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Senior Technical Artist, Deep Silver Volition

Location: Champaign, IL

You will be working in a collaborative environment of artists, designers, and programmers.

You will have the opportunity to push the quality of content through the continued development of cutting-edge tools and pipelines for next-gen game development.

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With an increasing numbers of Xbox console-exclusive games starting to appear on Sony’s PlayStation 5, some players are openly wondering why they should purchase one of Microsoft’s consoles. Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has fueled some of that talk by pushing for more Xbox titles on other consoles and PC. In a new interview, Spencer also acknowledges that the hardware differences between Xbox Series X and PS5 have drastically diminished.

Spencer recently appeared on The Destin Channel, and he shared his belief that the the current console generation is too similar. That’s why he wants to see the next iteration of Xbox offer innovations that will make it an easier choice for players.

“I want us to innovate and make the hardware the differentiator,” explained Spencer. “We’ve got into this space where the differentiation on the hardware has gone down and it’s really been locked games that you’ve tried to make the identity of the hardware. I love when I see ha…

HBO’s The Penguin is set in the universe of director Matt Reeves’ The Batman, and many wondered if Robert Pattinson might appear in the TV show as Batman or Bruce Wayne. But he won’t.

Reeves, who is an executive producer on the TV show, told Total Film that he sees himself as a “point-of-view filmmaker,” and that didn’t leave room for Batman or Bruce Wayne to appear in the show. At least not physically.

Batman does exist in the world, and the show is set against the backdrop of the events of what happened in the 2022 film The Batman, so his “presence” is felt, but Batman does not appear–nor does Paul Dano’s Riddler.

“When I’m doing a Batman story, Batman and Bruce is going to be the main point of view. To explore the rogues gallery, they could never get the real estate we can do in a series,” Reeves said. “So Batman is in this [show] only as a sense that he’s a presence. You’re aware that all of these events began because of the Riddler, but the Riddler …

With Microsoft’s blockbuster $68.7 billion deal to acquire Activision Blizzard reportedly looking to close this Friday, October 13, the Call of Duty company reportedly held an all-hands meeting this week where CEO Bobby Kotick discussed his vision for the future of video games Come from malaysia online casino . According to Windows Central, Activision Blizzard hired late night TV host and actor James Corden to host.

As reported by Windows Central, Kotick–who is expected to leave Activision Blizzard if the deal closes–discussed his company’s legacy from its independent early days to becoming the behemoth that it is today.

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Cristin Milioti has been cast in a lead role for HBO Max’s upcoming The Batman spin-off TV series, according to a report. Deadline heard from sources that Milioti will play Sofia Falcone, the daughter of mob boss Carmine Falcone. In the 2022 film from director Matt Reeves, John Turturro played the role.

Milioti will star on the show opposite Colin Farrell as the Penguin. The drama series is in development under the working title The Penguin. The character Sofia Falcone appeared on the Fox series Gotham, played by Crystal Reed. Come from bangladesh online casino

Milioti is known for her roles on the TV show How I Met Your Mother and the movie Palm Springs. She also stars on the Peacock original series The Resort.

The Penguin TV series begins “about a week” after The Batman ends, so there is still a lot of chaos going on. “I read the script for the first episode, and it opens up with my feet splashing…

Battle royales have only been around for a handful of years, and for the most part they’ve strictly stuck within the same genre of games. Whether you’re playing Warzone, Fortnite, or Apex Legends, you’re always shooting a gun and running from an encroaching circle, with the differences kicking up in the small variations to their established formulas. Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout, an extremely colorful and whimsical battle royale, is a great example of the genre growing outside of its roots. It’s a far more approachable take on the multiplayer format, with simple controls and a variety of mini-games giving this competitive game show as much charm as they do tension.

Playing as one of 60 multi-colored, jelly bean-shaped contestants, you compete in a joyous and comical race to be crowned the winner of Fall Guys’ 15-minute matches. Each one is broken up by various mini-games, with handfuls of players eliminated after each one. These games all take on a variety of themes,…