Info- 41763: surveillance, personal information, mobile gaming

Blockchain has proven to be a transformative force in various industries. The gaming industry is also increasingly demonstrating how blockchain can revolutionize development and the gaming experience. One of the most exciting developments ...read more

Security and anti-piracy measures are becoming increasingly sophisticated. One of the most discussed topics in this area is the use of always-online digital rights management (DRM) systems. These systems require an internet connection for ...read more

Cloud computing has become an integral part of our daily lives. From streaming movies to managing business processes, the cloud powers countless applications we rely on. However, with its enormous energy consumption and carbon footprint, ...read more

This also applies to their approach to data collection and user privacy. This blog post explores the new landscape of surveillance and data ...read more

Developers put their heart and soul into creating immersive experiences for players. But as with any complex project, things can go wrong—often in unexpected ways. This blog post explores an incident in which a patch intended to fix ...read more

Large game development projects are epic battles against complexity, and AI debugging is emerging as the ultimate strategic weapon. This article delves into the demanding world of real-world AI debugging challenges, revealing hard-won ...read more

A key trend in modern gaming is the increasing prevalence of "always-online" features. This blog post explores how these features normalize corporate ...read more

With apps and games now available to download directly to our devices with a simple tap or click, the importance of instruction manuals seems to have diminished somewhat. However, there was a time when these printed guides played a crucial ...read more

Console and PC games have long had intuitive control systems that rival the usability of their desktop counterparts. However, for some reason, mobile game controls remain stubborn and unusable. Why is this? We explore some key reasons why ...read more

Amazon Lumberyard is an open-source game engine from Amazon Web Services. First released in May 2016, it has since become popular with both indie developers and larger studios seeking a flexible, scalable, and cost-effective solution for ...read more

Beyond simple decisions, the future of game narratives will be shaped by the moral compass of our non-player characters. This blog post explores how "intelligent" NPCs not only influence game mechanics but also actively challenge players' ...read more

The way music is produced and mastered has changed significantly. The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) mastering tools opens up new opportunities and challenges for audio engineers. This blog post explores the impact of AI ...read more

Two giants dominate game development: Epic Games' Unreal Engine and Unity Technologies. This blog post analyzes the landscape of these powerful game ...read more

One particularly controversial area is the use of geo-tracking in gaming applications. This blog post explores whether geo-tracking in games ...read more

From the moment we wake up to the moment we go to sleep, smartphones track our movements, collecting data and feeding it into massive databases from ...read more

Asynchronous programming is a cornerstone of modern web development, allowing developers to perform tasks without blocking the main thread. However, it can also introduce complexities that are difficult to debug. This blog post explores ...read more

The world of gaming has undergone profound change. From a mere form of entertainment, gaming has evolved into an influential force across multiple platforms and industries. A striking example of this is how gamers are using their online ...read more

One of the most pressing questions for small studios is how they can compete in a market often dominated by larger, better-funded competitors. Many studios attempt to generate revenue by using exploitative monetization practices. These can ...read more

A game's release is often just the beginning. Many games face significant issues after launch that can take months or even years to resolve. This blog post explores why some games take longer to recover from a poor launch and discusses the ...read more

With the rise of technology and data collection across multiple platforms, it has become essential to consider how designs can both enhance the user ...read more