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The FAA is launching a new recruitment campaign to hire air traffic controllers, specifically targeting skilled video game players. This initiative aims to address a critical staffing shortage by recognizing the multitasking and quick decision-making skills developed through gaming. Applicants do not need a college degree but must meet age and citizenship requirements.
Sony is reportedly halting the release of single-player PlayStation games on PC. This strategic U-turn appears driven by lower-than-expected PC sales and the growing influence of competitors like Xbox and Valve. The move emphasizes Sony's commitment to its console hardware.
Nvidia's new DLSS 5 technology promises photorealistic graphics but has faced backlash for its AI-generated character faces. CEO Jensen Huang defends the tech, citing developer control, but gamers remain skeptical. The optional feature launches this fall.
From the cutthroat world of Monopoly to the deceptive bluffs of Coup, certain games are notorious for turning friendly gatherings into battlegrounds. Discover the top 10 titles that risk shattering your friendships.
A video game reseller has finally addressed past customer complaints, explaining a communication delay and shipping replacement items. This situation highlights the importance of customer service and transparency in the pre-owned electronics market.
Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown, a new survival game, allows players to command the USS Voyager and rewrite the events of the pilot episode, 'Caretaker.' Featuring player choice and deep gameplay mechanics, it promises a fresh take on the beloved franchise.
Ubisoft is facing an unprecedented financial crisis, marked by a €1.16 billion bailout from Tencent, a projected €1 billion loss this fiscal year, and a 96% stock price decline. Drastic restructuring, including layoffs and game cancellations, aims to salvage the struggling gaming giant.
