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It’s not uncommon for game developers to shift focus and resources from older projects to new ones, and that’s what happened with the second Chrome game. Techland ultimately decided to prioritize other projects, but they had already made significant progress on Chrome. Thankfully, enough information and materials still exist to show what the game was like, and it seems like it could have been a really great title. Let’s go back to the beginning and take a look.

Information leaked from a conversation on November 20th reveals NVIDIA’s focus on artificial intelligence. During the discussion, CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the importance of AI and encouraged all employees to utilize it. He also discussed instances where people weren’t embracing the technology, and addressed those concerns.

The advertisement, saying “We’re sorry we upset you, Carol,” is for the Apple TV+ show, but the way it was worded made Carol believe she was losing touch with reality.

Blaire, the content creator, feels very fortunate to have a thriving career online, but admits it’s been difficult to overlook the downsides.

The new collaborative track is called “Everything Burns.” You can hear a preview and a message from Tom Morello below.

On the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Joe Rogan and John Cena talked at length about iShowSpeed, praising his athleticism, daring personality, and incredibly fast growth on YouTube and social media. The conversation was part of a broader discussion about today’s content creators and how being famous online has opened doors for young performers.

This update includes a brand-new optional maid outfit for Haru, something not previously available in any version of the game. We’ve also added permanent features like a new storyline called Metro of Desire and an Inscription feature, which lets you trade unwanted cards for the type you need. The new Crossroads of Fate episode is now available permanently, though most of its missions will only be around for a limited time.

A new SpongeBob SquarePants-themed clog featuring Squidward was unveiled on TikTok on December 5th. The design, notable for its large, sculpted face and unique shape, has already gained a lot of attention, racking up almost 2 million views.

Pattie Gonia, whose real name is Wynn Wiley, shared their adventure on TikTok and Instagram. The project became very popular online, resulting in tens of thousands of people donating to the cause.

Pattie Gonia, whose real name is Wynn Wiley, shared their adventure on TikTok and Instagram. The project became very popular online, resulting in tens of thousands of people donating to the cause.