Info- 16437: machine learning, user-generated content, AI

Atom, an open-source text editor developed by GitHub, is popular among developers due to its extensibility and flexibility. Among the outstanding features that facilitate collaboration in Atom are built-in support for version control ...read more

The dream of truly "intelligent" NPCs often clashes with the unforgiving reality of game design. Why, despite decades of AI development, do our non-player characters so often fall short of expectations, seeming more like predictable robots ...read more

The rise of short-form video platforms like TikTok has significantly changed the way people consume media, including gaming content. This shift is particularly noticeable in gaming fan communities, influencing how fans interact with games, ...read more

Gamers are often unaware of how much data they generate while playing. From login sessions to in-game activities and interactions, players produce a variety of data that can be collected by game developers or third parties. This article ...read more

Loading screens aren't just a pause; they're a missed opportunity. But what if artificial intelligence could transform these static moments into dynamic, engaging experiences, seamlessly bridging the gap between gameplay and immersion? ...read more

Ah, the '90s. A decade of pixelated wonder and boundless creativity in gaming. The era when a simple block could create an entire universe and a few lines on the screen challenged your mind like no other game before. If you want to relive ...read more

Companies often use free trials as a marketing strategy to acquire new users. While these trials may seem tempting, they can also be strategically designed to inadvertently convert you into a paying customer. This blog post explains how ...read more

The promise of artificial intelligence (AI) in game development often sounds like a siren's call, luring us with visions of effortless bug detection and flawless code. But what if this promise is partly a carefully constructed illusion? ...read more

The right peripherals can significantly enhance your productivity and gaming experience. Whether you're a developer tapping away at code or a gamer battling in online arenas, the right tools can make all the difference. Here are some ...read more

While some argue that it increases security, others raise concerns about privacy violations. In this context, gamification in surveillance has ...read more

Social interaction often takes place in virtual spaces. Among the various forms of online entertainment, gaming has established itself as a powerful medium that can bring people of diverse backgrounds and interests together. This blog post ...read more

Loot boxes-virtual items that can be unlocked by purchasing a game or its currency-are becoming increasingly common in mobile games. This blog post explores the ethical implications of these loot boxes and whether they may inadvertently ...read more

One thing remains constant: the AAA (Triple-A) game development process is fraught with challenges, often requiring long hours and intense work environments. This blog post explores the specifics of AAA game development, focusing on crunch ...read more

Choosing the right engine can be crucial for a successful and engaging gaming experience. Among the many available options, the Godot Engine has gained increasing traction. Godot is often touted as a potential candidate for AAA game ...read more

Information spreads like wildfire across various social media platforms. Given this, there's a gray area where content creators use unconfirmed leaks and rumors to their advantage. This blog post examines the strategies some YouTubers use ...read more

VR and AR are no longer just immersive; they're on the verge of becoming truly *intelligent*. What if our augmented realities could learn from our presence and adapt their content, challenges, and interactions to our subconscious cues? ...read more

The relationship between players and developers is a delicate one. Often, there's a gap that can lead to misunderstandings, frustration, and disillusionment on both sides. This blog post explores common developer frustrations and their ...read more

The boundaries between work and leisure are increasingly blurring. This shift has given rise to a new approach to motivation and engagement: gamification. It applies elements from game design to non-gaming contexts such as business, ...read more

Mobile gaming has become a multi-billion dollar industry, and one aspect that consistently frustrates players is the hopeless tutorial phase in most mobile games. This blog post explores why developers begin their games with such ...read more

Early access games are growing in popularity in the gaming industry. These are titles that are still in development but are released before they're fully completed. While this model offers players unique insights into the game's creation ...read more