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Ubisoft calling gamers clueless about NFTs is the latest in a long string of insults - Vimarsana News

Ubisoft calling gamers clueless about NFTs is the latest in a long string of insults

A high-ranking Ubisoft employee recently stated that NFTs are great for gamers, "but they don't get it for now." This isn't the first time Ubisoft has gaslit consumers or otherwise belittled the very people who give the company sustenance.

Xbox to publish new 'Monster Hunter-style' game - Vimarsana News

Xbox to publish new 'Monster Hunter-style' game

Xbox’s first-party studios and recent acquisitions have been getting all the headlines lately, but Microsoft does also have a number of third-party publishing deals in place for the coming years. One of those deals will see one of Xbox’s long-standing partner support studios, Certain Affinity, trying their hands at a co-op, Monster Hunter-style game. According …

Xbox Chaturdays 54: Exciting new Xbox exclusives and Microsoft earnings - Vimarsana News

Xbox Chaturdays 54: Exciting new Xbox exclusives and Microsoft earnings

Episode 54 of Xbox Chaturdays goes live Saturday at 12 p.m. ET! Come join the conversation live!

Microsoft Movies & TV needs to come to Android and iOS - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Movies & TV needs to come to Android and iOS

Microsoft has dozens of apps on Android and iOS, but for some reason, the company hasn't released a mobile version of Movies & TV. It's time to change that.

Outlook bug bounty payout increases to $400,000, but only for a limited time - Vimarsana News

Outlook bug bounty payout increases to $400,000, but only for a limited time

Exploit acquisition platform Zerodium is offering up to $400,000 for zero-click exploits that lead to remote code execution. In other words, bug bounty hunters have a chance to make a lot of money.