Today we’re making GeForce NOW — and PC gambling — accessible to more gamers. Over 1.2 billion players have made the PC the world’s largest gaming platform, however only a fraction have a modern PC with the power to play their favorite games. GeForce NOW allows you to use the cloud to combine in. It […]
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The new PlayStation 5 looks like a giant broadband router review
A new console launch is always cause for excitement, even in the middle of a pandemic. Assuming you have not already skipped into the good stuff, let’s get to it.Sony mainly used the function as an extended sizzle reel for its eclectic assortment of exclusives coming into the console, though it was not clear which […]
Released the Meatgrinder update of “The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners” ReviewReleased the Meatgrinder update of “The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners” Review
Whenever the Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners launched earlier this year, Road into VR called it”genuinely terrifying” and”satisfyingly saturated in existential angst.” Ever since that time, fans of this franchise and zombiephiles alike have made difficult decisions to survive at the Big Easy, taking on the undead when navigating the special horrors of the living. […]
A Look at the Future of Gaming on PlayStation 5
While we know gamers worldwide are excited to see PS5 games, we don’t believe right now is a time for celebration and now, we want to return and let more important voices to be heard. This has been the mission of the PlayStation brand for more than 25 years. A mission I’ve been a part […]
The director is using virtual reality on the spot to find the perfect and stylish lens
Wearing a VR headset, I am immersed in a digital speakeasy of the 1920s. A strange-looking wooden protagonist, played by a human actor whose footage has only been recorded, chit-chats with computer-generated pub patrons. The tech I am testing was created by Technicolor and enables film directors to instantly see exactly what a scene will […]
What games will AI play next?
This week, Google’s AlphaGo defeat a grandmaster in the complex game Go — an artificial intelligence landmark (see”How success for Google’s Go AI is stoking panic in South Korea”,”Machines are teaching themselves to grapple with the real universe” and”People hit back: How Lee Sedol won a match against AlphaGo”). Here’s what the experts say AI’s […]
R.B.I. Baseball 18 strives for arcade and sim, and falls short of both
R.B.I. Baseball 18 tries to be a fun arcade-style sports video game with some big features expected of so-called sim titles. And it winds up struggling with both goals. The third entry in an ongoing effort to revitalize a series best known for its glory on the Nintendo Entertainment System, RBI 18 doesn’t really enhance […]
Onrush is a racing game for people who love Overwatch
Onrush is a racing game without traditional racing. You zip fast vehicles around tracks, but there’s no finish line, no reward for placing first. The title is a misnomer: Rushing is quite often the wrong approach. Leading the pack makes you a target to everyone behind you, while hanging back provides a vantage to strike […]
Jurassic World Evolution is exactly the park sim you want it to be
Jurassic World Evolution, a new game tied to the theatrical release of this month’s Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, is a park simulator similar to Planet Coaster from last year or Zoo Tycoon from years before that. Players loved those Frontier Developments games, and a park simulator based on the universe of the iconic Steven Spielberg […]
State of Decay 2 made me sad, but mostly bored
Post-apocalyptic life must be a dismal experience. The endurance of a joyless existence of survival, surrounded by the remnants of all that is absent? It’s not for everyone. I learned to accept this while playing a frustrating 20 hours or so of State of Decay 2’s single-player mode (we’ll cover co-op in a later article). […]
