Recent #Tech News news in the semiconductor industry

10 months ago
1. Epic Games Store has been offering free games weekly since 2018, a strategy that CEO Tim Sweeney calls 'magical'. 2. Sweeney noted that while some exclusivity deals were not profitable, the free game program has been highly effective, attracting new users at a lower cost than traditional advertising methods. 3. Developers often see increased sales of their paid games after offering a free title, prompting them to collaborate with Epic for timed releases of free games to boost awareness of upcoming titles.
PCSoftware & GamingTech News
10 months ago
1. Square Enix, known for remaking Final Fantasy VII, appears to be teasing a potential Final Fantasy XIII remake. 2. The official Square Enix Twitter account responded to a user suggesting a remaster with a question about why a remake wasn't considered. 3. The decision to remake FFXIII is intriguing due to its modernity and the fact that it was originally a trilogy, raising questions about how its story would be adapted.
RemakeSoftware & GamingTech News
10 months ago
1. Black Myth: Wukong, a visually demanding game, is set to launch this month with a standalone benchmark available on Steam. 2. The benchmark allows users to test their PC's performance with real-time in-game sequences. 3. Recommended hardware includes an 8th Gen Intel Core i5 or 1st Gen Ryzen 5 processor, 16GB RAM, and a GeForce GTX 1060 or Radeon RX 580 graphics card, with higher settings requiring more advanced hardware.
PC PerformanceSoftware & GamingTech News
10 months ago
1. The Callisto Protocol, a spiritual successor to the Dead Space series, was released earlier than planned due to pressure from higher-ups. 2. Glen Schofield, the creator, wanted an additional three and a half months for development but was forced to launch in December 2022. 3. The rushed development led to the removal of four bosses and two enemy types, contributing to the game's overall disappointment.
InterviewSoftware & GamingTech News
10 months ago
1. Epic Games is altering the exclusivity of Fortnite's Battle Passes by making earnable cosmetics available in the in-game store after 18 months. 2. This change allows continued investment in new Battle Pass rewards and enables players to access past content, including popular licensed character outfits. 3. Previously, Battle Pass exclusive items could not be obtained after the season's end, but now players can purchase them directly.
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