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techradar.com - Lewis Maddison - Fallout's creator is optimistic about the future of generative AI in the games industry - but I'm not so sure
Fallout's creator is optimistic about the future of generative AI in the games industry - but I'm not so sure
TechRadar

Tim Cain, the revered creator of Fallout and The Outer Worlds, has posted a video on his YouTube channel outlining his take on the future of generative AI. He speaks about the impact of the technology on various aspects of life, including games…

rockpapershotgun.com - Oisin Kuhnke - Infamous Keepers is a reverse dungeon crawler where you have to survive after mass layoffs and oh no is this a games industry metaphor
Infamous Keepers is a reverse dungeon crawler where you have to survive after mass layoffs and oh no is this a games industry metaphor
Rock Paper Shotgun

Infamous Keepers, I think, might be a game about the games industry. It's not about making games explicitly, not in the slightest. It is a tower defence roguelite, one where you run a dungeon, with this as the narrative setup, however: 'Your…

bbc.co.uk - Tom Richardson - Bafta Games Awards 2026: A time to celebrate British games?
Bafta Games Awards 2026: A time to celebrate British games?
BBC

The Bafta Games Awards take place later, celebrating the achievements of global video game developers and British studios alike. This year smash-hit role-playing game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 looks set to sweep the board with 12 nominations in…

nytimes.com - Rob Tanner - Uppies and Downies, the medieval football game that has no rules and no time limit
Uppies and Downies, the medieval football game that has no rules and no time limit
The New York Times

“Do not park anywhere near the hotel car park. They will go over your car.” The warning was clear: keep prized possessions away from the whirring mob chasing the ball. Footage of previous contests confirmed such advice needed to be…

androidauthority.com - Andy Walker - Your Android gaming handheld can now run Steam games, but there's a catch
Your Android gaming handheld can now run Steam games, but there's a catch
Android Authority

Rocknix has announced that its latest build now supports Steam. This effectively allows these Android devices to run games designed for Windows machines. The functionality is only available via unstable nightly builds and supports a handful of…

boston.com - Trevor Hass - Predicting Red Sox games so far is like predicting April weather
Predicting Red Sox games so far is like predicting April weather
Boston.com

Trying to predict what will happen in a given Red Sox game so far this season is a lot like trying to predict what will happen with the weather on a given April day in New England. Just when you think the sun is finally here to stay, the weather…

nytimes.com - Antonio Morales - Can USC close games to reach College Football Playoff? Plus, a breakout freshman receiver
Can USC close games to reach College Football Playoff? Plus, a breakout freshman receiver
The New York Times

LOS ANGELES — USC's assistant coaches spoke to the media Tuesday afternoon. It was a good opportunity to gain some insight into the Trojans, who have plenty of experience returning but also welcome a highly touted No. 1-ranked recruiting…

espn.co.uk - PA - Lucy Bronze on Lionesses' 500-game milestone: 'Insane
Lucy Bronze on Lionesses' 500-game milestone: 'Insane
ESPN

Lucy Bronze was still trying to wrap her head around England's latest milestone as the Lionesses prepared to mark their 500th match in Saturday's World Cup qualifier in Iceland. The Chelsea defender has made 146 of those appearances -- which…

nytimes.com - Austin Meek - What will Michigan's spring football game tell us? Here are 10 players you need to watch
What will Michigan's spring football game tell us? Here are 10 players you need to watch
The New York Times

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Saturday's Michigan spring game, the first public glimpse of Kyle Whittingham's Wolverines football team, will be more like a first look at the twos and threes. A few months into the job, Whittingham has seen what he needs…

bbc.co.uk - Vanessa Pearce - Blue plaque in Nuneaton marks Lionesses' first home game
Blue plaque in Nuneaton marks Lionesses' first home game
BBC

Vanessa Pearce and Shannen Headley, West Midlands A commemorative blue plaque has been unveiled at the venue where the England women's football team played their first ever home match. Members of the 1973 squad, who defeated Scotland 8–0 at…

bbc.co.uk - Vanessa Pearce - Blue plaque in Nuneaton marks Lionesses' first home game
Blue plaque in Nuneaton marks Lionesses' first home game
BBC

A commemorative blue plaque has been unveiled at the venue where the England women's football team played their first ever home match. Members of the 1973 squad, who defeated Scotland 8–0 at Manor Park in Nuneaton, attended the ceremony on…

nytimes.com - Levi Weaver - $150 million MLB contract after 17 games, plus Sacramento playoffs?
$150 million MLB contract after 17 games, plus Sacramento playoffs?
The New York Times

The Windup Newsletter ⚾ | This is The Athletic 's MLB newsletter. Sign up here to receive The Windup directly in your inbox. We have yet another big extension going to a rookie, but the established stars have also been putting on a show. I…

theguardian.com - Suzanne Wrack - England face landmark 500th game in Iceland as Wiegman warns against slips
England face landmark 500th game in Iceland as Wiegman warns against slips
The Guardian

Sarina Wiegman has said it is important England get the right result against Iceland in Saturday's World Cup qualifier to make the win against Spain at Wembley on Tuesday “even more valuable”. England put themselves in pole position…

gamesindustry.biz - Lewis Packwood - 'You can't buy a BAFTA.' Why commercial influence is a red line for the BAFTA Games Awards
'You can't buy a BAFTA.' Why commercial influence is a red line for the BAFTA Games Awards
GamesIndustry.biz

Ahead of today's BAFTA Games Awards, GamesIndustry.biz sat down with BAFTA CEO Jane Millichip to discuss what's new this year and what might change in the future. The first thing that seems different about the 2026 awards is the name: it's now the…

nytimes.com - Zach Harper - NBA's 65-game rule and its appeals process is broken. Something needs to change
NBA's 65-game rule and its appeals process is broken. Something needs to change
The New York Times

On the surface, Luka Dončić and Cade Cunningham winning their appeals to be eligible for end-of-season NBA awards is great. Despite neither player getting to the 65-game threshold or qualifying for its limited exceptions to count games…

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