Independent tabletop news site EN World faces severe slowdowns as 90,000 automated bots scrape its archives, highlighting the hosting toll on gaming media.
From Null Pointers to Punchlines: Irene Woo on trading big tech for Edinburgh Fringe comedy
Ex-Google Senior Software Engineer Irene Woo talks A/B testing jokes, leaving tech stability, and bringing her debut comedy show Golden Child to the Edinburgh Fringe.
The Strong Museum partners with Google for D&D’s 50th anniversary
The Strong National Museum of Play has partnered with Google Arts & Culture to release a free online exhibit exploring the first 50 years of Dungeons & Dragons.
Mattel wins the race to sell the first board game with integrated AI
It’s Google tech. Mattel’s new Pictionary uses the “Quick, Drawl!” artificial intelligence, which I’ve used loads and helped train the AI. It’s free to play.
Try out this brilliant little Easter egg from ‘Katamari’ and Google
If you’re looking for new ways to procrastinate, try this genius Google search Katamari Easter Egg! All you need to do is type ‘Katamari’ into Google search, click the bouncing ball on the right of the screen, and you’re in business! (Well, more like distracting yourself from whatever business you should actually be doing – no […]
Google says comic book stores matter
Today, the search giant has spotlighted local bookstores. As it turns out, comic book stores matter.
Turn your Google Mini into a Snorlax
By accident or by design, the Google Mini’s compact disc shape makes it perfect for home-modding.
Google’s launched a free monster maker
Using buttons to change the brush from body parts like “Upper Legs Front”, to “Head”, or “Mouth” or “Claws”, you splash down the colours and then it that transform button.
Wizards of the Coast take a multi-platform approach to the world’s largest virtual tabletop game
A quick analysis of the virtual tabletop technology Wizards of the Coast is using to host the biggest online tabletop weekend ever.
Only VR can produce genuinely next-gen hardware
The second generation of VR headsets will be an incredible leap in capabilities from the first. This upgrade will be the real next-gen stars of the upcoming wave of hardware changes.
