article thumbnail

Epic Games is officially cool with the Internet Archive preserving early Unreal games

Game Developer

The Unreal series may have been shelved years ago, but Epic is letting its first two installments live on through the Internet Archive.

Internet 364
article thumbnail

Report: NVIDIA's AI tools use loads of scraped internet video

Game Developer

A new report indicates NVIDIA extracts whatever data it can from popular websites and platforms to train its AI products. The company says its practices are legal.

AI 300
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Capcom's Resident Evil mobile games now require an internet connection

GamesIndustry.biz

Capcom's tentpole horror series, Resident Evil, now requires an internet connection to play on Apple devices. Capcom now says, however, that "due to changes to the startup process, an internet connection is now required when starting this app." Read more

Internet 120
article thumbnail

Switch emulator Yuzu reaches $2.4 million settlement with Nintendo

Game Developer

Along with the settlement, Nintendo will have effectively wiped the Yuzu off the face of the internet.

Internet 350
article thumbnail

How to Rise Above the Noise of the Internet & Get Noticed

Brand Game Development

We’re in an unprecedented era of creativity made possible by the internet and low barriers to entry. Why is it so hard to get noticed on the internet? Understanding why it’s hard to get noticed on the internet is critical to understanding how to fix it. So many board gamers out there share the same lament.

Internet 130
article thumbnail

Embedded Software Security for Industry 4.0 and the Internet of Things

Perforce

What you need to know about software safety and security in embedded systems and internet of things, as well as industry 4.0 cybersecurity.

article thumbnail

Tunic soundtrack delisted after false DMCA strikes

Game Developer

Composer Terence Lee is alleging that his music is being removed due to copyright claims, to the point where it may be lost on the mainstream internet forever.

Internet 279