I know it doesn't always work that way, but it bothers me that we going to a future future where games could work really well with cheaper solutions, but because managers only care about deadlines you'll have to play something 10x slower for about the same looks.

Gamers voted with their wallets and Ubisoft is paying the price.

• €1.3 billion in losses
• Severe cost-cutting measures introduced
• Probably the lowest points in Ubisoft’s history
• Profitability unlikely before 2027–2028
• Increased focus on live-service games

For years, we were told Ubisoft was thriving, that critics had no impact, and that Assassin’s Creed Shadows was a major success.

Now the numbers tell a different story.

>Microsoft retirando licenças de IA dos próprios devs
>Uber gastando o orçamento anual em 4 meses com IA
>Starbucks abandonando sistema de IA após maus resultados
>NVIDIA dizendo que IA custa mais que humanos

Mal vejo a hora dessa bolha estourar e o mercado ser inundado com hardware barato.

PS1 games you never knew:

Mad Panic Coaster was released exclusively in Japan in 1996, developed and published by small company Hakuhodo Inc.

It is very rare owing to a small print run

🔗 SuperSisi

EverQuest had a dragon called Kerafyrm, also known as The Sleeper.

He was so powerful that players treated him like an unkillable world-ending event.

Then a server actually gathered enough people to fight him, and the devs reportedly despawned him mid-battle.

Later, players finally killed the “unkillable” dragon.

🔗 Lost Internet

Imagine how much the GabeCube is going to cost

Via Alexandre Romagnolo

Quando eu ainda jogava, fazia builds nada a ver, ia para uns cafundós o jogo com os amigos, definíamos umas metas bestas só pra ver se dava.

Galera tryhard estraga qualquer coisa online.

Unfathomably based

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