft’s AI Boss Faces Controversy Over Comments on Web Content Use
Microsoft's AI chief, Mustafa Suleyman, recently sparked controversy by asserting that content published on the open web is effectively “freeware,” open for anyone to copy and use. This claim came during an interview with CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin, who asked Suleyman whether AI companies are "stealing the world’s IP."...
