Is Bitcoin the Only Game in Town? 🤔💰

Ah, the grand theater of investment! Once, we pondered the very existence of cryptocurrencies, and now we find ourselves in a labyrinth of allocation strategies. Institutional investors, those brave souls, have cast aside their timid forays into the realm of Bitcoin, now boldly seeking the vast, untamed wilderness of the crypto market. With a staggering … Read more

‘Reacher’ Spinoff ‘Neagley’ Adds Five Series Regulars (EXCLUSIVE)

Officially known as “Neagley,” the show will feature Greyston Holt (from “The Night Agent” and “Riverdale”) playing Detective Hudson Riley, Jasper Jones (“King Ivory”) as Keno, Adeline Rudolph (“Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” and “Mortal Kombat 2”) as Renee, Matthew Del Negro (“Mayor of Kingstown” and “City on a Hill”) as Pierce Woodrow, and Damon Herriman (“Justified” and “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”) as Lawrence Cole.

AI Set to Transform Production Industry, Mip London Panel Says: ‘This Is the Most Exciting Time in TV History’

Jason Mitchell, creator of The Connected Set, showcased Storyboarder.ai – an $50-monthly animation tool. This software uses generative AI to transform scripts into storyboards automatically. In essence, it simplifies the process by providing a visual representation of your script that can be handed over to human animators, although their future plans involve integrating the animation creation within the product itself, as Mitchell detailed.

Retro Publisher Admits SNES And Genesis Re-Releases Contain “Uncredited” Fan Translations

Here are four video games under scrutiny: Shockman Zero, Assault Suits Valken, Gley Lancer, and Majyuo: King of Demons. These allegations were initially brought up by translator Krokodyl on their blog, who pointed out similar dialogue across multiple games and custom fonts created by enthusiast translators as evidence. The strongest proof can be found in Gley Lancer, where fan translator MIJET included their name in the Japanese version of the game’s credits within Retro-Bit’s release, demonstrating that someone else’s work was incorporated without proper attribution. Krokodyl emphasizes in their blog post that Retro-Bit declared in a public Q&A that they did not use any existing script or prior work for these re-releases.