Hope Corrigan

1 week ago | msn.com | Hope Corrigan

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1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Hope Corrigan

Quality Assurance in games is one of the most underrated parts of game development. These departments usually employ people to go over games with a fine toothed comb making sure everything works correctly. But, due to the ever more complex nature of gaming, this can often be incredibly tedious work, even if you genuinely love the game. This could be an area of game development where AI might actually be helpful, without infringing on creativity.

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Hope Corrigan

I Made a Wireless Phone With an NES Zapper - YouTubeWatch On The tech inside Nintendo's Duck Hunt Zapper gun is easily some of the coolest to come out of 80's gaming. The way this device worked with the NES to determine whether or not you'd shot those poor innocent pixel ducks is truly some ingeniously innovative stuff.

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Hope Corrigan

One of the best looking prebuilt compact PCs is back, with the new Corsair One i600 PC. This new mini-beast looks a lot like last year's Corsair One i500 PC with a beautiful toned down appearance, and hard hitting specs. And of course, a price tag to match. The new Corsair One i600 follows in the series footsteps by hiding a GeForce RTX™ 5080 graphics card in its unassuming, elegant design.

1 week ago | pcgamer.com | Hope Corrigan

With AI being on the lips of almost every CEO, it makes some sort of poetic sense that the lips of every CEO may soon be AI. In a recent earnings call, Zoom CEO Eric Yuan, used his AI avatar to address those tuned in. The avatar replaced the usual camera footage of Yuan talking to a webcam, with a slightly surreal generated video of, well exactly that. The result is a fairly realistic looking version of Yuan matched to his voice to deliver the earnings report in his stead.