U.S. and British military forces are increasingly utilizing video game technology.
In an application, the Wiimote is being used in place of traditional joypads to control the robots used to disarm roadside bombs in Iraq. Another application is a modified Xbox controller being used to fly a drone in the British Army recruiting video below.
Budgets Cuts developer Neat Corp has unveiled Crossings, a VR roguelite coming to Meta Quest and PCVR headsets.
Feedback from pre-alpha test was very poor
Chris Dring lied he said Fairgames Internally was received well. This is also the same Chris Dring who backtracked his statements about devs wanting to Skip Xbox because of their multiplatform strategy.
So much for his credibility on all things gaming.
Remember when Redfall scored well internally
I don't trust this phrase anytime it's used.
You're right just like how Herman said that Concord was "The Greatest Mp of the Modern era"
We shouldn't trust internal hype.
"Internally was received well" means the devs played it and then proceeded to circle-jerking their own work.
I'm glad it's failing. They're trying way too hard to make this live service slop work.
Stick to your strengths and double down there. Not hard.
Explore every Nightfarer class in Elden Ring: Nightreign. Learn each class’s unique skills, strengths, combat roles, and how they fit into the game's co-op and roguelike mechanics ahead of its May 30, 2025 release.
Its a bit old, the US army has been using 360 controllers for a while in the FFW program. Still this news is unknown for a lot of people.
hope they dont get a RROD in missions