Adarsh Verma

1 month ago | fossbytes.com | Adarsh Verma

Look, if you’re not using Razer Gold yet, we need to talk. It’s 2025, and if you’re still fumbling with random gift cards or stressing over credit card payments for your gaming habit, then you’re doing it wrong. So, let’s fix that, shall we? You may have heard about Razer’s gaming gear, but that ain’t all they got. Razer Gold is a digital wallet specifically created for gamers that gives you access to all the games, in-game content, and exclusive rewards you actually care about.

2 months ago | fossbytes.com | Adarsh Verma

Ah, parenting in 2025. Once, the biggest fear was your kid ordering 12 pizzas by accident. Now, it’s them racking up a small nation’s debt on in-game skins and V-Bucks because you left your credit card on file. Cue the music: Xbox gift cards have entered the chat. Yes, the humble gift card – once the lazy birthday present of choice now has become the smart, weapon of parental sanity.

2 months ago | fossbytes.com | Adarsh Verma

Narrative-driven games aren’t new, but what they’re doing now is. We’ve gone way past “games can tell stories too” and into the deep end where games are bending narrative structure, experimenting with player psychology, and reshaping what storytelling even means. Traditional storytelling leans hard on plot and dialogue. Games? They’ve added player agency, environmental design, sound cues, and even mechanics themselves as narrative devices.

2 months ago | fossbytes.com | Adarsh Verma

First, it was $60. Then it was $70. Now? We’re peeking over the edge of the $100 abyss, and no one’s even pretending to be surprised anymore. Publishers are out here slapping deluxe editions and “early access bundles” on top of the base game like it’s seasoning. And you? You’re just trying to play without needing a small loan. So yeah, if you’re looking at those triple-digit prices and hearing your bank account quietly whimper, you’re not alone.

2 months ago | fossbytes.com | Adarsh Verma

Vidu, the generative video startup by ShengShu Technology, is back with a new model it calls Q1. This time, the focus is on improvements to quality and control. But to earmark its ascent to the ranks of being among the top of a growing list of generative video competitors, the company is coming out this time with the receipts. VBench, a generative video evaluation standard, announced its ranking and placed Vidu Q1 in first place, putting it ahead of OpenAI’s Sora and Google Gemini.