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Activision Is Using AI-Generated Ads To Gauge Interest In Potential New Crash Bandicoot, Guitar Hero And Call Of Duty Releases
- Activision is using generative AI to create fake cover art for potential new games, such as Guitar Hero: Mobile, Call of Duty: Zombie Defender, and Crash Bandicoot Brawl.
- These AI-generated ads are shared on social media to gauge public interest in the games before they are developed.
- When users try to download these games, a message appears stating that the game is not real but could be in the future, and encourages users to provide feedback through a short survey.
- Activision's use of AI-generated ads reflects the increasing trend of using generative AI tools in the gaming industry to assess market demand.
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Deepfake nudes are the perfect issue for Melania Trump to take on: It's bipartisan and everyone agrees it's a problem.
- Melania Trump is supporting a bill that aims to stop AI-generated deepfake nudes.
- Deepfake nudes are a growing issue, especially affecting young people and girls.
- The issue of nonconsensual sexual images is bipartisan and widely recognized as a problem.
- The proposed bill criminalizes the distribution of intimate visual depictions with intent to harm, harass, or exploit.
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Overwatch 2 fields questions from players about its recently added perks system
- The perks system introduced in Overwatch 2 Season 15 has been well-received by players.
- Blizzard answered several questions in an AMA session, mainly focusing on perks.
- Topics discussed included using perks to increase character viability and potential changes to heroes' base abilities.
- There are plans to balance perks, with adjustments expected in a mid-season patch.
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Diablo IV’s Rod Fergusson talks about live service longevity and the benefit of ‘ruining the surprise’ in comms
- Diablo IV will not have yearly expansions, according to general manager Rod Fergusson.
- Fergusson wants the game to be around for years, but is cautious about making long-term promises like 'eternal' gameplay.
- Maintaining transparent communication with players is a priority for Fergusson, even if it means ruining surprises for a few.
- March 4th's update for Diablo IV brings changes to classes, items, and Season of Witchcraft mechanics.
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WoW Classic’s Season of Discovery servers have ‘many many many months of content left,’ says Blizzard
- WoW Classic's Season of Discovery servers have many many many months of content left.
- There are plans for an upcoming Scarlet Enclaves raid and more content in the pipeline.
- The Season of Discovery won't end abruptly, but new content development will slow down.
- There may be possibilities for a Classic+ version of the game in the future.
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PS4 Getting At Least 1 More Blockbuster Game – Report
- A major franchise is rumored to have plans to release a PS4 game in 2025, despite the console being regarded as outdated.
- Call of Duty 2025, which is currently in development, will reportedly be available on last-gen platforms.
- The decision to release the game on PS4 and Xbox One is seen as unusual, given previous complaints about the limitations of last-gen consoles.
- Activision likely recognizes the large player base on PS4 and Xbox One and wants to maximize revenue before discontinuing support for these platforms.
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The Daily Grind: How do you define what counts as a ‘classic’ MMORPG?
- The term 'classic' MMORPG often sparks a debate on its definition and criteria.
- Some suggest that a 'classic' MMO should be at least 10 years old and should not have undergone extensive overhauls or remain highly competitive with newer MMOs.
- However, personal feelings can also influence the classification, as some games may feel like classics even if they don't meet the strict criteria.
- The question of defining a 'classic' MMO remains open for discussion among gamers and MMO enthusiasts.
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AI Agents: Leveling the Playing Field?
- Indie studios with limited resources often produce successful games that rival AAA titles.
- AI-driven development tools are enabling indie developers to streamline processes and compete on a larger stage.
- AAA studios are also investing in AI and could potentially create an all-encompassing AI development agent, further expanding their power.
- While AI could give AAA studios an advantage, it may also result in soulless, optimized games that lack the creativity and charm of indie projects.
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Rumour – Call Of Duty 2025 May Not Be Exclusive To Current-Gen Systems
- Call of Duty 2025 may release on last-generation consoles, per sources.
- The game is in development for PS4 and Xbox One, supporting older hardware.
- The rumored game is a direct sequel to Black Ops 2, set in the year 2030.
- Despite Microsoft's ownership, Call of Duty will remain on PlayStation through a deal between Sony and Microsoft.
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Meta For Education Is Now Available, Bringing Quest To Schools & Universities
- Meta for Education is out of beta and available for schools and universities.
- The program offers an end-to-end solution for adopting VR and mixed reality through Quest headsets.
- Educators can access education-specific apps and manage multiple Quest devices simultaneously.
- Pricing for Meta for Education Quest 3 starts at $630 with two years of managed services.
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Massively on the Go: Pokemon GO’s Might and Mastery Season is looking weak for March
- Pokemon Go is preparing for the launch of its Might and Mastery Season, starting on March 4th, featuring the legendary Kubfu and Urshifu forms.
- The season brings move shakeups, PvP enhancements, and research breakthroughs, but some changes may not excite players much.
- Events during the season include raids with legendary beasts and a special quest for Kubfu, hinting at the potential introduction of Gigantamax forms.
- Bonus features like extra XL candy and trade (XL) candy are highlighted, alongside unimpressive egg spawns and Shadow Regis appearances.
- Legendary birds, Mega Lucario, and Heatran are featured in raids, offering players a variety of choices for battles.
- Community Days, events like the Festival of Colors, Catch Mastery for Archen, and Bug Out event provide diverse gameplay opportunities in March.
- The controversial history of Pokemon Go studio Niantic is mentioned, citing privacy scandals, data security issues, and community backlash.
- Despite promises of transparency, Niantic has faced criticism for its handling of player data, privacy concerns, and lack of communication.
- The article suggests caution and a critical approach towards Pokemon Go's upcoming events and features amid the studio's controversial track record.
- Players are advised to stay informed about the evolving game dynamics and to be mindful of potential challenges and uncertainties in the gaming experience.
- The article touches on various in-game strategies, event details, and analysis of Pokemon Go's seasonal content, providing insights for players and enthusiasts.
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The MOP Up: Elder Scrolls Online lays out its March plans
- Elder Scrolls Online outlines its March plans, which include PvP-focused login rewards, new endeavors, and the release of Update 45 and the Fallen Banners dungeon pack.
- Escape from Tarkov offers a reduced price for Latin American players to expand into the region.
- PUBG creator Brendan Greene's new game, Prologue: Go Wayback!, is challenging and doesn't shy away from difficulty.
- Other news include updates for Sea of Thieves, EverQuest II, DayZ, and Materia Collective selling the Guild Wars 2: Living World Season 2 score book.
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Meta fired 20 employees for leaking information, more firings expected
- Meta fired about 20 employees for leaking confidential information outside the company, with more firings expected.
- The company takes leaks seriously and has a policy against leaking internal information.
- Meta's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, expressed concern about leaks and limited discussion in internal meetings.
- No details about the leaked content have been disclosed by Meta.
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Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian says AI should moderate social media
- Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian believes AI is the future of social media moderation.
- AI could enable users to customize their tolerance levels for specific topics on social media.
- Reddit has prioritized AI, signing content data-sharing deals with Google and OpenAI.
- Ohanian envisions a future where users can choose their own algorithm for a more personalized social media experience.
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A fan mod for Baldur’s Gate 3 recreates Tirisfal Glades from World of Warcraft
- A fan mod for Baldur’s Gate 3 has recreated Tirisfal Glades from World of Warcraft.
- The mod is ambitious, focusing on the Forsaken starting zone of Tirisfal Glades.
- The current build of the mod is still in early stages and does not include the complete Tirisfal experience.
- The mod creators plan to expand the mod into a full campaign in the future.
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