In September, a new AI character named Tilly Norwood caused a stir in Hollywood. Xicoia, a talent studio, believes she has the potential to become as famous as actresses like Scarlett Johansson or Natalie Portman.
The episode began with a striking black and white flashback to 1935, showing a nurse leading a young girl into the basement of Juniper Hill Asylum. The girl was there to discover why a mysterious man had requested a late-night meeting. Soon after, a creepy red balloon appeared, quickly snatched by Pennywise.
I can’t believe it! After waiting forever, it’s actually happening! This Thursday, Routine, that incredibly cool survival horror game set on a moon research station, is finally coming out. I’m so excited!
The first part of the new season arrived on Netflix on November 26th. It picks up over a year after the end of Season 4, with Hawkins under quarantine, the military searching for Eleven, and Vecna missing.
Artificial intelligence has been increasingly influential for artists and creators, particularly with its growing ability to create images. However, AI-generated images, especially those depicting people, often still have noticeable flaws that reveal their artificial origin.
The team behind BattleBit Remastered shared a short preview of the Operation Overhaul update back in June. Before that, they hadn’t posted anything for 15 months, and even after the preview, fans waited another 3 months for further updates. It took a total of 18 months of silence before the developers finally released new information.
In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Team Cherry’s Ari Gibson explained they’re still actively developing the game and focusing on exciting new content. He understands fans want to know when they can expect updates, and reassured them that new content is planned for the near future, not years down the line.
Battlefield Studios measures the success of its anti-cheat system differently than most. Instead of focusing on how many cheaters they catch, they track the ‘Match Infection Rate,’ or MIR – which estimates the chance that a match was affected by a cheater. After launch, they reported a MIR of only 2%, meaning a remarkable 98% of matches weren’t impacted by cheating.
According to Ubisoft’s Simon Lemay-Comtois, there are currently no plans to expand the island of Awaji in Year Two of the game, as he told JorRaptor in an interview (via IGN).
SCS Software continues to support its earlier simulation games, and a surprisingly large number of people still enjoy them. Just this past weekend, over 72,000 players were actively playing Euro Truck Simulator 2 on Steam at the same time – likely a record for the game.