[ad_1] Missed the GamesBeat Summit excitement? Don’t worry! Tune in now to catch all of the live and virtual sessions here. Xbox announced which games are coming to Xbox Live Gold subscribers in July. This coming month, we’re getting two very different offerings: A dark, grim horror game and a beautiful point-and-click title. As always, …
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[ad_1] Spotify might soon let you watch music, not just listen to it. Bloomberg sources claim the streaming service is mulling the addition of full-length music videos to its app. The company is reportedly talking to potential partners, but it’s not clear who would support the feature or when it might arrive. Spotify has already …
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[ad_1] Blizzard has released a string of excellent Overwatch animated shorts over the years. While the shorts are sublimely rendered and help to sketch out the backstories of the cast, Blizzard hasn’t neatly pulled together the sprawling narrative of this universe so far. The developers have pledged to do a better job of that in-game …
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[ad_1] NBCUniversal has revealed it’s making past seasons of Saturday Night Live, Keeping Up With the Kardashians and Top Chef available to watch on new free, ad-supported streaming TV — or FAST — channels. Amazon Freevee and Xumo Play will both begin offering NBCUniversal’s new FAST channels this summer. As well as those shows, it’ll …
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[ad_1] Sony blocked Roblox from PlayStation consoles because it was worried about inappropriate content reaching children. The revelation comes from a 2022 document, first reported by Axios, uncovered in the FTC’s Microsoft trial. However, Sony Interactive Entertainment President and CEO Jim Ryan said at the time that the company’s stance was softening, leaving the door …
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[ad_1] Missed the GamesBeat Summit excitement? Don’t worry! Tune in now to catch all of the live and virtual sessions here. Daedalic Entertainment, formerly a developer of point-and-click adventure games and most recently The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, is shutting down internal game development at its Hamburg-based studio and apparently laying off 25 of …
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[ad_1] This story is part of CNET Zero, a series that chronicles the impact of climate change and explores what’s being done about the problem. The sound of ice cracking underneath the hull of a 25,500-ton icebreaker is unmistakable. No matter where you are — shuffling along the lunch line in the galley or sitting …
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[ad_1] The annual installed capacity for distributed solar will be overtaken by electric vehicle chargers in the US for the first time ever this year, according to a new insights report. “Distributed solar” refers to rooftop solar panels on homes and businesses. Right now, there’s a generous tax credit for homeowners looking to install rooftop solar. And thanks to such …
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[ad_1] The Federal Trade Commission () has on fake reviews and testimonials. Companies would also be prohibited from using phony followers and views to inflate their social media metrics if the rule takes effect as it stands. This isn’t the first time the agency has trained its sights on fake reviews. In its first such …
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