Rumors have been circulating around that Microsoft and the Xbox Team will release multiple next-gen Xbox consoles to help bolster the Xbox All Access subscription plan. In other words, the Xbox Series X might be joined by a cost-efficient alternative dubbed “Xbox Series S.” Continue reading “Xbox Series S Controller Images Leak Revealing “Robot White” Color”
In a recent PlayStation blog post, it’s been announced that certain PS4 peripherals and accessories won’t work with Sony’s next-gen console. With that said, many people are confused right now when it comes to PS4 and PS5 compatibility. Continue reading “Sony Outlines What PS4 Peripherals And Accessories Will Work With PS5”
The Summer Game Fest will have a special showcase tomorrow in that the upcoming PS5’s controller, the DualSense, will have a segment on it detailing to consumers what the controller is capable of doing next-gen. The event planned for July 17th, 2020, will be hosted by Geoff Keighley at 9:00 A.M. PT / 12:00 P.M. ET. Continue reading “PS5 DualSense Live-Stream Set To Appear At Summer Game Fest”
If you may have forgotten about the Atari VCS, there’s no need to worry. Stepping in to remind gamers and fans alike of its existence comes a new report from Atari itself backed by another report saying that 500 units of the forthcoming system are due out sometime this June. Continue reading “Atari Is Gearing Up To Ship 500 VCS Consoles This June, According To Reports”
The next-generation of video game controllers are now out in the wild in terms of written form, thanks to Microsoft and Sony’s recent unveiling articles. Although the two aren’t out physically, which won’t happen until Q4 2020, folks interested in the Xbox Series X controller and the PS5’s DualSense can examine the current info on the two right here. Continue reading “Examining The Xbox One Series X And PS5 DualSense Controllers”
While Pornhub may dabble in a lot of unhealthy forms of subversion, they are one of the few major meeting points of mass product consumption and technological advancements in payment processing. Recently it was announced that all of Pornhub’s major services are now accepting cryptocurrency processing thanks to PumaPay. Continue reading “PumaPay Cryptocurrency Is Now Accepted Across Pornhub Services”
An article was recently published on February 12th, 2020 over on the South Korean news site Inven. The article details how researchers using funding through the Ministry Of Culture and the Ministry of Gender Equality – which came from the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning to study neurological science and resource technology from back in 2014 – have been running with a recent claim that they found that video game addiction can be discovered via blood tests and that the “disease” may be genetic. Continue reading “Korean Researchers Claim Video Game Addiction Is Genetic, Can Be Detected Via Blood Tests”
It looks like Tencent will still invest in video games by buying stakes in various companies, but it looks like the Chinese mega-giant is looking to go to the West and other places outside of China to invest in payment platforms. After the company saw an increase in revenue thanks to WeChat’s mini-app ecosystem, the company wants to focus on payment services and smart retail overseas. Continue reading “Tencent Wants To Invest In Video Games And Payment Services Overseas”
Western tech companies have imbibed so much on Soylent that they’re too far removed from the pathway of sobriety that is common sense. In fact, there’s practically no recourse for them at this point other than to follow through with their Soyism and leap right off the financial cliff into bankruptcy, because no matter how often their ideas net them an entry on the Get Woke, Go Broke Master List, they just keep trying. Gatebox’s Westernized version is a perfect example of this phenomenon. Continue reading “Westernized Version Of Gatebox Replaces Anime Waifu With Ugly Female”
Playing six degrees of separation isn’t required to see the writing on the wall with Kape Technologies’ $95.4 million acquisition of long-time private security business and VPN provider, Private Internet Access, better known as PIA. Continue reading “Kape Technologies Acquires VPN Private Internet Access, But Privacy Concerns Remain”
It looks like Niantic and Qualcomm are partnering to bring the games industry something “new” in the space of augmented reality (AR). This partnership will bring about “AR glasses” so that gamers around the world can experience “accelerated” AR tech. Continue reading “Pokémon Go Devs To Team Up With Qualcomm To Make AR Glasses”
The last time we reported on the Atari VCS was back in March of this year and how it’s using the 14nm AMD processor featuring high-performance Radeon Vega graphics architecture and two “Zen” CPU cores. As of now, a new blog post by Atari on Medium details the UI on the Atari VCS, its applications, and its retail launch in 2020.
Continue reading “Michael Arzt Talks Atari VCS UI, Applications, And Retail Launch In 2020”
American company Uber will be rolling out audio recordings of their rides soon. The roll-out will take place first in Mexico and Brazil, where they will test the new feature to improve “safety” and its image. If all goes well in Central and South America, then Uber has plans on implementing the audio-recording requirement in the U.S. Continue reading “Uber To Allow Audio Recordings Of Rides”
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