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The late 1970 s. The world was in turmoil never before had so many people taking to the streets millions of demonstrators demanded more democracy greater freedom higher wages and world peace and across the globe women were calling for equal rights. But all these hopes seem to take a back seat in a world shackled to the ongoing confrontation between the United States and the soviet union. There appeared to be little alternative to the 2 political blocs the cold war had the world firmly in its gri...

Veteran game designer Raph Koster thinks there's a lot of room to explore what "fun" is in game design.

Why the NYT’s Connections, a really great word game, makes you feel smart and also stupid.

Classics like 'Gravity Rush', 'Shadow Of The Colossus', 'Soul Sacrifice' and more have been added to Sony's Spotify account recently.

In 'World Of Horror', the townspeople are being terrorised by strange occurrences as the Old Gods start to wake up.

Veteran game designer Raph Koster has shared that developers "hate" using AI, but it's a useful tool for big-budget projects.

Haven Studios head and Everquest 2s co-director think AI in game development will happen no matter what the public opinion is.

Former Assassin's Creed lead producer Jade Raymond, and Raph Koster say that AI in game development is inevitable.

With the growing impact of controversial AI-generated content, many game companies are debating and exploring the potential uses it could have for the video games of the future. In a recent issue

It's incredible enough that one of the most influential video games in history was made by a teenager. But what cements Digital Eclipse's The Making of Karateka as a groundbreaking encapsula