Explained | Why Did the Real Money Gaming Industry Come Out With a Code of Ethics?Real money gaming industry's main organizations sign code of ethics to conduct business ethically and transparently.
Three New Things We Know About the Nintendo Switch 2Nintendo recently made a number of filings with the FCC that reveal three key new features about the Switch 2, the company’s upcoming successor to the Switch.
Do You Love Bad Video Games? The Japanese Have a Word for ThatGaming’s hidden gems are buried in the bargain bin.
Maximum Points: What Is the Most Influential Video Game Ever?As Bafta launches a survey asking the public to nominate the most influential game of all time, we asked people from across games and culture for their picks.
How Xbox’s Future Could Disrupt Everything We Know About Console GamingThe next Xbox console will allegedly be the first to allow third party digital storefronts, a moment that could merge the two gaming markets once and for all.
Hate planks? I ditched them and added zombie sit-ups to my core routine for a week insteadBored of planks and crunches? Why not try mixing things up with a killer ab exercise that targets most of the muscles in your mid-section? The zombie sit-up isn’t for the faint of heart; to find out just how hard they are, I added it to my workouts for a week and felt the difference in my abs.
Microsoft isn’t launching its Xbox handheld this year, but Asus might beMicrosoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer warned in November that the mythical Xbox handheld is a few years away and only at the prototype stage right now. But if you read the headlines this week, you might think it’s actually arriving later this year.
Scams, Damn Scams, and InvestorsThere are many ways in which individual investors can get scammed within the financial industry. Some of these scams are well-known. Consider the classic pump and dump. You join a stock picking “community” and the people running it recommend a stock. You buy it and the price goes up.
Elon Musk tells Republican lawmakers he’s not to blame for the federal firingsWASHINGTON (AP) — It’s not his fault. Billionaire Elon Musk is telling Republican lawmakers that he is not to blame for the firings of thousands of federal workers, including veterans, as pushes to downsize the government.
Dr. Oz Became Famous Giving Health Advice. Was It Any Good?Dr. Mehmet Oz built his television empire on the simple promise that you can take control of your health. Over 13 seasons of “The Dr. Oz Show,” from 2009 to 2022, he told viewers what to eat, how to exercise, what supplements to take and when to worry about symptoms.
5 mind-blowing prompts to get the most out of ClaudeAnthropic, the creators of Claude, recently unveiled their game-changing 3.7 Sonnet model. To make the most of their most intelligent AI model to date, you’ll want to make sure your prompts are clear and optimized to give you the results you’re looking for.
Microsoft prepares for OpenAI’s GPT-5 modelGPT-4.5 could arrive as soon as next week, as Microsoft gets ready to host OpenAI’s latest models. GPT-4.5 could arrive as soon as next week, as Microsoft gets ready to host OpenAI’s latest models.
Angry with Trump, international tourists scrap their U.S. travel plansInternational travelers irritated by President Donald Trump’s trade policies and bellicose rhetoric have been canceling trips to the United States, depriving the U.S. tourism industry of billions of dollars at a time when the economy has started to appear wobbly.
“I scratched my own itch” isn’t good enoughThis statement is perhaps the most common origin story for all companies, large and small. It is the standard defense mounted by new founders to justify their new ventures. But is it justified? For a company to succeed, many conditions must be true—or true enough that they’re not fatal.
SpaceX Starship Breaks Apart After Launch in Second Failure in a RowSpaceX made multiple changes in the wake of a January Starship failure, only to suffer a second straight vehicle breakup Thursday.