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technology-gaming1 year ago

"Internet Reacts to Blinkit's 10-Minute Delivery of PlayStation 5 Slim"

Blinkit, a quick-commerce platform, announced the delivery of PlayStation 5 Slim edition and controllers in 10 minutes, prompting a user to request a play date with the delivery agent for a gaming session. The CEO, Albinder Dhindsa, reacted with a face-palm emoji, sparking amusement online. Social media users suggested Blinkit consider offering a "Gaming Buddy - As - A - Service" and joked about it becoming a new business vertical. Dhindsa also stated that customers in select cities can order the PS5 and have it delivered within 10 minutes.

via NDTV|
#blinkit#delivery#gaming
technology-gaming1 year ago

"Nintendo's Impact on the Emulator World: From Yuzu to Suyu"

Nintendo's lawsuit against the developers of Yuzu, a Nintendo Switch emulator, has sent shockwaves through the emulation community, leading to shutdowns and departures from several projects. While some emulator teams remain optimistic, others are taking precautions to avoid drawing Nintendo's attention. The lawsuit has prompted the creation of new emulator forks with stricter anti-piracy measures, and developers are emphasizing that they do not profit from Nintendo's games. The high stakes of emulating the Nintendo Switch, with its advanced encryption, have left the emulation community shaken, and developers are wary of potential legal challenges from Nintendo.

via The Verge|
#emulator#gaming#legal
technology-gaming1 year ago

"Top 5 Must-Have Android Apps of the Week - Apps Weekly"

This week's Android Apps Weekly features five new games worth checking out, including Google Art Selfie 2, Guardian War, Primrose Lake 5, Livetopia: Party, and Ugly, a unique puzzle platformer. Google Art Selfie 2 brings generative AI to transform selfies into various art styles, while Livetopia: Party offers an open-world MMO RPG experience. Primrose Lake 5 concludes the time management/mystery game series, and Ugly takes players on a bizarre journey through a nobleman's psyche.

via Android Authority|
#android#apps#games
technology-gaming2 years ago

"PeakDo Unveils Handheld Game Streaming Device with AMD Ryzen 7 8840H"

Chinese company PeakDo is developing a gaming handheld concept that uses a local AMD Ryzen 7 8840H-powered unit to stream games to a handheld screen, similar to Sony's PlayStation Remote Player. The device features wireless Millimeter Wave connectivity to minimize latency, a large 100Wh battery with the option for an additional 100Wh, and supports storage expansion and various connectivity options. However, the concept requires carrying both the handheld streaming device and the screen, challenging the notion of portability. PeakDo plans to unveil a fully functional device in March.

via VideoCardz.com|
##amd#gamestreaming
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Xbox Series S Toaster: The Real, Logo-Burning Appliance Taking the World by Storm"

Microsoft has expanded its Xbox-themed appliance lineup with a new Xbox Series S toaster, available for $40 at Walmart. This quirky kitchen gadget not only resembles the gaming console but also features six browning levels, a defrost function, and even imprints the Xbox logo onto your toast. It's designed to add a touch of gaming fun to breakfast routines without the usual toast-related jump scares, thanks to its built-in countdown and jam-prevention mechanism.

via GAMINGbible|
##e32021#gamingmerchandise
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Nintendo Hacker Gary Bowser Disassociates From Latest Switch Flash Cart Project"

Gary Bowser, a hacker previously sentenced for distributing piracy-enabling devices for Nintendo consoles, has denied involvement in a new flash cart project for the Nintendo Switch called MIG-Switch. Despite accusations stemming from his website's DNS records being linked to the project's promotional site, Bowser claims he was the victim of a DNS poisoning attack and has no connection to the current project. He has also faced threats and extortion attempts since his release from prison.

via Eurogamer.net|
##flashcart#garybowser
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Reviving Vectrex: The Unlikely Resurrection of a Classic Console"

The Vectrex, a pioneering video game console from 1982 known for its vector graphics and integrated CRT display, is experiencing a resurgence 40 years after its market failure due to the video game crash of the early '80s. Enthusiasts and collectors like Sean Kelly, co-founder of the National Videogame Museum, have played a significant role in reviving the console by releasing multi-carts with multiple games, including previously unreleased titles like Mail Plane. The console's unique hardware and graphics capabilities, along with new developer interest, are contributing to its newfound appreciation among retro gaming communities.

via Ars Technica|
#console-revival#retro-gaming#technology-gaming
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Gary Bowser Distances Himself from Latest Nintendo Switch Flash Cart Controversy"

Gary Bowser, a known Nintendo hacker and former member of Team-Xecuter, has distanced himself from a new flash cart for the Nintendo Switch called 'MIG Switch.' Despite allegations linking him to the device due to his domain being found in DNS records of the site promoting the cart, Bowser claims he's been the victim of a DNS poisoning attack and is not involved with the new product. The MIG Switch is advertised as a comprehensive backup and development tool for all Switch consoles, reminiscent of past devices like the R4 cartridge for the Nintendo DS.

via Nintendo Life|
##garybowser#hacking
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Square Enix Commits to Bold AI Integration and Blockchain Focus in 2024 Game Development"

Square Enix has announced plans to aggressively apply AI technology to create new forms of gaming content and improve productivity and marketing. In a New Year's letter, President Takashi Kiryu highlighted the potential of generative AI to revolutionize content creation and the creative process itself. While specifics were not provided, the company aims to leverage AI for more immersive AR and VR experiences and sees technological innovation as a significant business opportunity. This move comes amidst broader discussions about the role of AI in gaming and potential restrictions by other companies due to copyright concerns.

via Engadget|
##ai#contentcreation
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Square Enix's New President Commits to Aggressive AI and Blockchain Strategy in 2024"

Square Enix's new president, Takashi Kiryu, has announced an "aggressive" push into generative AI and further investments in blockchain and cloud technologies for 2024. This initiative aims to enhance game development productivity, sophisticate marketing efforts, and eventually create new forms of content. The company is restructuring to align with these strategic goals, continuing the focus on AI, blockchain, and the cloud as key investment areas.

via GamesIndustry.biz|
#ai-technology#blockchain#cloud-computing
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Is There a Hidden Danger Lurking in Your SNES?"

Retro gaming enthusiasts are concerned about the longevity of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) due to a high failure rate of its CPUs, particularly the Rev A version. Repair specialists are calling for the development of replacement CPUs to prevent these vintage consoles from becoming inoperable. While capacitors and other components can be replaced with relative ease, the CPU is a more complex issue, and without a viable replacement, every SNES could potentially fail over time. The community hopes for a solution similar to the replacement ICs created for the Neo Geo.

via Time Extension|
##consolerepair#cpus
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Square Enix Commits to Aggressive AI Integration Across Platforms"

Square Enix President Takashi Kiryu has announced in a New Year's Letter the company's intention to aggressively apply AI and other advanced technologies to enhance game development and publishing. The aim is to improve development productivity, sophisticate marketing, and create new forms of content. Kiryu also emphasized the importance of global collaboration, digital transition, and the integration of AI, Blockchain, and Cloud as key investment areas. The company is restructuring to support these initiatives and has several anticipated game releases on the horizon, including Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Kingdom Hearts 4.

via IGN|
##ai#cuttingedgetechnology
technology-gaming2 years ago

"Revolutionizing Retro Gaming: The Frog Boy Color's Fresh Take on Game Boy"

Chris Hackmann has reimagined the classic Game Boy Color with modern enhancements, creating the Frog Boy Color. This new version features a comfortable wide-style GBA layout, a modern LCD, USB-C charging, and improved audio, while maintaining compatibility with original games and accessories. The project involved extensive design iterations and hardware modifications, including the removal of the original LCD driver and IR port. Enthusiasts can access the design files on Github to build their own Frog Boy Color.

via Hackaday|
##frogboycolor#gameboycolor
technology-gaming2 years ago

"ScummVM 2.8 Update Expands Game Compatibility"

ScummVM 2.8 has been released, adding support for 50 new games and five new engines, including titles like "Adibou 1," "The Dark Eye," and various "Nancy Drew" games. The update also brings performance optimizations, networking improvements, and engine enhancements. Notable technical updates include a rewritten RetroArch port, a completely redone Atari port, and the use of advanced SIMD instructions for better performance. The new version is available for download at ScummVM.org.

via Phoronix|
##adventuregames#gaming