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Blink and you might have missed it: Nvidia just dropped driver version 576.02 like a pixel-perfect grenade into the laps of Windows 11 users and a battalion of frazzled gamers worldwide. In an era where a single black screen or idle crash can cause a Twitter meltdown or a Reddit rage-fest, the...

How Ubisoft’s Open-Sourced Chroma Tool Marks a Watershed Moment in Game Accessibility The Challenge of Game Accessibility: An Industry at a Crossroads Video gaming has evolved from a niche pastime into a dominant force in global entertainment, captivating billions across every demographic...

Nintendo’s recent announcement regarding its upcoming Switch 2 has quickly become a case study in the volatile interplay between global trade policies and product launches. With the console initially scheduled for a June 5 release at a price of $450 and U.S. preorders set to begin on April 9...

Microsoft’s 50th anniversary isn’t just a celebration of decades of innovation—it’s a clarion call for a future radically reimagined through artificial intelligence. In a planned media event on April 4 at Microsoft's Redmond headquarters, the tech giant is set to unveil a suite of AI-powered...

The recent buzz in technology isn’t confined to one arena. This week, two transformative stories promise to reshape how we view established industries—from the home buying process to the future of gaming—reflecting a broader surge in tech-driven innovation. Rocket’s Redfin Deal: Reimagining Real...

Imagine a world where Microsoft’s iconic green Xbox logo faded into history. Hard to picture, isn’t it? Well, in 2021, that scenario was not only possible, but it was reportedly on the table. Shocked? Stick with me because this story has more twists and strategic maneuvers than an esports...

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Video games aren't known for their emotional depth. In recent years, games have gotten bigger, the graphics have gotten sharper, stories have gotten fancier and Hollywood actors have begun lending their voices to leading characters. But there has always been something missing -- despite all the...

Many of us will have noticed the shift in attitude by the devs towards console releases and with this comes a reluctance to release to the less profitable pc market. This fudzilla article expands on the subject.. Link Removed due to 404 Error

SOURCE: Fudzilla.com Codemasters is really hard at work these days and has been ramping up by adding a lot of staff, and it is no wonder because they have a lot of projects in the works. Besides Bodycount and F1 2010, we have learned that the company is also developing Dirt 3, Grid 2, and...