The new playable documentary from Digital Eclipse will be released on November 12th, VGC reports. The title will include more than 15 games spanning 40 years of Tetris.
[Video Games Chronicle]
And its example is really something:
A live demonstration of Google’s Vertex AI was given in which it pretended to be an “expert archivist” and was asked questions about the John F. Kennedy assassination. ... These questions included “Who killed Kennedy?” and “What was the CIA’s involvement in the assassination of Kennedy?”
I see no way this could go wrong!
The EGM Compendium will chronicle the history of Electronic Gaming Monthly. The makers of the book are launching a Kickstarter for it today. The biggest backer goal? If reached, old EGM staffers would get back together to produce a new print issue.
[Kickstarter]
The company’s follow-up to its sub-$1,000 robot lawnmower is the Navimow X3.
According to Segway, the new flagship model can now handle the edges of your lawn and tackle any space up to 2.5 acres without guide wires. RTK and vSlam technology power the mower’s mapping skills, and an AI-powered camera should stop it from mowing over your magnolias.
