gaming event

AppWizard
October 26, 2025
The Very Big Indie Pitch at PG Connects Helsinki 2025 featured a variety of PC and console games presented by indie developers in a speed-dating format, allowing five minutes for each presentation to a panel of industry experts. The event provided valuable feedback and networking opportunities for developers at different stages of their projects. It highlighted a mix of genres and themes, serving as a platform for work-in-progress titles and fostering connections within the gaming industry. The pitching sessions are a staple of PG Connects conferences and similar events worldwide. A curated list of featured games was presented, each with a brief description.
AppWizard
October 20, 2025
Gaming Parties 2U is a family-owned gaming van business based in Lowestoft, offering a mobile gaming experience across Suffolk and Norfolk. The van features four gaming consoles, including an Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch 2, and PlayStation 5, connected to 43” LED Ultra HD TVs, accommodating up to 12 players. The company is launching a partnership with the Spring Tide pub and restaurant in Lowestoft to combine gaming events with food. A free gaming event is scheduled for October 25 on the High Street, funded by Lowestoft Town Council. Inquiries for hiring the service can be made via email or their website.
AppWizard
September 27, 2025
On Saturday, October 11, 2025, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., a gaming event titled "Minecraft Survival Island Test with Arrayscape" will take place at the Mariner Library, located at 520 128th Ave. SW., Everett. All necessary gaming equipment will be provided, and registration is available at tinyurl.com/yhm5u7su.
Winsage
February 10, 2025
Microsoft refreshed the Windows Health Dashboard, providing updated information on known bugs affecting Windows 11 version 24H2, including a fix for users unable to modify specific date and time settings and a workaround for difficulties with Windows updates via USB or CD media. A guide was shared on restoring Dolby Digital (AC-3) support in Windows 11 version 24H2, and two debloating applications, WinScript and NoBloatbox, were introduced for system optimization and bloatware removal. This week's preview builds for Windows 11 included a significant update for MIDI and allowed users to customize widgets on their lock screens. An update for the Microsoft Store now permits users to choose which components of games to download. Optical Character Recognition has returned in the Photos app for Windows Insiders with enhancements and bug fixes. Microsoft announced the dates for its upcoming developer conference, Build 2025, scheduled for May 19-22 in Seattle, Washington. Firefox 135 was released with a redesigned new tab page and privacy enhancements, while Microsoft Edge 133 launched with an updated downloads interface and an AI-powered scareware blocker. Chrome version 134 is set to enhance picture-in-picture mode. In gaming news, several Xbox titles, including Forza Horizon 5 and Age of Mythology: Retold, are being released for PlayStation 5. EA's Criterion Games is focused on the next Battlefield installment, leaving the future of Need for Speed uncertain. Microsoft will host the first ID@Xbox showcase on February 24, 2025. Valve updated Steam to include a banner for abandoned games, and Nvidia announced new games for the GeForce NOW streaming service. The Epic Games Store is offering two free titles, and Amazon Prime members have access to several free games.
AppWizard
October 13, 2024
The College of Communication and Education hosted a retro PC gaming event to introduce its new Computer Animation and Game Development (CAGD) program. Dean Angela Trethewey highlighted the connection between storytelling and successful games. The event featured various gaming stations, including an emulator for classic games like “Sonic the Hedgehog” and “X-Men,” as well as laptops showcasing student-developed games. Participants played “Unreal Tournament” and “Duck Game,” with local non-profit Tech Toss contributing equipment and games. The event aimed to foster community dialogue about electronic waste while celebrating the enjoyment of retro gaming.
AppWizard
August 9, 2024
Princess Cruises has launched MedallionNet Max, an advanced onboard Wi-Fi service that offers speeds reaching hundreds of megabits per second. The company has been enhancing onboard connectivity since 2018, utilizing various bandwidth sources including low Earth orbit satellites like Starlink. With the introduction of two Wi-Fi service tiers—MedallionNet Classic and MedallionNet Max—guests can enjoy prioritized access to high-quality bandwidth. The Classic tier offers reliable performance, while the Max tier is included in popular bundles like Princess Plus and Princess Premier. Princess Cruises has retrofitted its fleet for high-speed internet access, ensuring Wi-Fi coverage in staterooms and public areas. The cruise line is also hosting a Minecraft event featuring influencers, showcasing the potential for gaming experiences onboard.
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